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• • • - K. -..ir . • - • , 9 W"' • r "7. NUMBER 11'72.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rl l O-MORkOW EVENING, OEt. 9, 1806,„1 Their Majesties' Servants will aEt the Play of AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. Raymond; Amiens, Mr. Dignum ; Jaques, Mr Eyre (from the Theatre-Royst, Bath ; his first appearance en tbis mitge>; Orlando, Mr. k. 'listen ; Touchstone, Mr. Cherq. .livealind (with tee Cuckoo Song), Mia Duncan; Celia, Miss Mellon ; Audrey, Mi-s Pope. In Act V. a Song by Mrs gland. After offish, the Grand Uperatical Romance of THE FORTY THIEVES. The Characters by Mr. Fyolly, Mr. Maihrwt, Mr. Dignum, We H Siddons, Mr. De Camp, Mr Raymond; Mrs. Marlowe, Mrs. Bland, Mrs. Mouhtstn, Mrs. Sharp, Sec. &c. ' Saturlay, The IVorider; with The Forty Thieves. THEATRE-ROYAL, t 01/FAT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Ott. 8, 1806, will be revived. a Conlin Opera, tilled, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain Islacheath, Mr losledon ; Peaehum, Mr. Munden; Loskit, Mr Emery ; Mat &the Mint, Mr. Taylor ; Mr. Simmons. P,lly by a Young Lady (who has never yet oppearsd en any stage); Loey, Mrs. C. Cenible. is Aet 111. a Itninpipe in Fetters, by Mr. Platt. To which will be added, a Fever, caned, MISTAKE UPON MLSTAKE ; OR, Arelmeamot TS 'NUM? THEW. Lord Lighthoad, Mr. Presley; lcalmeloy, Mr. Mundell ; Ilunif•br7, Isfr. Emery. Laity Mary Magpie, Mrs. Daven port ; rish,'Mvs. Mattocks. On Thersday,. Th. Mined the World; with the rovivol Ittelo-Drawie of Vaiontitse wad Orton. • YICTUALLING-OFFICE, OCT. 6, IROB. HE COMMISSIONERS for VtansUing His T Majesty's Nary to hereby give Notice, That OM WEDNLY .II4I", the ljth leutayt they will be ready to lee, tam In Writ;ae. !sewed sap), end treat for TWFLVF. HUNDRED THOUSAND GOLDSTONE, or BROWN WILLOW RODS, (ow less thee forty-right whet i• kii ; :th,) Oct for mokiwg Tiro ;,to be siveyeerokle if Samples to be retired with the Estarrs ; to be rOeliver.il by the 38th of April, 11107, is . r: lfaintPey "Temente, fate Hu Majesty's rieeuittb.,,. Lora, f ord gad for THREE THOUSAND BOLTS of FLAGS, for the use ft . the Cover4e; to be oleo answer. ble to Samples to be produced yrth the Tenders, awl to he delouse eel is the spore 1.1 Twelve Months, he rtg•kr Matably Proportions. ito the Stores beeiterawittioseW. The whole to be paid jar by Yy payable milk Nivea. Niue!, Duos after Date. N. B. No Tenders for • lets quaitt , ty thin. One Holstered Thou mad Rods, wed Ape Bewelreol bows / Flogs, tout be ad witted. The Catalina ef the Crean& less be seta at the Seers tree 00lee. No regard will he had to we Fowler he which the Price shell est be iweeted to words at grafi, or that shell dot be delivere! he the Beene before Oem o'Clock ass the rid Ireissesday, the ISth kaiak nor useless the Perm As spikes the Tektite., or istwi For,.. ors anomie, to as whew cattail fir. CUSTOM-HUOSE, LONDON, Orr. 4, 58047 WET DOCKS AND GATES. PROPOSED TO BE CONSTRUCTED AT CHETNF.Y-HILL, NEAR OUEENBOROUGH, IN THE, COUNTY OF KFNT. THE COMMISSIONERS of His Majesty's Customs are reedy to restive Propoools, frost skels Perynti *mg lieepthat to Contract far the IrtICIS•WORIC of the Wet De.* sad estroites Gases, sad fee stressing cad klieg the Anne Coping nod slams of the same. Alss )er flitniAseg TIMBER end IRON WORK, ler the }foam and theeties Piles and Gases to the soli Dock, and fo il...liar and Ftssag the wle. The - Brick and Stone Work to be begun early is Ma Telt 7 gm% iu.4 &wished ay dui old ofJostw. The Timber and lion-work the Fleor, Piles, and Gates, to deavererl at Chesney-hill, by the first day of February next, and the Work completed by the end of June next ; Tenders. (waled up) addresord to the Secretary of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Cu , tolos, en or Wore the 27th Inetant, will be receisrd. Br Order of the Commis.ioi.ert, GEORGE DELAVAUD, in the Seereta. - y's ACenee. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. FOR THE •FIRST DRAWN TICKET NEXT MONDAY. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. re •peetfully acquaint the Public, the STATE. LO rTF.K Y continence' Drawing on the 13th of the present Month (October), being the only Lottery to be drawn tnts Year, and we other will be decided by the came. The SCHEME contains S Priam of L. 20,000 $ 10,1.300 3 3,000 &e. he. &e. The lowest Friars Cr, Twenty Pounds, and no fixed Capi tal, except the Finn-drawn Ticket, entitled to 10,0001. Ticket' and Shares are on Sale by iticharilson, Goodlock and Co Stock Brokers, Curshill aneCharing Cross. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. MORE CAPITAL EIIZES AN U LFSti TICKETS. Three Twenty Thousand Puurd Prises, Three Ten Thousand Pound Pr i :es, Three Fire Thousand Pound Prises, Nn P‘ise law than 201. • NEXT MONDAY, 13th OCTOBER, the GRAND STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing, winch midair's a praetor proportion of Capital Pr,res to the small Number of Tickets, than any format L.4tery. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. V.,1,. , .., ut each. TWA Value. S S 3 S 8 20 50 20 40 4,100 --- so,riou Tickets I. 200,,H.9 /..10,000 for the Firtt.Drawnlce!, And all the other immense Capital l'us.a afloat. Ptice of Tickets and Shares. Twice... A.. 13 17 0 Half L 10 3 0 Eighth L$ It 4 s t Quartet 5 Y 0 I Sixteenth I 6. 0 THE GREAT 1./TILITY OF A HAPPY DISCOVERY, PROVED BY THIRTEEN YEARS' PRACTICE:. • THOSE who are afiliEted with the tolkiwing Disorders may be relieved in less than one hour, and cored in is reasonable time, by the use of the OUESTONIAN MEDICINES, wiiich are the only prepare..mis that ever wee* established fir the cure of these Complaints; nor was there ever known a Medical Man of any description, in this or any Olivet Kingdom, orders be practised with thee* Restoratives, that dared to promise those who were so afflicted such ass ear nest talcum; WeilLllo, dud he not sinceed agreeable thereto, lie mist Instantly prove himself a Quack ; and surely none but at Feel or a madman would so prcgess. of he was not owe »fsoc eeeding speesnle thereto. Gout to tie Stomach, sod all son. of Gum, Plowrese, Rtieuisatiani, Head-achs, Tooth achs, acha, a.ld Gum tides. These Mediciiirs arc practiced with at Manchester, liirmingbasn a Stoovbridge, New►ury, Portsmouth. Fortera, Folkston*, Wonlwicli, Durkin on Trent, Hrnlcy on Thames, and in most of the principal Towns iu this Kingdom Li London, only by the solo Proprietor, B. Guest, No- 9, 'Great burley-street, between the hours of nine and twain, any Sraday cacertall. t • 7.'4 :n Gir 01 IS . toab b t nr retro , N , . . To the *OATH* and IND!PFsnFNT ELECTORS of the CITY of wEsrmissTE R. . ENTLEMEN —The distinguished honourwhich .you have. this day conferred upon me, demands my warmest Thanks, and impresses on my mind an awful smog of the high trust imposed on me by your concdence. To be the Succcisor, in the represemation of your great .•nd populous City, to the enlightened Statesman whose lust we all so much deplore, and to whos • remains we :hall in a few days pay the last sad tribute of respect, is art object of the most laudable ambition. If any person had been found in whom was united a similar assemblage of those great conl t.es which he so emoiendy possessed, no one wooed more willingly than myself have resigned his pretensions to your support but tuella person was not to be found It would be vain in me to attempt to emulate the commending talents of that Great Man, either in or out tat the House of Cann:out, but it shall be my anxious endeavours to prove to yore, on all occasions, that my roil for your interests shall he unweaned, and that in me you shall ever iodaitutlsful Giaardian of the Constitutional Liberties of our Country. I am, Gentlemen, with the truest sentiments of gratitude, • Your meet faithful and devoted humble Servant, Northumberland WWl*, .7, 1806. PERCY. THE FRIENDS of LORD PERCY, on of respect to :he Memory of Mr. Fax, have agreed to pottienne the Dittos's, in corainomosalsoß Sys /Leaky , M. vrys ■: , r7 or Iry esuninsier, unlit all early ateating at PArl.ament. W.FT NURSE. NvANTS a SITUATION in a reipollable Fa mily, a HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN, of good disposition; has latn.in one Month ono her truottd For particulars please to apply at Masan. Kerby and Bow. dory's, &Woeßem. 190, Oxford street. ARMY-EN•MASSE, AND OLD PSTABLISIIED MILI TIA StHARTY OFFICE, No. IS, 1.-icester-place, Leicester-square. PERSONS residing in the County of Middlesex, who are desirous of ben inderinshill from 'aroma in the Army-en-Masse, under the General Ts...hole Act, whirl suspends the Ballot of the Mi'itia, are 'repro r..11y informed, Receipts to that effed are nroly for deiivery.—No Anicled Clerk, Apprentice, or those who have ti.'en baslotted for the Militia, osn claim any exemption under this Act. Such Par sons are advised to make an eddy ill/01111Ce, as the Books of the Society will close much sooner than usual. W. W11.54.)N, Treasurer. OFFICE'S, No. 2, CORNIIILL, 140, OXFORD STREET AND 44, ST JAMES'S-STREET. LIODGES, PAINE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, with great respeOr, take the liberty to recommend to the attention of the Nobility and Public, the Scheme or the present Lottery, which they have camper d with that of every Lottery which has occurred diving the period their Offices have been e.tablvilied, (40 seer s ,) and have found it not only superior, in the number and value of - Capital Prises but also to contain, en an avenge, not half the numbe: of Ti ckets. a Qt the above Licensed Offices, the Ticketa, Shares, and Chaticit; au an Sale on the best terms; where, last October, the Ticket, N0:044, a Prise of 20,0001. wu sold in Two Qarters, Two Eighths, and Four Sinteenth Shares; arid, is the late Lotteries, Three Prism of 10,0111 'Three of 10,0001. and Seven of 3.(0(11. N. B The Drawing will begin neat Monday. FROM MR. ALLEN, TAILOR, OLD :and Co.) Late Foremmt to greet ((or several jean), • dICIIi _ . A AIUEL CLARK, t 7 Mr. Allen, of Old 801 per aitlildta 4,0 inform the P V;.ring, * at No 12, Rothbonsplare, Oaterdat rfset, .here there is kept for inspection, in the pieces, a large Stock sit Cu paraffins Cloths. Kerseymeree, ire. Sm. C and Co big to return their sincere thanks for the evten• sive, orders with which they have already been honoured by nigny families and men of fon,ion, particularly by a largo portion of the Noblemen and Gentlemen at the ton liaise% sites, whose kind and early patronage of Clark and Co. will never be rivliter..tod from their iieworier, TOUNG GENTLEMEN'S HUSS .R DRESSES midi plain, or trimmed in the moil. tettelui An 4 :meat military stile. FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOED M. COWAN, (from Howby's), most respea alP. folly i •farms the Public, that they may be immediate y supplied with FASHION kIrILE 31)0TS and SHOES., war ranted in e►ery respett equal to bespoke, at his IVl.ntsfaare), 541, Strand, one door from Catherine street; whe•e the ii wit extensive assortment in London of the above articles is con ►tantly kept i and in consideration of ihe advantages id promp payment, he is enabled to su►mn them to the ?abbe lull gt pee cent. %leder the usual bespoke prices. The universal satistaniun which those Gentlemen hays ex - pressed, who have aancliuned the above plan, is a sufllei...t demoruttatinn of its general utility, as it prevelitt this di.sgrft able necessity of wailing two or three weeks, end then bet quently not being fitted —.Nearly opposite Somerset House. The Trade supplied as usual. ZO4 /LOGY. 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Mir kes det wo r t 2= J. 00 T. Desist, el the Shah 1,40 4 11 -Areq.. • uARRISoN, thlikikent Goetpel Sir James Henr - mare of Illaekeets Cade, vice tha timseeeru. miholloleomieL • itos?rrnr. STAFF. Garrison Surgeon Thomas Be iron, (rest the garristes at Ob. miter, to be Surgeon to the Fences. Surgeon Henry Glasse, from the 1,011, fee, lobo Slurgaellan .the Forces serving at Gibraltes. viabahloyen. Camsesies is eke Reetreeshints *UM, sired 6 1 , • • &Idol Vlota Mackay to bell pressoesd. t 1 :1 Sept. 16, 1506. PARTNERSHIPS Dtssounitp. Bemuel Galleon, Joseph Giblairis, and Samuel Tertius Oat awe, Rininiogham, bankers. Avg. 3, 1806. Thomas Gregory and Silas Orme, Shelfsidd, cheisee-factott. Oat. 1, 1806. James Simpson and William Biggar, MARCIITSI44 drapers. Oct. I, 1806. • John Dritchler, Mat'hew Taller, George Glans, sod John Thome, Manchester, wood-clock manufactures. Sept. 20 a )636. Edward Foulkes and John Higson, biancbtortes, ateenthe 'andsolic ours. Oct. 2, 1808. Joseph Merritt and James Mappin, Shofßeld , eogravere. 'Jerre 10,1806. William North and George North, Brecon. :sneer, 20, 1806. Bithiah Rushton and John Rushton, Macclesfield, in the county of Chester, butchers. Oct 9, 1636. Edward Balm:sand George Barnes, Leyland, lit the county of Lancaster, grocers. Sept. 6, 1606. WrlliamPlumerWindusaid William Wills, jun. Oxford *met, London, distillers. Oct. 7, 1806. Pa ll Bo6.ter Belk and James Hardy, Sheffield, cutlets. Oct. 5, t. 1, Thomas Palmer, William Clark,Thonsas Morris and Samuel * Mennen, Wood-street, Chassid*, elk sad ribb:m semitaite. lessors. Oct. 4, 1806. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Paterson, late of Nieholaisdane, is tho city of Lemlest, insurance-broker, underwriter, dealer sad chart:tan, hem the 11th to the 48th of October, at awn, at Guildhall. . . BANKRUPTCY 'SUPERSEDED. John Bridge and Henry Reale, late of Liverpool, is the einnty of Lancaster, merchants. DIVIDENDS. Nov. IS. Howard Spicer of Midas, is the county of Res sex, maltster, dealer and chapeau, at elm% et OrradtteN,, London. 'Nov. S. John Green and James Lameisemegh, et 11182rehms. Mk* the meaty of Lancaster, kakesffigffinea, li dishes led ekapmen, at eleven at Me Isameaer= Sumner, the - Dog Tavern, in Eimesigate, is Msaabentir. Nov. 3. Jamas Taylor, of NewtomMoor, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-spinner, dealer arid chapman, at eleven, at the home of William Sumner, the Dog Tavern, in Deansgate, in-Manchester. Oct. So. Joha Raines, of Harwich, in the county of Ewes, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, at two, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Ipswich, in the county or Suffolk. Oct. 50. William Randall the elder, late of Manningtree, in the county of Essex, innkeeper, and tayior, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses, at Ipswich, in the county of Suffolk. Nov. IS. George Hayes, late tit John wee., in thecouoty of Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Oct. 28. John Stotherd, of Conlogsby, in the county of Lin coln, common-brewer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Rciri.Deer Iraq, in Lincoln. Oct. 31. John Lees and Samuel Lees, of Halifax, In the county of York, 'nen:heats, dealers and ihapmen s at too, at the Ott Cork Inn, in Halifax. Nov 18. Humphrey Richard Jones, of Type-street, Tine bury square, in the county ot Middlesex, confectioner, at eleven, at Orile hail, London. Nov. 18. Cherie. Ri , tew, of Newgatastreet, in the city of London, linered•oor, at twelve, at Graildliall, Loriden. Nov. 1. Witham Devidney, of Fleet-street, in the city of London, jewel' -r, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guild hall, Loridon. Oct. no. Mork Fumlss, of Sheffield, in the county of York, silver-plater, at one, it the Angel Inn, in Sheffield. October 23. Robert VVhitithead, now or late of Sheffield, in the county of York, corn 'actin, dealer and chaponact. at Mr. Samuel Peeeh'", the Angel lon, in Sheffield. October 29 Richard Walhard, o , the city of Chestier, pester hiewer, dealc• arid chaproan, at eleven, at the house not .Ndr. TOMlliaMte, the Featlien Inn, in Chester. Casino' 27. Salome Store, of Wirbeeh St. Peter's, in the lee of Ely, in the county of Cemtwidge, plumber . glazier , painter dealer and chapioan, at eleven, at the lease and Crown Inn, in Wisbeclt it. Peter's October 29 William Farrar, *1 Salford, in the county of Lancaster, plumber and glazier, dealer •nil chipolata., at titre. at the Royal Oak Inn, in Maircher.or. Novernier 8. Duncan Maclauriii, late of Wathatetrerst„ war,rionseman, dealer and chairman, at one; at ta'sildhall, Lund-in. I. r 7 CnaG November h. Jam.. Dawson, of CopthAll-Buildinr, is the city of Landau, warehouseman, dealer and chapeau% at tea, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES —Oct VI. Richard Idarrison, Holton-Lane-Ends, mu the parish of Dean, in tho county of Lancaster, innkeeper; dealer and Chapman. Wihiam Stevens-us, late of tantemstreTt, Pimlico, in the county of Ntiddlascx, merimmat, iiionay-sciainuer, duals and chapinair. Samuel Freeman, of Old Comoton ermet, in the parish of St. Anne, in the onto(' of li,tddleamt, careenter, dealer NMI INSOLVENTS. PRISONER in His Maj.-v.'s Gaol in and far the County of lILIRTFORO. fitter wor tca. R..hert Cox, late ails.. Star Public House, t. county of fienford, baripitomi, and ,A,tes*a."4 Kew. 41 Ware aforesaid. in Kann le th• ua *U t 44.14 • mi I AN) ra