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41 ,: it • • . 1 • • , 1;41 ;I'7 4 -, ' . , .• • • • , ta r 13:4 17 ir 14 .) r P • „ , • • • =, . . /-11.11 ( ( c ,~~ r :' I VAitin, 4114.1 tHURSDA Y, NoVEMBER, 21, 1805. 81)cpt:•1:itt. SURGE3N.I of Till PATRIOTIC FUND, Lloyd's, Nov. 19,.180;. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE, held this Day, FHOMSON BOIL AR, Esq. in the Chair; This Day was published, in Bvo. price ss. hpardt, P 1 RocHIAL. DISCOURSES for. the tion Of the - Common People upon the ADVENT of CHRIST, and other Events relative to his Mis3ion and Charaeicr. To which are added,Two Assize Sermons preach ed at the Lent and Sutmiter Assiies at Clielinstord, 1796. ' By W. H. REYNELL, M. A. ' Minister of Hornehurai, Essex, and Author elate Manual to the Psallll3. • ° : ...Rritited for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be hld, by the same Author,. A Manual fur the Use of Unlearned Persons in Reading. the . Psalms, as printed in the Common Prayer Book, explaining the obsure Passages, tzmo. price Is. VERE being on-the List If -Nail!' Surgeons the . 1Y:11M1 of many who hail not . servei, .r 9 as Po 6,come titled to Half-pay, the Commissioners fir Sick and li . onneled Sea, men do hereby *ive Mtice; that unlesS such Perstinv shallpresrui themselves for Estsphyment, or satiqy the 13.4 , d to do so, before the expiration of the present year, their Nantes bf omitted in the List j"..'.r the year ensuing; on the urpposition • their' 1 5eing dead, or having quitted thi.S'ervici Sick and Hart Ohice,' Nov. 4, 1805. • TR.EATItE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, N0V.21, 1805, will he performed* THE HAUNTED TOWER. 'Baron id -Oakland, Mr. DOW TON; Ilaron Dc Courcy, Mr, HOLLAND; Lord Willi am , Mr. BRA HAM ; • lidwari, Mr. IRNNISTER; • ‘ 4I ,7IIMI'.IVIATH E WS; Robert, Mr. DIGRUIVI; Llinor De Cou icy. Mrs. NI( UNTA I ; ni ..• Adela, Signora STO RAC E ; wIY, Mrs; MAT HEWS ; Maud, Mrs. MA I.)DOCK S. In ill, will be introduced the rayoulite Ballad of by 631 %444 of -Night!' (composed by the late S. Storacc), tt oe ltr,:„ l36 ll4al ; and a New ilravura (composed by Mr. by Airs. Mountain. Towi tlou „, „ uoi Deas , ect tiph tiniet, a New Farce, called • THE NVEATHERCOM ThF-Nlu4c coinpos:_d ers y oII..BANNISTER The . Characi Mr. b C.HERRY, Mr. tVIATHEWS. it , list DE CAMP, Mrs- SCOTT, &c. Il._ Att 11. Two New Airs, by Miss De Camp. ter' 6' t aller . Second Price 35.-I'it 35. 6'l. Second !'rice t.s. Vrictil No ?• Second Price is.— U pper Gallery ,ts.. Second Money to be returned. xtvill be opened at Hall past Five, And the Play lAi4,l.past Si x . 8 04.0 *Me Ottr.slel be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the To. ti rkLatle Russell...weer. . On s A rl ctiv j !rife Country Girl ; with The Wcathercock. o n 41 4raiy, A Cornic Opera, Y, Wonder ; with Terpsichore's Return. %hi' s are p reveCtfully infortued, thar the Young to ur „ will make his first appearance this §eason in tho lo.b ° I . the ensuing W eek. Operatic Drama a New Comedy, and a New are in rehears al; and will be Spetvilily produced. „..........___ , ,' . k Isti.ot:cir‘tictimtws.mm'.. • Vlll. 5T0.,0,41)A.L.E pet..qfull' informs the bate' o :.!: ll ,' ,ll t,til.it rile riiii i : e l,,,,vlki:h *Tie has limited the Nit) it‘' ti l ”CII A l< l't's celehnte,cl TwcatY: seven' Shee , t .1 1 11 e lit .i- P()1 111 `e ' , "'llule of (;E: It &I'AN V . urALY, &c .t it's.,, i e , — a. !Vice •w il . i i the jt?t Pe.Cekni , er 1 5. 1 )• , e ts :. tlierelore'h • l ' "P ' lre ' 1 ' • I that 'period :it only :six Vl i(ii e l t sl , iuc llLllA ' 4 ll (" l r ) " . l . " i e p i tii i i a • l i " ,:t Iline-C,i4ini ries di One I °ltt i t ir; c la I' 4 ,0. ..;- ' but ''' st ‘ ii r v - Coiiirs winch primeolii,,, 11,1,1; C u i nva, er that (Lite, wilt . Le . advanced ill ' t° ' ll P . ' . Q1 14 ,,1 1 1h c r i 1 i e i • 6 fir s t Fin ression, a particularly fi ne Copy', 4 o 7e l liad ll , price. :11. us!' ...........,..t Piccadilly. ARD IN THE QOUN'I' RY WANTED. VW T ED, ED, in a Private Family OfreSabll:ty Prov incial lu pe in's would have the prcrefe"ei , i " ‘ tirl Town, BOA RD. aid LtODGING ;ar i a 4t ~IY GIRL about tixteen years of age. Any Faint y a ," \ ‘'erlng the above description, inclined to under- Feirgttentioning "' Cl)4 rget are requested to apply by Letter, p',s . t. ; every particniar ht the Situation, and t h e 4ait., ' ffee TOO. addretwed to l os opi t Fsq. taw. I.AW. GENTLEMAN who, in 'consequence of ill . , 'ad t o 'wishes - to decline . the.Proffs4ion, wohld be rzoi - , ...eat with any one , with the Country I:litt or !, - e to be his Soccesaor In a very respeelabh , Buspess, as *ley and Solicitor, in QiW of tho-lvlidlarul Counties. 4:l!lication. may. be' mad; to • Meisrs. - .Boyle and Bagley, tt' to tatiners, Great Shire-lune, fr a Reference to . a . Gen. , , man in wn Who asive farther i o nformation liert.in - . . MON 1.. V. . • A GENTLEMAN `is desirous of laying out a, .11. -c° l lBiderable Sum of Money in the Purchase of A nnui ”Focured on Freehold', Copyhold, or Leasehold ,Estates, r,l4nfie Settlemonts; or any other Property i and on Per .tc" s e curity, ohli to Persons of Reipectability, for which tlP:ealt . liberal , , rice..will b.-..givcri, and the Annuity . re •liii b e ' e "' the pleasure 'of ' the Borrower. The pusinoss 'kin k cornpleted without the intervention of a Broker, .:td I,4,oll,ll‘?elitty without sullied:ling' the Party nti4io ' to any CluaBe for , L ett - Ili SO much coniplained of. , avii k ers addressed (po . st-paidi to Mr. 'lemming, No. 23, tl) v btlyhr°w, oral ngton-street, - London . , will be attenued .....,......:° . Perbetial 411plications will be recceved. - ' - Dr, !AM ES's POWDER. MEDICINE, whielt. is s 0; superior to all . othets in efficacy, certainty, and Safety, should ever 411 (11 u " the fit:it - aft:4(A of the Disorder ; tor, Jr rt be not Put r Vrit of itself to elfea a core (es in Intermittent and k evers),,it is alli)weit to be the best' Prepiiative for, the ~",,t )n eornitatit ‘'vitit the 'hill; and other itente , Aies which ` s ftec i . " . o, l !toms require Bst Ai the genuinePowiler has been "" %kl in , ro`..reittdre . ..the Piititutt. taftor us substitutes, and th th? t her lebriftige, have failel, it ought to he tried even the a lt extremity. - Gretifbenetits,havc been derived I torn Via.diriu umickr, Di lor d eo u o , tkg ht beyoval the • rzaelt of Me liftt;il.zen evt:i as an Alterative ; and, trout ' l „herW i ! t t'si of tile , Rtw. Singletom lionstit., of Dublin, 9y,4 ( : 4 te4spn to believe that it nt..y prove ItcinegiY in !lie ;„ 1 Watel on the Brain. t yl I , , , Neivbery and Sons , . i 40,45,. aunt Pahl s r . I• d oo r s rroiit I:.:l)capritde, London; a e t . I trie3. • 1 c)I ate Ilowe in Britton -street, paiiiet . s t price Duty` ;Or bottles, containing iz inado tip for t he. Army and Navy. _ • • ou eeo ire_ genuine ihat have not the worals— .4s; St, Paul's," engrAvAl Ott One:m.lP; Resolved, That a General Meeting of the Committee, to which every Member be especially summoned, be called for Tuesday the 3d Day of December next, at Twelve o'Cloek precisely, to testify the high sense the Committee entertain of the signal Services of the Admirals, Captains, and Officers; who com manded His Majesty's Ships; and to take into consideration the Relief to be atlbrded to the Officers, Seamen, and Ma— rines, who were wounded; and to the Families of those who nobly fell, in the glorious ACtions of the 21ST of 061ober and 4th instant. SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE THE LAST . TUIWCATION: . - - - The Voluntary Subscription of a Part of the Crew of His Majesty's Ship Aigle - . - £39 17 6 Capt. Wolfe, of His Majesty's Ship .• Aigle ,'. lO 10 0 Mr Fish Palmer . - 2 0 0 I uhn Ellingson, and Wildred Andrews, of His Ma. jesty's Schooner Pickle, one M onth's p a y - - 2 16 6 I.ord Eardley (Id Coubieription) ' . - - So 0 0 john Hamilton, Esq. His Britannic Majesty's Con sul, Norfolk, Virginia - . - - I*s 0 o Thomas Twining, Esq. 130,101 . - - - zo o 0 Mr. loshua Rowley, Midshipman, His Majesty's Ship I rurnorylite . . - . .. 30 0 0 Capt. B W. Taylor, His Majesty's Ship Camilla 20 o 0 Protheroes and Claxton, of Bristol - - 200 0 0 , The Offkers, lion.coinnossioned Officers, Drum mers. awl Privates, of the Royal Last Middlese x Regiment of Militia, one day's pay, by Colonel Wood '. - - - - 75 0 0. A. - B, Money found at the Bauk - . . 016 o RichArtl Bland .. . . 5 5 • Thomas Goole, Navy Agent . - 5 5 0 • _William 'Peter. Doggett - . - 5 5 0 John Lodge .. . - • . ID to o itobert'llolford - • - so to 0 Thomas Benner, Wortnwood•strkt - 1 t o Samuel Marshall • - - to to o loins Green • . - - - to to o N. B. Althea, jun. - - .. - 5 5 Thomas Goodall . - - 5 o 0 George Surrldge . . • - 5 5 0 Willi:int Crawley , ' ' . - to to 0 Charles Holmes, NeWsman, Royal Exchange - a 2 0 ` TliO: Wilkor, at the fleece, Threadacedle.strect . 2 2 o Moses. Getting' ' .. • ' . . .6 s 0 , I eseph.Lac hlatt - - - 5 5 0 lion Si:et.t., \ ,'' .l r. - ..1 .- s -court - - to . so o „Henry, yjc4,oivo n,,,E53.. - - -10 to to 0 5 o 0 H Edivac Afirrec • ' - - _Robert Artlil.c Volt ', . - . - - 21 o 6 0 CLirence Buck . . . to to Lwow...a Bruce '. • . '.,-- - . ~ 10 t 0 • Charles john. ‘Vheler.and Co. , . . 10 so • Bainbtidge,•Ansley,4*!.!<'o. • . .. 2.i 0 0 RObert , H,alM l A ,l . l • -•' ~ - ..'.. ' . . leb 0 0 '''r•it 7 - -0 ; , • ''. 1'.14) d's, Southminster, Essex l2 5 0 aim .',,%,,i,,,t...511110A141.1CC11 ' - . . ~ • 'lO to 0 John Riumicr . ' • I - , • -. 55 0 • ohn Hatseß , . . .. so • • Harry Sedgwick . .. .. . 5S 0 ' Cborge S•ndetnan . .... - .so so 0 . '' lotus Conrad Meyer - - , -, , 25 . • 0 ' Irs. A. G; Keathig - . - . , .to 0 0 -Captain John Broughton, R. N. - - 55 ° ' 'Ccorge Y,lnsittart, Esq. - M.P. - . - - I* o a : Palmer-and TOrnlinions . ... - - 31 to o West Surrey Regiment of Mili t i a, one day's pay 49 ts 1 Alexander Roils - . • . so to 0 Mrs. ROSS • - . . - s 5 0 'Miss Mary Ross - .' - - 2 2 o „Master Alex. 'Ross ' . , ** - 1I a Masterlm 'hoas }lbis . - -I I 0 Mlster William Ross - --I 1 0 lion. Ciptain ,'adm an, R.. N. - - sc o M;ehael 'Natitamt and Co. ~ - • to 10. Nl. S.. l'aruther, 1.0 tdon.street - - so to a ‘Viiliaiii Gt.,,rga Proctor, CilatitaM . - 2 2 o ' iGlin Rolland, Mark.lane - - . to to ~o lo.eph Williams - - - • 5' 5 4 Captain Temple Hardy, R. N- - . -soto 0 Mrs. Hardy . . . - . 5 40, ° Miss Hardy - . - • - - 5 S Tlse Hon. and Rev. 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ERMONS, altered and" adapted. to an EnaliAt ► Pulpit, tioni Fiench Writkls. By.SAMU EL PA It:17111OG Vicar of Boston, Printed far F. C. and I. , 6a, St.. Paul's Churchlant; sold also by tlatchard, in Piccadilly. • " This Work' it not properly a Translation, not yet art Abridgrnenti but is, rather, an attempt ,to point opt, the jLNt mid-way Jit 3 / 4 ,3iVixt the" coolness of English, and ;he inor ddi warmth of Preneh pulpit-oratory. The plan nt each discourse, and in 'it of the matter, an...taken (with conf;i. derabk,alterittion) frOln• F rench ki if..l iti guir,.nts and periods aro reduced ; their rhetoric is.tejecled ; and theit sound or.itnry (if the English 'Writer has tuiiiiled his.design) is retained." • ' • British Critic, for March, 18:1.—" A careful examiriatic,n 0, Ole contents of, this Work ~ ju, d tticsys in warmly recntn. • mending it to the attention of opportunity or ex . perience of compo.. f he Discourses are exceedingly %veil 4apted to. in* purpose,s ;:ef instal:ooa ; being •in gtmer4 of a lli(hkr.‘l6 length, rem trkably perspicuous, pra6tical theif suck t,„ and unexc;ptionable to their Doartnes." fOHNSO,I4's r POPO,' S, Re-edited •by Ur; A 1 K.l , and embellished with Plate;, eogr.ived by Mr. Heath. Vols. 12, 13, an , i 14. ' This Day wee published, • With Seven Plates engraved by Mr. Ll'ath, from !)ratings - by Mr. Thurston, handsomely printed on a tilt:. Paper, aid hot-pressed, in Three Vols. 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Kearsley, FlLet.strect. • T Day was.publi4lietir • Volume the Fifth, - handsomely - printed in .4tA. - on per,- price One Guinea and.. u Half in . boards, New Work, entitled, ' • ENERAL , BIOGRAPHYI or • Lives of the A... 7 must Eminent rer4ons a all Ages, Countries, cult dititms, and Professions, arranged Acc,iding to .dpii.ibttiod Order ; Composed By 1. Nt. D. Rev. THOS. mokr,A IN, and fOl-INiT4III, It is the particular purpose of this Work to Word a morn thataneristic and noo..rtial EatitTl3te, mor d and intk.lleito.d. or the subactls of biti j oApiticia Record, t oan h 44 11: theitobe.,n done in siinilar Publications and likewise to proporclom more justly the .Lenorh and ALriutelte.4 pf,EFtc .ti ~rrariv: to the relative eon§equatteeof att.- I .liy. attention to the..e points, it is hoped that aitioltu.View has been given of all the roost conspicuous Charac.lers in His. 'Wry and Literature, -es may sullice tbr the 1 nstrudion EnirertaiiirAent of genttal Ileaclert, And preeltt.le th e he e e ,.,i t y of consulting a variety of Authors. For the use of those who Wish ro make.more particular 1 rigt.dries y. and likewise tow the purpose of authenticatins the Matters t NATratioll, Itertrenc.:S *re tin heti ] t o every single Article of the Sources whence the Inter:nation has been derived. Pwirattl tier 1 Johnson, St. Patil's Church Yard I and G. Kea I:siey, „ icet .stroot., . . 0t whom 1114) be Iu O. the tirt, xrl, 3d.'und '.4th Vult-•,rtioz; of this Wurk, oach priest Usto GUitita Atlti a Irtalftn kr4so ... . , , , , ~.. . • -- - . I .• . . SEVENTH_ TIME. 1 4EATRE4oyAL, COVENT-GARDEN. RIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 21, 1805, ‘ O , ll , • wait. performed, a New Comedy, in's Ads, calka ~• THE DELINQUENT; • . . :• . ' • . . Cii, • SEEING COMPANI'. The Principal Charaders by lo Mr, KEMIII..E., Mr. BRUN'CON, ',, 411 r. t I I3II3EN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr LEWIS, , ' • . ' 4111 . 14LivitEmoNT, M.r. WADUY, . . Mr. EMERY, Mr. LISTON , Mrs. GIBBS . , and Mrs. El. lOHNiTON. ,‘, The Prologue to.be . Apoliert by Mt , . BR Ul4 r()1 , 1. The , Epilciitte by. Mrs, H. lOHNSTON. ' lb tt which, first time, a New Ballet;'hy . Mr: Byrne, called '. .... , THE, WILD ISLANDERS ; Or, nit , COURT OF PEKIN A ith. , , o I llti•ry Scenes, 'Messes, 4nd pecorations, • anti ..11 Nel . .y ' , rsrture by Mr. ltussll. In the course of the, Piece n , ill , t i litrottnced the favourite Nlirror Scene, as perloqued At 7 icrm. 4 . • ' WITIV ' , • THE PRISONER AT,LARGE- - - Father Frank, .Nir,,WA.lll3 Y i • Ord Dovrdle, Mr.'4l-11ND,EN ; ~. : • • -jack Colmar, Mr., F ARLEY ; - Mulls, 'Mr. I AIN C F. TT ; ' tr,t*Aid A avird„ s t'. i.F.QE It ; Mary, &Ifs. G rBBS• 1 or i •- - ,,v4, P.it 35 iid. 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