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Jw ~~ I NUMBER 41851 TtirATRE ROYA► DRURY-LANE. - - - _ • 0.:-MORROW - EVENING, Feb.. 13, 1806, will he'perfortord THE CASTLE SPECTRE. . - • Osmoßd, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS.; . Reginald, Mr. H. SI UDONS ; ' _ • Percy, Mr. DE CAMP • .Anti Angela, Mm. SIDD UNS. WITH - - 'THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Charic?s - Racket, Mr. ELLISTONI• • • • • Lady Racket, • Mrs JO RDA'lsi. - • •Ilox,es 6s. Sccond - P rice 3s.—Pit 35. 64. „Second Price 25. Gallery' IS. 'Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is: Second Nike (Kl.----No IVl.nney to be're!urried. - Tice Doors;will be opened at Half past Five, and'the Play begin at Half-past Six. Places tier the Boxes to betaken of Mr. fosbrook; at the crx - 0 thcein Little Kussel I-street. Ori,Fridav, The Travellers. • THEATI: - P-1 1 OVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 3 1IESENT EVENING, Feb. 2, 1806, will be pert , ,rmed • - • MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. .K MELE ; • Machuff; Mr. C. 14. EMBL E ; - -- Binquo, Mr. MURRAY ; • Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. HULL; • . Malcolm, Mr. CLAREM(INT • - Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SI DDO to Whicb will bq a G rand Romantic Pan tomime, called HARLEQUIN'S MAGNET • Or, THE -SCANI)LNAVI.A.N SORCERER. • . Harlequin, Mr. PY RN E; - Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA; a S c andinavian Princess (aftetwarcLs Columbine), • Miss SEARLE. . • . BOX e$ 0. Pit 3s. 60. ; Gallery 2s. LT por G a llery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.. 13raddori, at the Offi*ce 4M-tart-street. - .' • 'Clic Pours to be opened at halt past Five, and begin at halt liaseSix.• ; '' • .To-morrow : Wild Oats;' with We Fly. by Night. On -rriday, rhe`:;lnfiester. 'Mrs. Beverley, Mrs: Siddons . . ...With,We,Flr by Night • : (hi Saturday, The Man of the World; with We Fly Vs ; sight: • - On Monday., Cyrnirline ; with Rotondo°. • - • • • • • • • ••- - • ' MR. FOXfs•RE-FLECTION DINNER. "r t PRIES I DS . of Mr. FOX will - DINE at k * the 7ROW INT ANCHOR TAVERN, in the STRAND, "t'<)-MOP-120W (Thursday, 13th instant). binner on time 'Cable at .Eive o'ClOck. - The RiAlit . flon. C. I 1 7 . 0 Xin the Chair. _Ticke.rstp - r1 , ..a Iss..to'lae-balltatfthW.l34r - olthe Crowri and Anchor Tavern, till Tivclve o'Clock on _Thursday.; later thanwhich hout Ticktt • - To the G ET.lrl EN, (ILE R an s ct FRE Elrto L6EIO • - of the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. of r;:r1...th10m.N„„.. ,- 4 .0 7 , • nr" fiE . pAr 9T my'I'ItIENDS; atid:the,ntitine -3 rous unsoli*Cited otters of Support NytiU:ll Lliayrrea; ceivt,d, haye dckerntined me to °Cr, myself it CandisjatE for the high HAOiir'nt . representitti. th is Count* in I' r at-lia_ lnent; on tlic present unexpected- vai•ancy,oce4sioned.l?y.thc much Lammed death of Marquis C raw& lis: Ptrmit - ,tne • • roost -01nebt19 rekueBt Y!•ttr.ittteh s litnce- my--flyour. ttpon the days of N umin non and I , :feaion, and he ass , ,red that, in theLevt.nt...orMy thellono of ileum - twig . }tour Kt; Rresentatiyei, every exertion in my t ower shall'be madd to _ ward\ •rht.. • uppf , rl of ot:r orcettt'nt Constitution, in Church Sr,i, , paijctrvecy arreotion'ilatt be paid to 4-Itc,ii - itorebti the - Lmitity ref Siiitolic in parietal - . - - • • • I have-tite kiorrout-to be • I „Centleinen, , • • i Yout. Endiefait.fi'ul -and devoted ,humble Servant;:: THOMAS SHERLOCK GOOtH. . . liclbecks, Feb, 4, lg 6. - • • ...._......... , . .. -• T icii.Erfs. mid SHADES di al.vu on ThursUdy • -11ext,•the tifird Day of Drawing, February 130. will be I' ItIIF.S ; hesides, on the Fourth Day of Diawmg, the First-drawn Ticket Will be entitled to 20,c 2,21. and all drawn on the same Day will he PR t4F.S. Likewise DU the Fifth pay-of Dmwing,•will be all PR I LES'. A:1 those drawn on the First and Second Days were drawn Prizes. The Money is now paying for the same, or ex changed for ',indrawn r 1 Cic.ETS and SIIA R ES,, with ad vantage to the Purchasers, for HORNSBY and Co. the Old Established. State Lottery Offices, No. 26, Cornhill, No. 52, Charing-cross, and 'St. , Margaret's Hill,. Bormigh - ; , where Yo, SS39,_ a Prize of t0,02.21..wa5; sold in Shares the First Day of Drawing. - ' • , LITERATURE ANT) THE .ARTS. . 4 I 1; STOCKDALE respeafully inform , s the • .1.V.1. Public, that his AUCTION of YaluableA NCI ENT - and MO D E RN.-800 K.-S-"(nianY - et them extremely scar ce, in various Languages), MAPS, and PRINTS, will continue To'-triorriatv, Thursday, -at Twelve o'C lock to a Minute; at 1\42. 36,' o,ld liond-slreeti and ptoeeed.durig the Eight tbl- , lowip s &Pays (Sunday excepted) ,- commencing, pundually at . . ... . the - same Tiour:' • . _ . Catalogues; rollich are well Avorth'attentioni may be had 1t the . . Place of the Sale. • „. , - . .. No. in, Piccadilly: AltitilY AND NAVA( EQUIPAGE,' TRE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS' Furhi ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, aruvery respeit- Italy recommended to G.entleinen v ai being the most , pottaac .and superior to any others made in London ; .Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, c;ii principieS; Sea Cots, Sot Beds,,and Chairs, tnr on Bt`ard Ship Musritritio Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw"Beclsteads, fur East anti West inches, and alk Foreign Climates, at • MORC:AIs . I and sANDr.RS's • Patent Bedstead' Manufnetrrry and Ware- Rooms, --. Nos. t 6 and 17, Catheiine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sandere's New.:invented Imperial Dining Tables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables 'ever yet invented, are very portable, packing hi a Box but ten - Inches deep. - N. B. The, •Fa/hionable Sofa-Bed and Cliair-Bed . . Ware house. CHARLES SMITH, Upholster and Cabinet- Maker, - tower Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square,, begs lei - re-to return his grateful Acknowledgments to his Customers and Friends for the many Favours conferred on .tirn, and acquaints them, that the Partnership between him RG E KEY was eissolved the tat of January, •/866, 'as appeared in the • London Gaiette of the 4th• of the :same. Month, and that the Business in future will be carried Cu on his igw,n separate account, on the same Premise's, No. 70, Lower Grosvenor-street, Where he' hopes for a - Continuance ' rot' those Faiiours he has been so kindly indulged withL • As .the. NiarmfaCturing part of the Business has always been un der the inimediate direelion of C. Smith, every thing in that -Inie will df course 'go onus before.' - • C: Smith begs leave to mention that he has no concern with any. other House in Grosvenor-street but No. 70. • COTTON ESTATE. FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE' CONTRACT, AValuable and very Irnproveable PROPERTY', being the entire Island called UNION -ISLAND, one of the Grenadines in the Government of St. Vincent, con ;aining between two. and three 'l'housand Acres of Land, and about fiVe"hunared Negroes; arriong which are some - very Va -}uable Mechanics, Fishe'ririen, and Sailors. Thereare Works And other appropriate Buildings complete, and a large Pasture well stocked. The Payment, by lastalmentS, will be made cagy to the Purchaser. - Far further Particulars, apply td fir, Samuel Spn, T N 8.1) AY, FEBRUARY 12, 1800. 'VOCAL CONCERT, i806,' NEW ROONIS„HANOYER-SQUARE. A fESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, glad G REA l'OtEX;most : te ' specitui4 acquaint the Nu, bility and Gentry that the CONCERTS will commence on 110 DAY NEXT. Terms of Subsariiition—!FOUß GUINEAS for NINE CONCERTS. Tickets truisterable; subject to the usual limit ions. • Subscriptions Avill Continue.to be received, till the limited number is completed, at l‘elr•Birdiall's, - No 133, New Bond.: street, where Tickets are daily delivering— A 'List or the numerous principal' Ptirtbriners, Vocal and Instiumental, has been already published. SCHEME of the FIRST C.O.NCE RT. ACT I. . Overture and Dead March in 'Saul--Handel. Elegy, for four voices, "O'er Nelson's TOmb" —Norris. Scene trom Tyrannis; Love, ”Jiark ! my Daridcar." The solo parts by l'lrs. Vau - Oan; Mr. 13airlehlan, .SA.-'andehtfrus Purcell. Scena, Mrs. I)ickons, - ` All , amor rnio"—,Naunian. Ntw ;neverGlee, lour voices (tver perforinl), composed expre.,6iy for these 'Concerts Dr. Claikc. New Concerto; Elate, Mr Ashe. Duet,--Mr Harrison .and Mr. "As I - saw fair C lora" - Playdrr. Rectotive and Song., " ye.,l,,,inpL; Springs and floods" - S, olpii.ny., - Air. Mr. ii - arrisoi),•anl Lull " Come, if you dare"— Puicell. • . . • * . 'ACT 11. - New Grand Sinful:le (,MS. 'tot a fullßand) . --Beetboven. Song, Mr. Harrison, :...oldter's Dream," a. - ..crnpailicd On tne Organ b . ) Mr. Gr....it,,:ex—•Ait*oo' t. New (:lee; "'tiy lather hick in.: "haat my .hair"_ lower pertinined). Air. Mr.. ha rtnonlied for tour voices, bj• Mr. G reato rex. New Scene, " Tr,ti-(lsar." Recitative 'and - Song. r. Bartle:nal, with full Chorus, citinposed expresStyfor these' c onc , :ns c o li c ,, t r. Trio tin Violin, Vioh,me.lio ' - and Donnie Bass, ‘,VtLit :seil, Mr. linlley, and :Mr. Dta gdrinettl--Handel and Niatini. Sons, Mrs; 44 Ah tate, 0 Diu,- divianto." ~liaSsoon Nir.••llhlmes-- 7 Favourite Glee, "Peace to the Soulcof the He roes"— Dr. CaliCott. Celebrated Cantati, " Itosj , Bowers;" Mrs. Oi,kons-L , Purcell.' NaVat " T.he Woinien Walls," three voices, awl full Chorus f)r. Arne.' j4l s Park,':l; first Verformance will boon Friday, the 21S t inst. ; Bianchi's on the zBth ; oh.the of March. . The.boo:s wild be opened at Seven, and the Peiforrnance cortri(enee prethsely at Lig,lit'o'Clock.. • The Nobility. and Gentry are respeelfully, entreated . to di rett their - Coachmen to Seralowirand takenyviritir thehorses' heads towards George-street. The Door in HanovegeStreet is tor Chairs only. Mr.`Townsend Will attend at the head -Of the . POlici Of ficers. : SHAW, MAYOR. A • COURT-of- ALDERMEN held at 'Guildhall, on;Puesdily,the zBth Day of- January e 406, and in , the - 46(h year of the Reiof George the Third - of triC 'United 'ti - iniddm.ofCr giv tiat'BriLain and I reland, King, Sze: • ResolVed I.l.naniinhnslv.;; That the Thanks of this CoUrt ,given .to the-Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, for his ludiCiOUS'irtlisgernent of this City's part of the Public-Pro cessions on Sth and 9th instant, in honour of the late Lord :Viscount Nellon i• for that manly, temperate, and persevering goricitia,, winch procured hint a Warrant under the King's Sign IVlanti~?, 'to hold n tbe..Prpeession. of the 9th- instant, Nvitliin' the the place due to the Chief Magistrate, viz. that of the Ft, sr. Subjectof .t he Realm—for the perled con cert- in Nv.l.l . iCil lie .sated with the ,Committee of the other tife — C• ipdratioli--:for his excellent dispOsal and brilliant display of the Military Force of-this City—tor his ,pOitte Attention. - to , all the Members of. this Court, and to every o.ber k!er*On with whom he had intercourse upon that Solemn occasion; and for his liberal Entertainments,- palkieii larly that at his •Mansion House on the 9th instant, -when his bosp.table Table was attended by the Municipal Authorities Of 'inc.: City, and tion,ured oy an assemblage of eminent Pet ions, , reiidered dear to his Fellow •Citizen§ by the great Ser vices bey ilav'e performed to their Country in the .honourable Professions of .the Navy and Army. WOODTHORPE - . BUST of 1:01tf) VISCOUNT NELSON, from LIFE. Dedicated, by permission;to Alex. Davison, Esq. G.AHA.. - OAN is proud to state, that he is the VrotessionAl. Sculptor who ever was honoured with sittings for a Bust-of the magnanimous, Lord Nelson Casts of which may be had at the Artist's, No. 5, Bentinck street, Berwick- street,. Soho, and no where , else, price One Guinea, or the size of Life hree Guineas.; to be 'pal& for on ciciive.q. - • • (-7' L. Gahagan helieveshiMself the only Sculptor who ever was honoured with a sitting twin the Right Hon. Wm. Pitt, and will. publish a Bust of thirj eminent Charader in about traz‘e weeks. FREEHOLD FARMS -GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . • By J, J. PALMER Broker At the Elephant and Castle Inn, in the City of Bath, op Thuraidy,. Feb. 20 iSo6 at One O'Clo - ck - in. the Afternoon precite.ly, AE a s t El igible ,ed Desirable To f. ~;it\l FREEHOLD situat,.,hi !the' Parish of Puckleciinrch, about seven miles :rum the City, of Brisfol ; comprising a Aibsiariiiat Farm-. house, with convenient Barns, Stable!, Out-hoUseS, and all necessary Offices, and 2:::3 -Acres (tore or less), principally of rich Meadow and Pasture Land ; .the whole under Lease, whereof 7 year-ife Unexp i red, to Mr. Robert Wilcox, a re .speelable Tenant, at a clear Rept of 4001. per ann. . Also GING ELLS FARM, .situated iii the same Parish, rind comprising . a subsfareal FarM trOuse, with all conve. Offices, aid 4a Acres frnote or k), prificipally of rich Gtazing Lands, now under Lease, whereuf 4 years are unex pired, to Mr.. Davis, a respectable, Tenant, at a clear Rent of 841. per ann. 'lhe . Land-Tax of both these Farms is redeemed, and con siderable Veins of Coal are supposed to run under them ; and from their situation ' lying at about equal distances from the Cities of Bath and Bristol, they form a'rnostdesirable Pro-,. perty ; iat the expiration of the present Lei ; LCS to be greatly improved in value. To view the Preinftes apply to the Tenants ; and'for fur ther particulars, to the Broker, at his Office, in Bristol. . FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. DR.- JAMES's ANALEPTIC. PILLS: 'ROM a new. Mode ofAdministering these PILLS, .1! by the advice of an eminent Physician Isee the new Di reaions), bilious Diseases, so preValent, particularly among - persons who haVe'resided it; hot' climates, are removed with greater ease and safety. filan by any other Midicine. Thy arc equally efficacious in all Disordeas of the Stomach and bow els ; in Indigestion, Loss of Appetite; Habitual . CostivenesS, •Troublesome Flatillencies ' and Cholics ; likewise in Gouty Habits, in Giddiness or Rheumatic Pains in the,l-Icad ; as Well as those occasioned by Free Living, thereby preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence of Intent - peranCe. • Recourse should be had to them on the first attack of a Cold, or any slight Indisposition, or after any excess of eat - ing'Or drinking'; and thus their well-known characteristic will be maintained, Of promOting LongeYity.• Travellers, by sea or land,. - should never be without these Analeptic- Pills, 'as they require ,ifeitheir confinement nor alteration of diet. • Theyare . sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at•the Ware •houSeddt Dr. lames's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, fourdoors front Cheapside, London ; at Dr. lanies's late ,ittause in Bruton-street ; in Boxes, price 0. 6d. each; or in onelarft Box, 'containing - the quantity of six, for 245. Duty included. None are genuine but those which ha v e the - words "F. Newbcry, No. St.. Pau.l's r P engraved in the stionps. hay li/A5 published, price 2.5. M. THE I.I4VP:,LLERS ; an Operatic Drama accompanied by the_ Songs, and by No:es, illustrative of tine .Music and Scenery ;Tas ie wnole lwrtbrining at this time to •wiertlowing Honses at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. By A..CHERIVir, Esq. Printed-for Richard-Phillips, No.' 6,Bridge-strect, friars; and sold by fl. D: Syninds, Patornoster-rocv ; Bar• ker and Sun, Russelt-street ; and by all Booksellers. . 01 wtieni may b•e! had by the sAnle Author, the 13tit Edi tion of The Soldier's Daughter, price.2.s. This Day Was published, In Three Volumes, limo. price iss. in boards, EGWART Monastic Tale. Translated from ki the Gerona .Ott 1, M Mdkr, • By L . ../ETITiA MITILDAIIAWKINS. • Printed tor iames Carpetz2r, Old Bond-street. This flat were published, In Two Vols Octavo, pti, e One Guinea in boards, T ECTURES ON BELLES .LETTRES AND, LOGfc. By tivz lat 6 WILMA NI BARRON, F.A.S. . A;v3;Prossor of Beiles_Lettre . .i in , the University - ' . of ‘St. Andreias. v F • • Printed tin - I.brigm:sn ' Hurst, lees, and Orrne,,.Patti - rau.- ter-ruw ; and Bell anitßradfute, Edinburgh. This thy was published, • , Tn Reiyal 410, price , is. wady half-bound, A NEW GENERAL ATLAS"; containing dis k' tin,,,t Maps of a,11..1he principal .t,tates and KinAdoins throughopt .the World, from the latest and best Authority ; correeiy . engraaed 'upon Thirty Tlates, Royal• Quarto, and inautifolly - .colovred out liitei;'.- . London : Printed for and sold by Thomas Ostell, No. 3, Ave..maria-lane • and may be had . of every Bookseller in the $ "Kingdinn. ' , • . This Day was published, price es. sewed, • QIE FRIENDLY CAUTIONS to the HEADS or FAMILIES . and OTHERS. very , necessary 10-be observed, -itr Oiticr to preserve Fieaith and long Lire; con- tainin also ampleDiretions to Nursca who attend the Sick, Women in,child. bed, &c. • .T he Third Edition, with Additions, • By ROB F. kT WALLACE IA NS ON, M.D. of Brentford. This useful flak; Treatise is held in such high estimation .1 in 'the' United States of America, that it has been jcprinted at Philadelphia and strongly recommended to the notice of • all Families. llrentford : Printed for the Author,' by P. Norbury ; and sold. by T. °stet!, A ve.maria.lane, London. • l This Day was published, At His Majesty's Printin*Oflice, near Gough-square, Fleet street, in 4to. priee,6d.ako a smaller Edition,in boo. price 3d. FORM Of PRAYER, to be used - in all :ClitirChe'and Chapels' throughout those Parts of the United Kingdom called England and Ireland, on Wedne,day, the 2.6tliet: tbruary, tS.6, beitrktlit. Day appointed by •clarnation for a General Fast and Humiliation before Al_ to be observed in the most devout and solemn anner,'bry sending . upon Prayers and Supplications to the Divine Majesty ; for obtaining pardon of our sins*, and for averting those heavy judgments which our maniiold, Provo. catiOni have moat justly deserved ; and imploring 'His Bless ing and Assistance on this Arms of His Majesty by Sea and • Land, and tot restoring and perpetuating Peace, Safety, and _Prosperity to 11in:self and to. His Kingdom. • 11y . His Majesty'S Special' Commend. London •Printed by George Eyre and Andrew Strahan, krifiters te the King's 419 v: xeelletit Majesty : and sold by 'the 80. k , cllers in' Vowil and (.:,,,try. illy 1..)4V :/I 1 .ll,e V i 2,, to. 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The Advantagesof Eduction ; or, The Ilistory ot'Maria Williams; a Tale. 2 VOiS..I iMO. 2d Edit. 7s. boards. • 4-,-Poems and Plays, 4 vols. foolscap Svo. 11,- 3s. boards• This l)ay was'published; In Royal Oaavo, illustrated with Plates, price los. 6d. in boiirds, A FATHER'S MEMOIRS OF .1. • CHILD: By BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN, Esq. M.A. F.A.S. ‘‘ .Grgat-loss to all„ that ever_tlid him see 4. " 6 Great loss to all, but greatesttoss to rue." AsrsovtiEs. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos . ter,row. Of whom may be had, by the same , i'itithor, The Scenery, Antiquities, and Biography of South Wales, -froM Materials colletled during Two Excursions in the Year . 1802. in one large v01.,4t0. illustrated with Views drawn and engraved, by Laporte, and a Map of the Country, price el. izs. 6d. in boards. ** A few Copies may be had with- the Views finely co loured by Laporte, price 41. 45. in boards. Dedicated to the EARL. of MOIRA. • •• This Day was, pUblished, In Two Volumes, CroWn Oaavo, price t6s. in extraboards, embellished with a Portrait etched by littler, from a Paint ing by Allingham, THE LIFE of THOMAS . DERMODY; inter spersed with Pieces of Original Poetry, many exhibiting Unexamined Prematurity of genuine• poetical Talent; and containing a Series of Correspondence. with several eminent Charaders. • By JAMES -GRANT RAYMOND. • " He who such•polisled lines, so well could form, ' Was Passion's slave, was I n•cßscrctirn's child: Nov earth-enamoued, rov'hny with the worm ; • Now seraph:Tinned, the wonderful, , . DunNtoov's Enthusiast. Printed for VI. Miller,. `Albenvirie-street ; and 1: Archer and M. Mahon, Dublin. ' . • • This Day wtto publ:Shed, In Elephant Quarto, price 11. Bs. boards, and Roy-al Quarto, 11. 11. boards, r OLLE6TIONS- for the HISTORY of the TOWN and SOKE ofc; RAN r Am ; containing authentic 'll,fernOirs of - Sir Isaac Newton; • no•.v tirst4nh lished front the original Manuteript in, the possession of rice Earl of Portsmouth. • EDMUND TURNER, Esq, F.R.S. This Work contains a M.ip of the Soke, ('fans of all the Churches, anti•Othet Engravings. It is printed uniformly with Howlett's Selea Views of the County of Lincoln, and intended to neornOany tltot-Work. . • • Printer or Win. Miller, Albemarle-street ; and may also be had of the principal Books:llers in Lincolnshire. . . Thls Day •Avas , prihtislv.•ri, price 7r. 7 5.. ill boards, .BATIL3' illuStriaTed , by a Series of Engravitw.i fthak the Drawings of P.lll - 1 ClautL. rJ.ht 7:f $ N:l3. 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