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S a-ADETiFfprct .4 = ~,, ' , '-, 1 ' • ill ( 4 " r 4, ,:•• P, i . _ It R ^ t , ' ‘, l) . z" -- 1 - -1 r '' l,l)3_,A•si,, ,• . ..... .‘.t , . .., i Diel DT ii Dira 0 ) N•41 01 g-kt' 4. 4 P• • • 7 r 4 NUMBER, 41051 ,THF:AT F. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb: 24, will b:1 performe t, • • • Tlii3 TRAVELLERS ; Or, — MUSIC' FASCINATION. • With entirely New MuSid, Scenery. Machinery,' Drestes',lre.. The Overture and "Musicsoniposed by Mr. Corti. Act I —Cliaraders in China. Zaphimira (Prinee of China), Mr. F. I: LI S'T.ON ; Koyan (his Companion), Mr. BRA LIAM ; OtGallacher, Mr. I OHNSI:ON E; The Emperor of china, .1.14 r: POW ELL ; Delvolan oltUGardener), - Mr. MAT , I.IEWS ; ttiadora (-Mother to Koyan and .Celinda),.Mr. POWELL ;, Celiriaa, Mrs. MOUNTAIN: Act T I .—Chiraders in Turkey. lustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. -I3A R.TtEY ; Chief Aga Of the '1 Sni zarids,, NC . ; DION ; Saphi, Mrs. BLAND; . • • A Dance of Tuitish Slaves. ASR 111. arrcl I V ; .—Charatlers in Italy. Duke of Posilen . Mr. .H 0 L L A.N D; The Marchioness Or; Merata; Signora ST 0 RA C E. A Dance of LazZarnui.. • Adi V.—Characters in England. • • Adntiril .Lord Hawser; Mr. DOW roti ; Surnlinejari old SilIor). Mr. BANNISTER. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY. WITH THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Sir Charles Racket, Mr, E LusToN. ; Lady Racket, Mrs. JORDAN. • BFoes6s..Second Price 35.—Pit.35..6(12 . Second Price t.s. Callery za. Second Price rs.—Upper. Gallery is. Second Write 6a.—No Money to be returned. Places for tne.Roxes to betaken of Mr.• Fosbrook, at the Box-0 Rice in Little Russell-street. • -•- The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. Tci-tnorrow; Douglas.; Norial, by the Yott,ng Ittiscius With The Devil to Pay. • On Thdriiclay, The Travellers. THEATRE,ROYAL,_cOVENT-GARDEN. • .1 THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb..24,.wi1l -be • • performed the Tragedy of- - • • KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. MU k RAY ; Richard, Duke of Gloister, Mr. COOK E ; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KE MB L E ; Qoeen Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEG E R . Duchess of York,, Miss LESERVE ; • And Lady Anne, .Miss BRUNTON. • After which, a new C rand Romantic Melo,Draina; called RUGANTINO'; • Or, THE .BRAVO OF VENICE. The Principal Charaaers by Mr. H. lOHNSTO,N,, Illt. MURRAY, Mr. BR UNTON, Mr. LISTON, Mrs. GNUS, Mrs. MATTOCKS, - • Ant Mrs. EMERY. Tile Overture and Music - composed by Dr. Busby. The Dantcs by Mr. Byrne.—The whole under the dire Lion of Mr. Farley. To conclude with a Grand Masque. xes Os. Pit 3s, 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts. :Tile Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begirt at halt past• Six. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brcidon, at the Box • Office in (fart-street. The Farce of We Fly by Night is still deferred, on.ac count of the indisposition of Mr. Munden. Tdomorrow, , Macbeth ; Macbeth, Mi. Kerrible ; Lady ataabeth; MrS.Siddons. ' • - - - , ORATORIOS. - TittAlit.P-ItOYAL, corzwr-canDEN , N FRIDAY NEXT, Feb. 1806, Will be \__.l'• performed, for the bnly time this Season, the First A.l44if -•• • " - • • ;THE CREATION • . .Composed bt Joseph Haydn. M. And the favourite Seretiata of • • • ACIS AZID' GALATEA; • • Cei PSe d b • Y r: Handel. Principal Vocal Xerfortner:z%, _.• • -;1 Signora-St( ) SAIMONT, `Mrs. 131... AND, and Mrs lIICKON S ; Mr: G I (;•13i)N'S', P YNE,-, • t • ".iNlr."S4l'l7:rl,..and Mr. Leader of the nand...Mr...4.5 1 1i. Ox4an, Mr. j.'"ASIII.;F:Y. TtellgieandCdortv,ses,‘Vllch tire tnirnerons.anatomplete,' ; . , • qSy ,r'hs,;rrnst approveti.Peribrmers. • Places fos•the Boxes to,rpettaken • r. I.3randon' at .tlie BOx•OffiQe,' ,Dart-streef DOM; bis.apened begin - .4t..Severt: 7 :Boxes 65. , Pit 3irf.-Ade - Gallery 2S. , t.4-ppe4•t.,;aUety? Rooks of the Performances rO. be IMCL, ijle•y.llo!re only, _ • 7 , • • , et To the' G ENT C. Y., - "aritl ".•E RS cif the C,t)UN•l'W•vf_S:o4'Fal,icti'.!•.•:, - • dyntleirien, y.fit; .have.Aliis.Day .u4anitriuusly co~i~err~ on roe one qt y tt iiigli, ; it't,-!-04.0 . nrs an man aspire. or reilre,s•Al'tliiioV : l 2 l'i - i!hiJiliarta - Loyal' and Inctepgndetit.CadnLy'. i:tlatrerrioseli tnit tray Clonclud ittlr wifi be a proof of my..C. , akficadu; Attention shall be paid_ to the Ifitereits of fny 'Cinititry, and to that of this County in pafficitt:irtt•lt‘is not in any power to ex press. NV Irat Our .•ki ni l a ucl raitai top port:: No time wit I ever elt'ip. - f, :411t4„,i4:0,11!PSsi9.itlit hAs ciuk - Ltliq innu a riiertib le probt; ot,ll itTp' inrzeal -i•ta'ave'ex per•jenetd are amongst tliciirost jitmo ur P UM:•In fy nig An frith dliar can ieteLYC: . "'S' • . • -f. ; • : • . I have.the Holunirto.be,.- • • • • G en tleinen, . . . • NVitti the greatest tespea ; -• Your.mosi obedient and humble,Servant, • T.l-iaNl4s SHEKI.OcK GOOCH. Ipswich, Fel?. zi,..1.2 - 06. • . * • r VENTY - THOUSAND POUNDS: RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, atid'Oti.'Corn hill and, Charing crbas, respectfully acquaint the Pub , lic, that th - next pay` .of Drawing the ptesenf...State-Lot tery Will be On -FPOUA Y the 2.Stii inst. 'When the first drawn Ticket will be entiticd to Tw EN rit-rtiOUSAND' POUNDS. • TICKETS and SHARZS, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale. PRESENT PRICES. ' ' - Ticket ... '.- - -. £lO to o ' , - • flalf - - 45 .!I' o 1 Eighth ~ - 4z..7.. 0 Quarter - zl4 o (Sixteenth - 013 6 STATE: of.the.WHEEL; ', - • - - x ?size of - - - £zo,coo .7 Prizes of. -.- X tOOO I 1)4.tt0 -- - 16054 k 7 Ditto -- - 500 - 3 Ditto -- - 500, 35 'Ditto -.- • . too 2 Ditto - - - zOOO lcv Dittd. ~.. :...- —: ' 50 Pl2l7;t'S EXCHANGED. TBISH respe&fully ,acquaint . the Public,. that every 'Holder of a 221. Prize in the present Lottery may exchange it as. follows : - • .. , . - • - A whole 221. • Prize.for Two Undrawn Ticl:ets. • • Half 221: Prize - - One whole Ticket.- . . • - Quarter 211. Prize . One Half. • .. . Eightirzal. Prize - One Quarter. . •• .. Sixteenth 17.1. Prize - One Eighth. The First-drawn Ticket NEXT. E..IUDAY. is entitled to TW LNTY - 111011sAND POUNDS, and the following is the State of the Whet' : - 1 Prize Of .4 - - £20,000 2 Prizes of - - 1 - 3 _ _ . . ,- : Seco r 7 . . - tie. &c. &c. TICKETS and SklA.kb to be had•at both his old esta blished 0 Ili ees,. . . . 4, CORNI-Iln., arid 9, CHAKING,CKOSS. - O . " £2o,crOZ lot the ,t ipt•Orpni next triday. • yCzoaa Soo ' <X. . 7 . • ...,i .I ~, tt OA DA 1 7 , FEBRUARY 24, 1806. PATRIOTIC FUND. . . ~. I.Loyri's, Faa. 21, 1806, CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINE'S; and VOLUN TEERS, Wounded; anti the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of thoSe Killed, in His Majesty's SerVii:e : ' Amount advertised - - - £9 1 ,55 6 '9 Q Churches, Chapels, Rev. Clergynzen " Sums . " and Meetings. wbo pre calqied. ColleAed in the Parishes within the Bounds of' the Presbp. tery of Avr, on the sth December last : St. Quivox, Dr. M'Lultae - 64 5 6 Newton, br. Peebles - 12 10 0 Newton and Wallace Town Volunteer ComPany, commanded by Capt. Hum; • Ong day's pay . - - May Cole, 'Rev. Mr. Wright - S•orn, Vacant .. - - Ooyltnn, Dr. Shaw _ - Manchlin, Mr. Todd - •• Riecerton, Mr. fvloodv - - Tarbolton, Mr. Ritchie - - Dundonatd, Mr. Duncan • - - huchinteck. Mr. Lindsay -..•. Girvan, Mr. fames Thomson - dalsion, %Ir.- Smith - - Oaily, Vacant - - - Achirtree, Mr. W. Thomson - Moncluog, Dr. Mitchell - , - Lyinington, Mr. Fio•charf - MUirkirk'; Dr. Rutherford - - • Qld Cumnock, Dr. Miller - _ 7 c o Stain, 'Mr. Small • - - - 5 1.0 o ' Bain, Rev, Mr. Young ;.. - 5 o o Kiikmichael, Mr. Kennedy . - 4 S o Kislcpsyvalci, Vacant , - . . - - 4 0 e Straiton, Mr. Crawfoid - - 4 0 o Dalmillington, Mr. M‘llveen - 3 to 0 New Cumnock, Mr: Reid - . - 3 6 6 • Dalrymple, Mr. Steven - - zl3 6 .• Parish of.Ayr,Dr. Dalrymple and Mr,,Gill 116 s i r 4 0 9 3 11 Colleded at the several Chtirches within the Bounds of the - Presbytery of Paisley, sth Deec'iriber, exclusive of those in the Town, per Tohn Reid, Mod. Paisley Abbey, by the ordinary Corigre- 6 1 5 6 16 5 o 16 o o 13 12 0 o 13 13 o 13 13 o is s 6 12 4 6 7 17 0 9 1. 8 o o 7 tt o 7.8 o 7 8 o 7 1 0 gation - - - First .Regiment Paisley Volunteers, Of ficers; Non-commissioned 01Di:ers, and Privates - - • . - Second Regiment, ditto; ditto, ditto A Company of Renfrewshire Yeomanry, all the Corps attending Divine Service in the Abbey Church Chapel of rohnston, said Parish Renfrew ordinary Congregation Magistrates from the Burgh Funds Greenock Old Parish New ditto Port Glasgow Chapel included Nielston I nchinnan Mearns Eastwood Kilbarchan Houston - Lochwinnock Erskine Kilmalcolm I nnerkip 59 16 8 52 10 0 52 1 0 6 6 o Io to 0 - 32 12 8 - i 5 15 13a o 0 St I 6 . 89 1 6 - - - 4 0 . 1 4 I! - . - 1 7 to ' o . - - - 17 2 0 - .. 16 i 6 o ••• ' - 16 8 4 _ _ *4 is 6 13 13 co .$ tz 4 1 7' 9 4 14 • Additional Colleetions from the New Pariitt Greenock, being one day'S pay of a Company of the Loyal Greenock. Volunteers - • 4IS r Interest,of Deposits of the above bums - y 7 aw0rwa5........L 690 15 5 Parish of Huntly": ' • • ." Private Subscription, Major Davidson E 7 6 • Established Church, Rev:llr. Mono is ,3 Episcopal Congregat ion, Rev. Mr. Walker 2 2 5 Doman Catholic ditto, Rev. Mr. M'Dottald '-4 6 COittegational Chapel, Rev. Mr: Cowie 5 8 to • One day'spay..Strathbogie Battalion of Volunteers, per Major Davidson 8 • o —.—. 37 6 Subscriptions at Bacup - 38 t o 6 Parish at Witchampton, Dorsetsh. Roe King 6 i 3 6 —of Sidinouth,.Devonshire, Wm. Jenkins 40 0 0 Rev. T. G rinfield, of Bristol - to 10 0 Parish of HeininAborough, near Selby, Yorkshire - -• Parish Church - at Mears Ashby, Northamptonshire, - Thomas Walker 4 i o Parish of Pucklechurch; Glouces tershire, • - --- 5 e e —:--- of St.. Giles, Devonshire, Geo. Wickets 213 6 'Es.tablishedc irurch,Ratliven,N.p. so 11 6 Konqan 7 cif*Lic Church, ditto 5 15 0 Episcopalians, ditto' 6 Methocists'," . . , . •dittc; . 5 ° PariSlisof Lisonby3 - Cittiaberlarid Harrison 8 6 6 Several Inhabitants of the Parish of Send and Rip ley, in Surrey, includnig a Bet of 21. won on the Chicken Eight; Ely a Neighbour, per Mr. Robert NVlntburn Piriih of Si.:Seath, Cornwall, of St. Michaalstonolitto, olSt. ditto,,, • - — 7 - r ---- OlikersYNon:cbiti - ifissi - On'ed Officers, and Privates of toe Company of PdOtS;doWn Volunteer Infan try; Capt..k.11... - • • • - to • o Parish of kVluttield, - 9 5 .6 Beltirisharn Chapel ry, —...--- 815 3 Corpikation WIN e weastle • - 105 0 o •Inhelitants,of cite Town and Neighbourhood of Newcastle - - Secitchl.;llltrch i t ditto, - _ chapel, - Long Berton Church, - Whick ham ditto, 'Par;':.ii all - 61(1On, - - : - "Bedlington Church and Parish, -Parish f„.Stanningtup, - - ditto, ' Chapelr.v of Horton, .Roman Cl4apel, Kickwheipingiott Church, • ••KirklialeAlitto, - Newbiirdriittoi • . • -Rothbury ditto, Parish of Chatton, of S hi lbottie, 'SlalerChapel, Parish of Simonburn. ofEglinghain,. • ChapetrieS • Ot , libetuster. and Me dums ley, . Wm. Ellison g 6 G rectiland Dock acting- liouse, o PariSh of Vuolvey, Warwickstt. W. H. Iloliefear t 14 6 of Lg 3 llucklaud, Devonsh.--,--- 8I; 4 of,WC.O Muigne, Dorset,sh.------- 2 to 0 —of -alden I-telling, ditto, Wallis - tto o of - Youlgreave, hear Bake well, Derbyshire, B. Pieloock - 16 6 6 —of Sposforth, Knavesbon, -- 814 2 —of Peasernore, Berks, ----- 2 2 Purhoe, Devonahice, -- Lovering - a 1 9 Church,Botlineit,k unman, E. Gilbert - 19 6 6 Elliston Clndrch, Stattimishire l I ohn Webb - 2b S 6 Paris of SaliOj.clieiJOl.' Williams, Esq. ba 7 o Popish Chapel; Elgin. per 1.4;6dt; Esq - 2lt 6 Parish cat'..lihrkitrabreek, by A. MLLean, c;sq. 15 o o Stourpaing s Porsetshire, - Thus. Topping 3 1 4 9 Thos. Butler 5 6 6 Offchurch I•••aiisii,..Waiwic‘kshire, H. Wise . 11 it o .Longhorough and . Churches, : GLArcestershire, R. W. James 19 u Subscriptions trout Chichester and Neighbourhood : Corporation of Cinelresier • • 5o 0 o Lady.. Litlard, 1 •„ • •:- • 5 s o Mr. Qnantock, do. . 5 . 5 . 0 Adat..rat 5 9 Win. Caile it 17 to - - 2t 0 0 -4 4 0 -I 4 0 3 II o :37! 9 2 3 0 o 4 5 ° 6 21 6 I 32, 9 28 9 0 25 9 2 13 15 4 2 'ls -- 15 17 6 las. Wilkinson 12 26 6 Win. Warrilop 4 o o 'Thos. Redman o 0 Dwo 7 / 0 20 to ,O Dr. Watson 17 5 2 • • James Cook 38 o o W. L. Lundie 3o 2 o Richard !,:lose 5 5 0 Ituckbarron 19 6 I H. Hodgson 25 0 0 Dr. Thomas to o o • r • • ..1 8 3 6 '6, 6 /' ~ tl• ,6 6 o 10 14 0 Rev. Mr. Youatt's Chapel, do. Mr. C. Baker, do. - 'Air. E. Woods, do. Parish of Import, Hants, West Wittering Parish, - - Rev. Mr. Hardy, and Yapton Parish - . 9 Ditto, ditto," - - 8 o Siddleham Parish, - -- -- 9 18 6 Selsey-Varish, - . - 7 1 4 0 W rn. Freeman - - - . t a o Mrs. Dear - - - - 2 2 0; W'a . Gruggen, Esq. - - - 1 I 0 Mrs. Heather - .- - - e ro 6 Jarnes'llitf.nr - - - - - oio 6 Francis and fohn Diggens - - - z 2 o Newland and Sons - - - - 4 4 o R. Murry, Esq. - i. - - 2 2 o Edward Johnson, Esq. - - 2 z o Robert Holt - • - - - 2 0 o Inhabitants of aril near Chichester - - 95 1 4 6 Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's, and at all the Bankers in Totsll and Country. I. P. W ELS FO RD, Secretary. - C. Metcalfe ::,:IEETINQ bp, holden at the Iliohdran Tavom on Thursday next, the 27th inst. at rvvelve o'Clock. precisely, at which several Persons of the first Commercial Consequence' have promised to attend, for the purpose of e.nablisning 4 New Lite Insurance Office, to ,be called THE ROCK. 'The intended Capital is a Million, ,to be raised by Shares of 1;1. each, .payable by Instalments. Few Conc.:.rns have proved tuore profitable to those en gaged in them than ot . Life Insuran:e. One Office of this kind, namely . , the 'Equitable, mule a clear profit f 193,0001. in 17 years ; and all' others , cootined to Life la girance, havo been eminently successful. Books Ibe SubScription will be opened at the Meeting. 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