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A rizt „ f r.:, =• • II jb Vr„Orii, •••'t ft • XtrtiL .„) t L • . At/5 , , • :B ER 4120.] 1 , 11 U 1? S DECE,MBER 5, 1 . {PRICE st PEz~ C.t , T-HEATRE ROYAL,•DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec 5, 1805, will be pertbrtned. THE MOITITTAINEERS. (Marian, Mr. ELLISTON; Viiolet, Mr. BARTLEY ; Kamaßock, Mr. JOHNSTONE; Roque ' Mr. POWELL ; Lope 7ocho, Mr. MATH EWS I tulcazin Muley, Mr. RAYMOND; Sadi, Mr. DE CAMP. Zorayda, Mrs. JOHNSTONE ; Floranthe, MISS BOYCE ; ither which Agnes, Mts . . BLAND. a itew Melodramatic Piece, with appropriate Scevcry, to commemorate the VIeTORY AND . DEATH OF LORD VIS. NELSON. Uwhich will be added (r4th tithe), a Now Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. The Charatiers by - Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CHERItY, Mr. MATHF. WS. Miss •DE CAMP, Mtg. SCOTT, &c. le Ad 11. T wo New Airs, by Miss De Camp. tres 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs 1,,,A IL Second Price is.--Upper Gallery is. Set:AAA Monet to b 4.: returned. lybr'Ml'S Wit I be opencd at Milt'. past Five, awl the VIA), Poi.-4;a mein fa. the llpxe ltuss to se be ll ustree t ken of Mr. Posbrook, at the T o. ' Eittle.. • rr 4 , orrow, The Beaux Stratagem ; after which will p be s c i ed (paver IleA p uty in erf ormethe d) a Legendary Melo-Dratne, called ping Wood. 4 aturtlay, All in the Wrong. • THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING ) Dec. 5, IROS, will be performed, ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. Altonso, Mr. MURRAY; Orsino, Mr. COOKE ; Czesario, Mr. 11. JOHNSTON. ' Ameltosa, Mrs. H. )OHNSTON ; Ottilla Mrs. LIICHFIELD ; Estella, Mrs. ST, LE(, ER ,• , And Inis, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. 41 Iter'Which, t3th time, a New Ballet, b Mr. Byrne, called THE. WILD ISLANDERS ; Or, THE COURT OF PEKIN. t owhleh will beidded'a Loyal Musical Impromptu, called ' NELSONt's - GLORY. 10 conclude with a Representation of the late Triumphant t o • Naval Engagement. XCS 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts. 'rileDoors to be opened at halt past Five, and begin at halt Past !'lac, -s. for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ag62t Office in Hart-street. 1,,,i,0-morrow the Comedy of The Wheel of Fortune. To wilt be addod the favourite Melo-Drama of A Tale of bias Smith, being recovered front her late indisposition, Gl4.l*dr Oft Saturday in the charadier of Portia its Shake.. 4 Comedy of The Merchant of Venice. Shylock, .Mr. e ' • )11 0 t To ndso Which wilt be added The Review; or, The . Wir. Is tn ,?.. d aYs Shakespeare's Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of %t it Hamlet, Mr. Kembte. To vrhich will be added '•? -13 taina of Rugantino ; or, The Bravo of Venice. A 4 A•lk,t oc i f ,"' il ais The English Fleet In 4343.; with Love w; - -, • " e P;ott r es dars King fienry - the Fourth, Part ; with Master 60 given of j.: it en "T gaged at this 'beats -•tte' e noto.ee will ultitat appearance. 'rig PUBLIC are hereby cautioned against u l keiving Two BI LLS of EXen A NG E, one Drawn )4„„T 1. 01( WA RD, on, and Accepted by, Sir lER VIS V S, Ban. for 2601: detect ay Sept. iges, at Nip. AC' Is after Date; the other Mll Drawn and Accepted 4$ t s allle. Parties, tier the same Sum, and dated Nov, r, Olos, ht Kitt Months after Date; the sante Haying either been or fraudulently g ce otten pCnsesSiOn of, and the Aceeptor • in conseglien, desired not to honour them when dna tier r•caented fur payment, SUNDERLAND NAVIGATION, TICE to MASTER MARINERS and OTHERS Na. ~iR . SHIPS and VESSELS ttsing the PORT of SUN_ ,41kLA ND, in the' County Palatine of DURHAM. lA9I/7 fat making ,lcnown tho TIME of TI DE, which was place d under the Coasting Light the Light House on the. Pier, on the North Side of the ltd Wear, is to be. Discontinued there from the am Day , l,,,tfcce, Mber next, and Light `for ' the-same purpose will, Ule‘time aforesaid, be placed in an Eredion or Light- Puse on the East End of the Pier, on the South Side of the kiver, and trom-tiW time continue there to be Lighted YOrder of tlr Commissioners ailing in Execution of the ut of .Parliament lately made Ibr the Preservation tuuf . I Mprovement of the said Navigation. 4 WI LKI N S ON; Clerk. Sunderland, Nov. 26, dos. TEA . . I PLE OF THE'MUSES, FINSTIURY.SQUARE. fiCKINGTON, ALLEN, and 'CO. reve(tfally 11 0 , inform the Public, that Mr. C ytylßE R LAND's ME. kl "\ SI written by-bin - 141f. containing an Account of his r : and Writings, intOrspersed with AlieCtlotes and Charac.. " several of, the most Distinguished 'Persons of his b e ,* With whom he has had intercourse and,conoexion, will d e adY tar Publication on Monday next, the gth instant. tvvotthe tame day will be published,. elegantly printed in lidi t r o eeket. Volumes, atid ornatne,nted With Plates, , a ntw „; nt being the Sixtli t -of his popular Poern,enti tied * L4l. e . or, the Death of Christ." ticru ef t dad 1. C.s Catalogue, fur the YeAr !80, is now rac. C ,MILITARY EQUITIVIENT, PPR EXPOICIA '"ON, AND FOit PRIVATE GENTLEMEN, - • At No. 53, St. Paul's Church.yar a ki-tkriVits'is PORTABLE DESK, with every Im iietirylernent for Writing, Dressing, brawing, &c. arranged thi iie ict,l'or the eye, anti without or with his Copying Ma (.:1; a " rva YS handy, at :t. moment's call. It stands . changes th e F oic and is much in dernand on the Continent, a nd in Uic{ t and.West Indies. The Machine is admired tor i ts 411e 0 P r !ghleinX, by the'eaSY turn of a Lever, a . Copy o f a lanti i , °l . Writing, which being impressed from its original rht t7et ,ppt, must be an aelual Pac-simile. .1-ie has als.o.tvla tig.iii,...itied in Funtiture, useful and ornamental, for C ount ►Public-Oh:es,' Libraries, or Studies. PO ItTSMOtiTti. tt the FOR puutc SALE, Star and Carter Tavern, on Saturday the 7th of De cbrnber . aos, at Eleven o'Clock iu the Fare:lo9n, . good K e t c h MERCURY, lately condemn- Ir on .j" 44 erize to His Majesty's Ship Champion, Eh q. Commandor.—:Vimensions Length on deck s ret; w ealth of beatu feet 4 inches, depth 9 1, hold t4 leis i nches; abundantly found in all kinds of tr ) i,'„ . , 4 "_ . !. 4 every NecessaiV . for Immediate Serviec, and w tl) ar c h i ''most desirable Vessel for any purpose wliere tt, 4 „ a p r trtictilarly required, having heal both f or aI a" 4t4.4t"" etriploved* as one for a considerable time between S waist' Pomerania. • JJ,r, PP)yo t the said stup, Inventories, and lurthct I rma.; Inventories, 'JOIN MOYLE ► Broker, Portsmoutkt. GRAND LOTTERY, B EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806, SCHEME, of C 20,000 - - C60,0a0 10,000 30,0c0 Soon 2000 - 6000 8o o 20 . 500 - • • - • 110,00.3 53 4 . . 100 120 - SO - • (1 , 000 5000 First-drawn - rickets 34 tro 00 2 . 5,030 Tickets ,(2so,oss 3 • - 3 . .. ... - 3- - - .0 40 Mt • .0 01 Part of the above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket, tat Day kto,r , oo Ditto . 4tit Day - 20,000 • Ditto • 6th Day Ditto . . . Bth Day 50.2.0 Ditto . seth Day . . 20:,0 TICKETS and ,HARES are selling at every Licenced Lottery-Office. • PRESENT PRIC.E. • Ticket - - - 4 1 9 1 5 0 Half - ‘9 19 o I Eighth - - , TT r, Quarter . 5 t o I Sixteenth s 6 11 ,0" Ari early Purchase is advised. OS the first pot, Tic;:,>. bc.cotAlibittoicai.4ac-14.hitiiides, their chance v, the pitals. , „ STATE LOTTERY for 005, begins Drawing ou Monday the 3d of February, i 506. THE TICKETS are sold and divided into Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURN E, and Cp. Stock-brokers, itt their State Lottery Of. flee, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, Loudon. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, attd Schemes gratis. The SCHEME contains Prizes of ,Cao,oon ' so,ooo 50.00 - 33 - 3 - • 3 - 8 w to on. l • 2000 IP 1000 300 20 •- " " &C. " & a. And the cow First drawn_ Tickets will be entitled to 221. each, exclusive of their.chance of Capitals. *** Country Orders accompanied with short-dated Bills on. London, Post-Office Orders ' or C 4511, in Parcel by Coach d punually attended to ; and Correspondents may -depend on being treated exaelly on the same terms as if per. sonally present. SECOND LOTTERY for dos, begins Drawing the 34 of February, • riAPITAL PRIZES sold, shared, and registered, 11,..../ prior to 0804, by J. BRANSC )MB 411(1 Co. 4 Prizes of: - , £30,06,0 1 Prizes of 4 . AOOO 2 0 . 00 6 z 6 . ~ .. 2000 1/ - - - 10,000 54 - - . . Sooo . And in 0104, and First Lottery 1805, the following Capi tals were sold in to; Shares, namely, . Nos. ,C Nos. , £ 47,477, entitled to - too i grg, entitleil to . iic4,o6 10;so f • - 200 0 r 1 1; 6 41, - - • ao,ooo 17,9 1 5. - 20 0. I . 45 6 , - :Nee* 7,3,7.471 - 1 0,0 0 0 7636, - - besides several other tonal. _/aol. 3 cal. &C. &c. by the above LBRANSCOME; and Co. 'joint ContrAors for the present ottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Offices, No. born ,• 37, Cornhill ; and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; wher e TICKETS and SHARES are notosel ling, in great varietyof Numliters, And tl o rrizo shared-kw them Raid on demand. Schemes gratis, and all Business relative to the funds transaded %sith great Care and puntluality. NJ. Please to observe, the 50e , 0 First-drawn Tickets wil l be entitled to 221. each, besides the beneficial Chance of every floating Capital in the Grand Scheme; therefore an early purchase is particularly recommended. MORTGAGE. 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This Day was published, In Two Volnines. ?Imo. price 7s. in hoards, rrHE MYSTERIOUS PROTECTOR; 3 Novel. Correded and Revised By LADY CRESPIGNY. Printed for Robintion, INternoster„Tow. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This Day Was published, pfice3s. bound. EXEMPLA ERASMIANA ; or, English Exam pies, tor the Use of Beginners, to be turned into. Latin according to the order of the Rules in EtiIMIUS'S Compcn. ditial of the Latin Syntax. To which is added, 3 few Eng. lish idiornatical Expressions. Dy B. D. FREE, A.M. Printed for G. It obiiisoni Paternoster-row. • This Day were ptihlished. Tn Three Vols. Imo. Orme r,-S. in hoirds, M E OIR,S ONFAIRYAN .PERDUE. A NOVEL By THOMAS H(►LCROPT. Printed for Longman, Hurbt, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. er-row.. - - _ •-• Of whom may be hal, just published. The ScLond Edition of Adeline 1110vo bin ; or, The Mother and Dallailtef 1 A Tale. By hituOpit, tlacc WOO. PriCO" i3S. 6d. in boaidi. • Cotkrsioa; Novi 2t, 180 S. A PROPOSAL • • At once calculated to encourage the Flue Arts in this Conn. .try, and celebrate the greatest Event that ever adorned its History, • , THE BATTLEOF TRAFALGAR, AND DEATH OF LORD VISCoUNT NELSON. 7.?‘ IIESSItS. BOYDELL and Co. order FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS to may British Artier wato shall paint the best'Pieture on that Subjed, -from which a Print shall be engraved hi the first style of excellency, the size and in the manner of the Death of General Wolfe, at preient.their property ; and the Original Picture will after_ wards be presented to the Admiralty, or soars"' such appri priatts. Public Body. That all . partiality:m.lV b reinoVed from them-concerning the merits a .t,he Pictures, thy mean, with , respectful deference, to entreat such of the Di-ethers and Visitors of " The British liistitution.fiar ptomoting- the Fine Arts in' the United Kintdom," as , wiliallow themselves to-,be referred to, to dete-riniiie the excellence ofthe Perform aneeS of the chill:rent Artists.. Itesp:Attiiii; the Engraving, qiNlicnce has taught tlittri nut to employ Artists who, to the disappointment .01 the Public, ancl their great private detri . nwnt, have delayed ;he publicatien of on yr:pular subj , ;cts. The admirers of the Fine Arts tn.) , therelore pecd upon every kind spinpatirile with oacel,• icce, in the piablicatien of tit.a proposed Print. CONDI'IIONS. The price of thy. Vrints .1 AV. rerl • Dine of erour4 . t s 5 Half to be paid at the t h ue ed. ittbseritilk,-, and tile remain. der ena ttehvgry of the Print. The Impressions will be scrupulously delivered in tite order fur whiclkthey are subscribed. Subscriptions received by. Messrs. - lioydell and Co. and Messrs. G. and W. Nicol, No. London. N B. Next Month will be pubitsiAct,-;1 Portrait of LORI) VISCOUNT NELSON, after Sir William Beecliy, en graved by Mr. Earlorn, price tes. oil. Proofs i I is. Due notice Iv given of the site of the Picture, See. PROPOSA'I,4 For Publishing a Print of an MON U ENT in CornmenioratiOn of the lininortal ADMIRAL NELSON, who gloriously felt, on The 201 of October, ;Sas, While engaging the. Combined Fleets of Nrance.aud Spain. THE Vignette, designed by Mr. Uw,tn, and en, graved oy Mr. Canton, represents a Montobent sup ported by Eagles, the Emblem of Victory, with the Portrait of the 41CCC4Sed Hero in has.relief, , aurniounfed by an Urn, containing his Ashes, over which a Female- rgure is weep. ing, The British Lion and Gallic, Cock, with Sphynx and Pyramids, are inteniled to commenotate the memorable Victory which our g'allatit obtlined on. the sh o r es of Egypt and Trafalgar, while the Trophies and Shipping hi distance indicate that he might fairly Claim the Sove. reigaty of the Ocean. . rfte biographical S k etch of his short, but glorious. Life, the numrous and brilliant ViClor;cs, 4c. will be beautiful. ly engraved by Gjirill. The Size or the, Plate 13 by ,tc inches. 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Each Plate has itS appropriate Letter.prt.ss Description, in whieit every pre.e.Lition has be:n taken to render, the Sobjed intelligthle to the Reader. Tito Work is tiesi,4lled aitord 411 opportunity to sin:has have not visited the Country, of forining their own opinions of Ors Topography of limner. Those Verses , of the Iliad and Odyssey are cited whichdeseribe, or appear tti des::rib,!, the, particular eortions,or , Monumentsolthe "!'road. Time VieWa consist bt . a Delineation of , the Whole Coist of frott't Antandros in the Coif of Adramytniiii to the VAR: of Thym,bra on the Hellespont. • Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Nu. nr, Paternoster. row, ....... This Day was intUliskted, In One Volume Octavo, price . 7s. hi bgarcis, the Fourth Edition of RURAI; PHILOSOPIIY • or, REFLEC-, T101. 4 4S on KNOWLEDGE, Nil RTI.Iii, :4:11 HAT. Pi NF.” ; chiefly in ttetereitee to a Ltle of li..nirerthit in the Country. . Written on occasion, of the late I>r. Zimmermann's Disci:mut on Soiitude By .ELY eATEs, EAq. Printed for Lagnian, liursti.Acus,,and Orme, Patornos, cr_row. " The arguttiont enrorced throughout is this, That there is no solid happiness without Religion ; and the chasms of reiireintlit i 'urittSt rtiey tend to entprvove the,;rod virtue, are unsubstantial and tallacnous ; but that, if ,:otri l d upon with a proper disposition of mind, it will obviously prove us in true wisdom, and qualify us for that more clurablit condition in another world to which all of us are hastening. This important doctrine is taught without the smallest tine, Lure of fanaticiSlTl, and without the least it , lictityi burin grave, yet simple and impressive language. The style is, at the same time, forcible and elegant; the volume is no where defaced tiiy puerility and in this, as well as i n ot h er respects, is decidedly to be preferred to Zimmerinann's populli work. 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Mitwman, No. 22, Poultry, 'DBE Case of SCROPTIULA we hare sobraitted to tfict Pabli'‘: is extremely interesting:as it must con he importance 03'4 t r l i t r Y le t° w t h il ifti m s ri u s ct l et ei ts u s t si Fic Vitli n n l i i r t .i ll / 4 b is ly when tile (:larnb are dis. esvd the worst stakes ot King's lied. This case toes not stand singly in the list of. C perfornied by SPI LS111) It ' PAT bNT AN s colt It ir C DROPS, when given in this Disease, which proves tile illOrit of this Antiscoritti tie, so well known as in Scurvy, Gout, Rileunttisrri, Eruptive, Nerv i rins, and Bilious Complaints. To those La‘fies who wish Zro it pleasant Cosmetic, t* allay trifling irritation, Spilsbury's Compound Essence will answer perfectly. Be careful to ask fat Spikburv's Patent Antiscorbitti.e Drops, with they4' words bv the patent,. expr, 7 , ss A Pe the Willie, Slit item outjkiLl Wryper ; tiles Stamp also (rite King's duty) isprinted u instead nt red . ink. !kitties price ss. 6a. tI. 3S. ClUty included. I)ispcmary; Nu. sS., Soho-Square. • Dr. JAM F.S's PO Flt . . MEDICINE, which is 30 superior to others in efficacy; certainty, and safety • should trot* be elVen bn the first attack of the Disorder; ter, ir at hot silifkient c.,f itsele to etnril a cure (as in totermittent and Putrid Fevers), it is'allowed to be the best Preprative ttor, and t..'irlicutnitatit with, the Balk and other fteinetbes the symptoms require. But• as die genuine 'Powder 1 , ,,s often known to restore the Patient, after its substittites, arid every other febrifuge, have failed, it omtlit to he !rtes even Ifl the last extremity. Great benefits 11.1%,t; been derived f;orri the Powder.lit Dison - lers thouplit bayoutl the r„•acli Orit4e. wriai eVe,y Flight, as 411 AltetatiV: ; MO, f rom the tiue‘ess nt Orr key. Mr, Singlettm Harper, of Duhlin i , their. is 4:ason to believe that it 111.17 prove a Rattrierly the Hydrocephalus, or Water on the Sold only by F. 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