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r•t , • • . • , •4 - 7 • ' • - 741 . _ - • i•;.. 1 6., • • ...• e - a• \\ 1 1 1/ 1 / 46 ),,A./ • * • :* - IVe , in ; 4 1k, I I 1 41 N.i. • '1 1 ): • n • A , . • - • - 2 "r Su N • • • ~,~ C~. I HONDA Y, JUNE g, 1806. NUMBER 4285.] 6ixffiiibfi The lakt /%1141it but one of the Company's,perfotining this Season. . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. WOBURN SHEEP SHEARING, 16th JUNE, 1806. • • • ..• A S the Duke of BEDFORD's Ahsende prevents A 9. the Reception 'Of : Company at•tlie Abbey, the Show, Sales. and Lettings wilt take place, and the Premiums be adjudged and distributed at the Park 'Farin; • The Business. will be concluded as follows : MONDAY, JUNK 16. Morning. • • Evening. Show of Leicesters and South Stle of Leicesters and South Dawn Tups • Down E wes Prize Wethers Sheep Shearers. L . , • • . This Day was published , price is. 6d. r_DGAR or, CALEDONIAN FEUDS :'fi M AL/• gedy now performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent— garden, with universal applause. s'. • By GEORGE MANNERS, Esq. . Printed for Tipper and Richards, 37, Leadenliall-street._, VICTUALLING OFFICE; „ June <3, 1536. THE COMMISSIONERSfiirjICTUALLINO 1 HIS MAJEST Y's NAVY do h e reby give Is ktice, That ort Tuesday next, th e Loth t int. they will h rea4y *to receive Tende r's, in Writing (sealed upind treat for Twenty Th2giand Gallons of WEST _INDIA R 4114 to 6e delivered, duty./iTe, in the space ccf one month, into His Majesty's Pieluatlink Stater at Cork ; and to 6'e paid for by Bills, pa . yable, with Interest, ninety days after date. _ . THIS PRESENT EVENING, June 9, will be performed THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. Governor Heartall, Mr. CHERRY; .Frank Heartall, Mr. BANNISTER; , Mr Malfort, 'Mr. POWELL ; 'Walton, jun. Mr. H. SI DDONS ' . Captain Woodley, Mr. -It USS-ELL; Ferret, Mr. PALMER ;- The Widow Clieerly, Miss DUNCAN Mrs. Malfort, Mrs. H. SI DDO,NS ; Julia, Miss C. BRISTOW; •hlis, midget, • Mrs. SPARKS); Susan, Mrs. SCOTT; _ Mrs. Townly , Mrs. MADDOCKS. This Day was published; in I vols:correded to the Present • Time. - D EB R E TT's, PEERAGE of ENGLAND; SCOTLAND, and IRELAND. ".,:* This is an entire new Edition,. carefully corre&ed, and , contains, besides the late Creations and Additions to the Peerae and the usual Contents, a - List of liritish„Subjeas possessing Foreign Orders of Knighthood. Loption Printed for Rivinglons, Egerton, Stockdale, Niftier, Clarke and Sons, Crosby and Co._ Cutheil and Mar tin, :Lea, and Harding. Thi Conditions 'of the Contraj ma} , Seen at the Sicr:etat'S 'Office. Per 4 regard will be.haa'.toankTensfer in Which, the Price 1 , 4411 not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Bs4rd before One o'Clbck on the raid Tutsdajs the loth bust. nor isnleii the Person whO Makes the Tender, or some Per. son on his behalf, attends, to ,answer, when called for. After the Play, a New 'l)itertisernent, composed by M. called THE Kklll • CIRCASSIAN. WITH THE CITIZEN. . Phi:pot, Mr.„PUR:s ER - Young Philpot, Mr. BANNISTER; Sir lasper Wilding, M. SPA RKS ; Wilding, Mr. DE CAMP ; Maria (with a Song), Miss DUNCAN ; And Corinna, Miss TIDSIVE Li.. Ilexes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 35.• 6d. Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. 'Second Pricei6d.—No Money to be returned. - • PlaceS for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Ilex-Office in Little Russell-street. The Doors will be opened at Half.past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. ,To-rnorrow, The School for Scandal ; - with High Life ,below Stairs, being the last Night of Coinpany's per forming this Season. - • N. 8.. The Free List of this Theatre (the Renters and' An nuitants e x cepted is not extended to the Benefits. •Jd', CADETSHIP to INDIA. •., • • TT is' tliat this go, inuch coveted 4.ppQint,- ment in the Military Serviee Of the East,lndia Company, and so difficult of obtainment, can now be had, under the • most•flattering auspices of. 'lntroduction : Secrecy inust..be pledged, and will be .observcd. None but•a Youth .whose. Connexions are of fortune, and are liberally inclined on the -occasich, will 'be introduced,: he will be ;provided for for - life, and rise proigessive)y, r . eqiii-rifig. interest nor purchase) to the vffy jiighes? Military kdnl., wiiliout 'ha* any furthet burtheh to hiy Frieiic,s, I.Q.AnuSt te.abnve As, . and under z2.•yearS of age 4- 'ad if he has Seen, Set:On:ora oue , year, in the Regulars, the Tvlilitir, - Or the Fencibles, tends.llis eligibility to as yens`ri age. •-• ' • Letters may be directed. to ,A,,;.:Z - ; New • Chapter—tofree "house, -Duke's-court, Long-acre. London ; bat, Ve,rcrytp.to • rily, none will - b& pOised _which cio - tint.. contain- tile-re:lF Name and . A4Rfresrof the V.Y • riter, amt•the Postage paid; • - • , rrHERE must bernitlyteriiedeciebnSicier4— .45 • -it • tign ‘ . .,vho would glatlly.adqpv.a.,klan be without ahi - idgiug thOe - liiillTer - Votiftrifts, dries- • seeing that cOnsequeitre,•which tl v ha;;•ct.liiilleftcyajo,rQd.ivi ati•EstabliAhment oftheirt wn. This can now - ht - tealfzettt The DonlcqiC, Circro,.cheezt - y1 and,pre-eminent Thaic.-• ternal economy" preeiSely that of a Private Family of Condi,: tion ! fvfansion:pertettry commensliraeal hafSpily placed on a salltbriOns• 'Emblem-0, axprriandingHiii, Dale, wpod,,\ Water, and •S hi pp;tnz..).ls.4ylif,:llllL - clive t isitied, -and to a vast eiten t • Vt.i' Vitt -IK - 11ft-seven Miles Irom Town:in ft c!it. ri:c stipsufh-4: rim - 1-I,t r d hha• Accommodation), a Gentlerin, and lf,s Wife, s$ Guineas ;' a Single Lad), or. Gentleman, 3s. l,eferencLis ble. ServantS.(if airt4thirfighve-...tiZtialrairgirdto. - StAblint_ .and `• • - A Line (post-paid) . !ri tocek,- Rathi.. bone-place, London, s41:1:1;e' dirediy 7 Tor warded apd • floured. , •• • . . A CAUTION TO TAMILI Ea. THE 'great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE iz*f A N CHO VI ES for FISH SAUCE has induced many Persons to give the same Name to .an• Article entirely dif ferent. . I 0 I-IN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several People travel the Empire. otreling Shopkeepers, &c. an eX- Ira 'large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti cUlaily requested to ask for Buil csss's, and to observe none is genuine but what have these words upon the Label— " john Burgess and Sot" Original and Superiot Essence of Anchovies." Warehouse, No. To 7, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London. FREE GRAMMAR-SCHOOL,MOLVERHANIP TON. T T HE Rev,. HOS. CORMOULS havi n g ~signit ied his fitiention of resigning the Office of SECO ND MASTER to this School, the Trustees have appointed a Meeting at the Swan Inn, in Wolverhampton, in the COun ty of Staflbrd, on Tuesday the sad day of July next, at Ele ven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to eled a Second Master of the said School in the place of Mr. Cormoids. • The Candidates for the above SituatioQ must be capable of teaching the Classics, be Membeis of the Established Church of England, and of approved morals: The Salary attached to, this-'Situation -is One Hundred Pounds a,car, with an House adjoining to the said School, and liberty to take Twelve Boarders so Joni, as the'liead . Master of the said School is permitted to rake Boarders . . Proper Testimonials must be sent by. he Candidates, di <7 reeled to Mr. John Perks, of Wolverhampton, Secretary_to the Trustees of Wolverhampton Free prairiniur lordshire. • TO SELL, AL. Very Desirable LEASEHOLD . HOUSE, o f 1 - 11. Eight Rooins, Seventy-Ave Year to run, No. is, West's Square, 'Surrey Side, with a Garden, and Water laid on ; in a polite NeighboulhZiod, and close to a genteel Cha pel ;- fifteen minutes walk from - the three Bridges. May be viewed, andearly possession had. Apply to Mr. keina, 6, Great Newport.street, Long-"acre. By Order of the Trustees; j 011 N. Pf WS, Sec. Wol verb= pton, May 27, iSo6. Fer SEAZATHING--'a MARINE VILLA: To be SOLD, or LET ( Furnished or Unfurnished) . 14r " Season, • ACapitAl Neat-built Substantial 'FAMILY RE; SI DENC E, with donble Coach.house, Stablinf for' eight Horses, large excellent Walled Carden, and 'numerous. Domestic Offices, Paddock and Land adjoining, contaih . /n3 in the . whole about five Acres and a UAL' delightfully 'and healthfully situated at Little Hampton, in the Codiity- Of Sussex, on an eminence, sloping down to, .and withiq Lvyo . hundred paces of, the teach, where is the best Bathing, 'and extensive rides on the Sands, of any place within Sixty Miles 'of London. , .• For particulars enquire of Charles Beazley; Esq. Scotland, 'Yard. - • . • -•• • WEYMOUTH, JUNE 5, ISA. . TO BE SOLD BY A'UCTION,' ' By _T. TINDALL, _ ' At the Crown Inn, on Wednesday June 25, 13c6, under a Commission. of Appraisement and Sale issued from the High Court of Admiralty, and addressed to Mesirs. Weston and Thos. Richardson, Commissioners, - THE CARGO of the GALLIOT JOHANNA IU LI ANA HE RMLNA, Hans lochein Schloer, Master, on her .Voyage' from Malaga to Einhden, con- Consisting of 1370 B arrels Sun 12.7,15in5. 26 Boxes of Raisins. Zo .Pipes -Malaga Wine. Case ditto ditto. 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Eight years have I devoted my prat - lice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful r esu l t of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as her- as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which arc the Most important in the Catalogue of Ruffian Infirmities. After initiation, into every ' Wanch, as an Army S ewer). t formed a wish at an early period of Pradice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated itch, or thd equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. • The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have des .voted my attention, comprise every species of VENE REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: Idly, All lciLts of debility, whether arising from the habits of: school-boys, or the indulgences of:mature age: And, lastly, teat derangernerit - ot the systein iii we. men which is called BA R.RENN E SS, or STERILITY. Numerous DiSeaSeS are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Lite, are poisoned by -the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—Pry a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I May presurne to otter as radical re-establishment. , . , . Few, hoWever, are the cases 2f complicated distress in this disorder, compared with VlT.calamitous sitqations of Men, who, from an indul"ence in a solitary vice, or .the prevalent gaieties of a 'fashionable life, acqiiire that state of Debility,, which is the.unavoidabi,e consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer: broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his - mistiatune, it may be some conso lation for him, to know . , .that alt4oUgh , it be •an objet of doubt or uncertainty with other rragitioners, the removal of: these Deficimicies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of sny. Experience. If the rites of liacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly v4rour, much• anxiety will be lisevcrited..by, an early Counterae.. 'non of this fanguid . State ; and in these eases, no great difi9cultytyrill occur; • • • • - But,wherc this Deficiency has for - years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably equisire to revive the Aura bering Sparks of Lite, and to re -animate the ,Constitutiob. MAIM; E D WO M EN, who have long beett disappointed in their . expeelatians Of a Family, may be assured, that, in most instances, such (Weds are curable by Medical skill. The' secresv whiCh is so essential to - my undertaking, and the which l have presumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence - With inch this intimation is given, that M. Bree may be moulted personallY, or by Letters (inclosing a -small Note), at his haute, No: zo, Arunde! street; Strand, near Temple Bar, par There is an. additional Entrance in Water-sweet. adjoining, and the Name is ono oth the doors. M arab hive, Member of the Itoyil. College of S urgeons: • TUESDAY, TUNE 17. She* of HerefOrd and Devon Leicester and South Down Cattle Tu ps lett Prize Wethers Dead Sale of Hereford and Devon 'Prime T heaves Cattle Ploughing Sale of South Down Ewes. Trial of Implements • WEDNESDAY, TUNE 1g • Second Show of Leicester and Leicester and South Down South Down Tups 'Nils lett Second Show of Hereford and Sale of South Down Ewes Devon Cattle - Sale of Hereford and De, von Cattle. • ._ TO THE SERIOUS PART OF THE CHRISTIAN WORLD. 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