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r 18 PPCI: ~~-~"`~ a•.._.:_~ t 3: they and eilce ' tried NUMBER 4 2 .] aced * ,11Se t11'1t ruler, vitc:jl, d Vet] . 'of a ' ;lit: i, Wii 'atlia- cou fl 'o~n_ sc_-in/ B cn . S::;nt . :.I~'.. . r of dify; =ig emit hg.qt ;el svi Ira ' 'L I:.:`f froM •1 061766. . . ; Aracr* r 4 f . id i t t Atel a t rs s:fe.rjt of icor, and ihers 'ews ..au.6 6, z '): *0: CC24 l li, 'etts v t-s (.4 !.1 'be ce AL ,11Ad • Mr. Glas tool every tuxes re c- s tivith print. )::j e t' = : co an. 2.3 • • . • i 6 - - - 62z0 - • • • " The Last Night of Performing till the Holidays. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 29,-via be performed, THE EARL OF WARWICK. The Earl of Warwick, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS, {Being his first appearance in that Character ) King Edward, Mr. H. S 1 DDONS 9 - Margaret of Anjou, Mrs. POW EL L ; Lady Elizabeth Grey, Mrs. H. SIDLIONS. wrrit THE DESERTER.. Henry, Mr. KELLY. Louisa, Mrs. MATH E WS. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Foshrook, at the Box-Office in Little Russell.street. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3i.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. Gallery u. Second. Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. The Doors will he ripened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. A New Musical Atterpiece, which has been Sometime in preparation, will be speedily produced, with entirely New Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. . . - PORTSMoUTH. ' i . FOR PUBLIC SALE, ,i At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thursday the 3d Day of April, 0346, at Twelve o'Clock, For Exportation, 1 TWENTY-TWO Hogsheads ATLILL MAD DER ; being Part of the Carp of the-Venumus Ad . venture, restored to the CLiituants. For Catalogues, and viewing the same, apply two Days be. fore the Sale to JOHN MOYLE, Broker. PORTS ° NIOI.IIII. , For Public Sale, at the Star, and• Garter Tave on Thurs. day, the id of April, tBoli, at Twelre o'Clock. For Exportation. • VIFTY CASES of HAVANNAIi SUGAR, be -4: in; part ut the Cargo of the American Brig Venus, fonder med as Prize to His Majesty's Ship Meteor, J. Col - j fins, Esq. Commander. For Catalogues, and viewing the same, apply two days be -1 fore the Side to JOHN MOYLE, Broker. - - ty virtue of a Commission of Appraisernent and. Sale from the High Court of Admiralty of England, addressed to N.P. Rothery, Esq. - FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Star ttnd Garter Tavern, Portsmouth, on Thursday the 3d of April, 1806. For Exportation. nOGSHEADS , SNUFF. LP it Hogsheads, 14 Bales, and 23 Cases, of Roll Leaf and Cut Tobacco. 5 eases of Tobacco Pipes. /3 Cases and r Hogsheart Paperaud Quills. 12 Bales Russia Leather. 2 Hogshead of Madder. 3 Ditto Ground Sandal Wood. 4 Cases Sword Blades. 3 Hogsheads Double Refined Sugar. 6 Cases Vitriol. 2 Ditto Iron Wire. 6 Casks Hogs Bristles. ;king part ache Cargo of the Yenurnus Adventure, detained by His Majesty's Con-brig Daringa. For Catalogues and further patticulars apply two days be fent the Sale so JOHN MOYLE, Broker. N. B. TteSnufL arid Tobacco to be delivered to the Put- Chasers at Cowes. NEW STA'? E LoTTERv - EGINS DRAWING the wiz of MAY, 1806. SCHEME. I Prise of :25,000 • • C 115,30. • . • Zo.coo • - -4,0,00 e $ ► iu,coo • . • . sc h ooo 3 .. scao Yo - 4. • 'coo 13 . • pu • SOOO 100 • a w . Sr . 20 .4 S • 21 b 45,0.0 Tickets Clso,ouo Five Fjest-drawn Tickets, Ist Dar ,C rood each ,C 5;300 :" Ave.Eii4i,‘..ttriqvii Tickets, yl•Day 1 074 each 4th Vay _ io,mlo Ditto'Srlt Day zu:, - 6po Ditto.. • - • 6th Day . t •dlti ‘f a Ticket - „Cm t'S o' • s.::" • ,C2'l2 0' - 2 a 1 SiteClldi .•- r 6 `I<:ETS and SM AK ES are ' 01) Sale at all the Lictineev( mnery-Offices. STATE LOTTERY, - • • To begin Drawing on Monday, , May t 2. •'. BUANE,.alitt - Co. Stock-Brokers, at ,!Ileirstate Lottery 0 nice, 93, -Royal Exchange, L0n...: 94, -are now selling, . in :great variety dt'VEinit*,,, Ticket* oki Shares. for the above Lottery. • • iivor vg - as d! 4. them. 411 Q nalitter,. one uhtttell Sr tee7l(h - „ *. -••- • t The present Lottay , _consists of only 7.5,;06 Tiek.ets, and the.Seneinct contains t. • • •. , ~••.. . • • • •Prize 2c,0n0 i 2 .PrIZeS - a. 0 Cto 0 ( 3 • ** 7 • . W e is s l icot : 4p4d, 'dory answetelt, and ScliiineS gratis, R 1 , 1 HI Lt., and 9, it# it IN Mil fetal:lls his ulast grateful Thanks to the Al — Pubirc rof titf.rrcrrdistiuguislied preference they have vetn-pldasethto-giyethe oboite 0 tifee3 serefit years. , The *triers-0 titelo/lowittg Ovtstaritling capital l'rize.s, "ired anti sodas above, 'itt the -Coker) , just fuliSied, 'nay eit herreveive.theit money or otoiati K e - thon to ! ..."rickett; pr SAAres in the new Lottery which the 't zth of l ki kY.- No. 7,z5 r, gA,OOOI. Dios. .1,677, 'Sad. 8;616 , , 5,6001. No. 37.%r 4 , 3 , 300( A. No, ( • 31;.. NoS. 14;63b. a nd 13,64;; 1 , Dn0.1. N064..1.0.6g9i 15,6 9 4, andr N6s. 16 107; 3 ° , 5)11, • - 4 * * AU Uusiness tit the Public Funds transacted with _ Iktelity ;nut dispatch. • r M•01 . 4;-FRIzt;s:ANp- LESS rrICKET§. • • . SWIFT ..ancl,:Co. No. ti; Poe try- (-Joint • tl>rtb y for thepresent-Loiteryy, feel themselves highly gra.; by the general approbation - which the Sdieire.has re '‘vved. They can with confidence recommend it to the at te:Ation of their Friends and the Public, as possessing supe. • 'T 4 t advattagus.to the Schemes of the late tutteries. It con tains wpw-ardS of it)00 Prizesntorethan the last Lotter with, 'u7 flte,•-sawie numbirrof Tickets, and has even an increase ~ t+ krises urn the May Luttery- of last year, which coo silautolsooo I ickets more,. The higltest Prize in. this Lot.: terY is- al,ocik. and the lowest ail. To begin Drawing the b of &ray , . the-following Capital Prises were shared and sold at this 0 f 4 -- .CC in the.latelorteries, - 6191, . - ao,oool. d.' o . 226 ' • : 1 ropeod . 110; 01639 • ,C zo,ooia itn, do,o o /9.554 - - - SOOO k4L lo,ocre - soon ra,cioo 11,59% 30.95 z- ze,'s3o - 500* *skies many otherS.of w al. toeol. fool. Zkc.. WANTS a Sini;tan BLITLiR in a_ It'.egular or Small Centeel Family, a stc.itly alive MAN, about;; years of age,. who has lived several years in that irss a perftel knowled,,e of his Btolhess, and can. " 3 ,, • • a goorEChataAer from his last Place. Letters addressed, post-paid, to L. M. 39,* Strand, will be duly attetnicd to. s r THE SHAW, MAYOR. A Common Council, holden in the Chamber Of the Guild. hall of the City of Loudon, on THURSDAY, the 27th Day of March, 1606, ..SOLVED Unanimously, That th e Th an k s o f this Court be given to Sir lUHN THOMAS DUCK WORTH, K. B. Vice-Admiral of the White, for the zeal and alacrity with which he pursued the French Fleet to the West ladies ; but more especially for the skilful and gallant Attack made by him on their Fleet, on the 6th of Fe. bruary last, off St. Domingo; which, in less then two hours, ended in the Capture and Destruction of every Line. of.Battle-Ship of the Enemy ; and adding one proof to the many already existing, of the decided superiority of the Bri tish Navy. Resolved unanim usly, That the Thanks of this Court be given to the Hon. ALEXANDER COCHRANE,Rear- Admiral of the White ; THOMAS LOUIS, Esq. Rear-Ad. miral of the White ; the Captains, Officers, Seamen, and Royal Marines, serving un d er Vice. Admiral Sir j. Thomas Duckworth, at the Capture and Destruelion of the French Fleet, on the 6th of February last, off St. Domingo, for their great skill and bravery, and for the very evident discipline preserved in the 'British Fleet on that memorable day. -Resolved unanimously, That the Freedom of this City be presented to Vice-Admiral Sir !ohs Thomas Duckworth, together with a Sword, of the value of Two Hundred Guineas, as a testimony of the high sense the City of London entertains of his gallant condo& Resolved unanimously, That the Fre.,dorn of this City, with a Sword of the value of One Hundred Guineas, be pre sented to Rear-Admiral Cochrane. Resolved unanimously, That the Freedom of this City, with a Sword of the value of One Hundred Guineas, be pre. seined to Rear Admiral Louis, as a mar k o f t h e good opinion this City entertains of their exemplary condo& WOODTHORPE. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF INVERNESS. • • cENTUEMEN • • FINDING that a Canvass has already commenced -A; for the Honour of being chosen your Representative in Parliament at the next General Eletion, I think it my Duty to state to you, that it is my Intention to renew to yon - the respedful offer of my Services, whenever a Dissolution shall take place. When you were pleased to confer upon me the high dis. tindion of sending ate as your Commissioner t,i) the present Parliament, 1 ventured to promise, that my Time, my Attention, and whatever Advantage I might possess from long Habits of Business, would be assiduously applied to the' discharge of the general duties of that Office, and to the pro motion of your Interests in' particular. I trust it will not be found that the pledge which I then gave has been forfeited, or that the credit and welfire of the'County have suffered in my hands. And I beg leave to assure you, that, if you are pleased to continue your favour to me, it will be my stead fast endeavour to persevere in the same course, without aim ing at any object but that of serving you faithfully. As I shall, by rotation, be at liberty horn my usual em- . ployment here, in the ensuing Summer, I shall with great satistattion embrace that opportunity of paying my personal' respects to you; and I remain, in the mean time, with semi meats of siucere attachment. grat;tude, and resped, CLNTIAMEN, Your faithful and obedient humble Servant;_ London, March tz. iSe6. CHARLES C RANT. • 6 SAT URDA ALutrit 29, 1800. NEW ELEMENTARY TOOKS. This Day was published, ..„., Price 3s. bound, in blue, illustratedwith Map's; AN EASY GRAMMAR Of BISTORy, Ancient and Modern. by means of which that irnpfirtant.Siib jedinay for the first time be praelicatly taught in Schools.; written on the approved Ilan of Cold Smith's Grammar of Geography.' By the Rev. j. 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The operation of this valuable'Vegetable Alterative is so pleasant and salutary as not to interfere with, the avocations of business of plea sow .; its action is confined to the animal juices, and requires no alteration or restraint - in diet ;it dissolves in the stomach, blends with the food, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids, correding in its passage anv deviation from a state of convalescence ; in short,• it is.the lent; sought for Vegetable Specific, or safe, but active, Substitute for that fashionable mineral, Mercury, which may be said to cure only by kiln ling ; its efficacy excites the 'attention and surprise of medi cal mem, for when all other medicines have failed, De Vel no's Pills maybe relied on as a Spe c ifi c f or all Disorders whio.originate iii an impure or impaired state of the Blood. Noile can be genuine, wheresoever or by whomsoever sold, unless the Bill of Diredions is 'signed in Red Ink. by the prupdetor. . C. STAPLES. Prepared by Mr. C. 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Lady -Day, ASMALL. HOUSE, retiredly situated iii a Good Sporting . Country, about 56 miles •trotrt London, and bl i the Vicinity of Haverilill r SufV)lk, with Coach-house, and Stables for six Horses, :And Eleven Ayres of Land, in-. eluding Gardens and Shruboeries, surrounding, the Premises. Fortner Particulars mAy be had by addressing a Line (post paitlj to Mr. IsAa4.; Wright, at Haverhill, in Sut.9)llt. roT p **- '4. [PIIICE SIXPENCE STAMP-OFFICE, SOMERSET-Pr:4.o, March 22, tBO6. M5...414 ie . sty's Commiss i oners 11Tarld , i4e V the Stamp Duller, dryly,',prised by th e Lards C on . ntli,ionerg of Ni s Maje.,v , sl7'reasury, par,q,ant t o AR of Pay iia -.inent' to lett to farm the Diale r grante d b y " f1 )1.9 41 , , , Forty f ourth Year of ,qht,present tllajesty, co Ihr res l ett to Hi re " fir trilvellingPost and by Tim,'," do hereby giyr Notice, Tha't mte intend to Lett, at out Ottii:e in Sontersut place., the said Duties to Farm, on Tuesday the 2.2 d of April next, between the Hours of One and Two in tbe After urlon,„ within the Distrid undermentioned, for the Tenn of Two Years and Three Quarters tram the fSt' Day of May next, to such Pdrson or Persons 'as maybe 'willing to contract for the.sa hie. All Persons intending to Fatm the said Duties are'to d.j ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-Ottice, in Somerset.. place, at least. three days previous to the said 2211 Day of April next, signed with their Names, srsting•the Places of their abode, and- that they intend to bid tor the add ilia, or their PropOsals cannot be proceeded on. No Personsl . kensed to lett Horses forthe purpose of travel.' ling, Post, no , ' any Persons for their Use, can be admitted tO contrae.l for the said Duties. . No. DISTRICT te , be Lett to Faun. 12. Middlesex; including London and Westminster, at o no All Persomiinteuding to bid for this District are desired to take Notice, That, in pursuance of the partici/14r Instrue. tons of their Lordships, it will be pur up at the Sum spe cified above, which will he Kradii:illy abated, ontila. Bid. diug shall be - Made; and, tupon - stitirßiddint, any Person may advance, *id the .hi 4 hest .I.liNcr will be deciated-thit Farmer, and UI 'be' required to pay down immediately, in Bank Notes,:pue Eighth n'art. of the /turns: Reni there. alas a Deposit. But - in case shall not beaccepted at a price which shall be deemed the proper Value thereof, it -will be withdrawn and otherwise, disposed of! C. N. N EYLE.• •W. LAV.:E. BINDLEY. El). F. fIATXONa. it. J ENKINS. H. FIA. L LAM. W. R. SP•ENCER. • • - .1/ICTZLILDNG",-.OFFI(2E, • cliarrh 3,„ 4 ISo6 r:11- lii.C.O.3IMISSIONERtSYernaILCTLING ills.lll4yESTY't• NAVY do ber r ly -give Notice, Mat on IV:gine:day the 05 of /.'pril n e x t lbc f wilibe ready to receive Tender.' in al,r4in g , sealedirp, and treat fir the gOean. titles of IRON HOOPS, viz. • . • - vivi"r )-1(.).0Ps , 109, Bu - r - r..H00v,5 . 200 Tons: - • • PLATE HOOPS too. . 400 a; for any griavi• of either denomination not :est stka.v Tifi , 'Tons. To be deliveied in ten . •weekr, by week?ypropcytio,s, in:. His lila. jesty's via u-alling Storts at Depforel•:"anel to be paid for by:Pills, payable., with !Merest, ninety days after date. The Conditions cef the Cantraa, - and Samples of the Holt: t er:4a_ be seen at the Secreta,:e:r Office. No regard will le - had hal), Tender it which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shalt not be ddivered to the Boor,/ before One 4'l the said /Wednesday the grG April next, nor unless the Pe'r.cdu who maker the render , or scone Perron on his behalf, attends; to ahrwer when, ea:led for. To the PROPRIETORS'Y .LAST INDId S I OCK. Leaks , and Gentlemen, HE EL EC7:IO2V re SIX DIRECTO 11 tAe EEASTIN hIA CO 2111',INI' being g ppOinled . iPrillter day the 9th of /kill next,, the favour of you , Vote and - 4n:erest is requested for tbt fr.Jlowirg Gentlemen : - BEI3P,'Esq. IOHN P I • NCLIS, Esq. Sir Wll4. BENSLEY, Bart. • jAs. 1!".1J71:ISO-N, lion: W. F. E L'PH I N ST - 0 N, Elti, Esti. lflich will ver> inurb ok!,18-e, ; • -- • aidL dyer Gentlemen - Your most obedient Servants. East India thuso, March zB, tBc6. George Mil lett, Charles Grant, Charles Mills, George Smith, Thomas Parry, Francis P-iring, Edward Parry, Jacob Bosanquet, Richard Chieneley Plowcien, loseph Cotton, Thomas Reid, Wil,liain Devaynes, Abraham Robarts, Simon Fraser, Jahn Roberts, . - John Hudieston, George Woodford Thellusson, .Hugh I ogiis, Robert Thornton, Stephen Lushington, William Thornton, John Mansbiii, Sweny Toone, . Theophilus Niet6alfe". ' he To t PROPRIETORS of re E.9ST INDIA TUCK. Ladies and H Gentlemen, • AVING the Honour of being recommended to ' You by the Direaors 01 the Earl India Compa7, as Can didates pr the Directien, to bechosen ibis _year, nt.e take the liberty of requesting the favour alyour lute on the Day of Election, nesd.fy the gtb April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your must obedient and most humble Servants, !WIN BEBI3. WILLIAM C3ENSLEY. WM. F. E PHI NSTON. . JOHN INGLIS. AM ES PATTISON. JOHN TRAVERS. East India-Meuse, March 28, it;c6. ,• . • tA.I -J , . EAST INDIA HOUSE, • March 28, JBo6. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading 10 the East Indies'dohereby give No:ire, Th.at agreeably t? a Resolution Of the General t ofthe said Conzfilny, of 'the ,26tb inst. a I:ortri will he held at shoir !fonts id Leadenhali-street, ent the 7th of ,May next, at. Pleven o'Cloi-k in the Fonenow, to tai int , ) C;nsideratiou the propriety Q . !' rernoving alldouks.as to the con:v:47l,de of the h c - Law, .9e.77.19, of chg. 6; respecting the granting of Pensions, by adding the wordy " or any Sam of Money equivalent thereto," 4r wordrts that lid, , • R,44 SAY,. S're, - - WELc H's FEMALE PILLS, For the Green Sickness and other Disordent incident to young Females. r i`HE following Instance of their uncommon cacy is worthy the attention of i he Afflicted. To Mrs. F. EARSL E Y, Fleet street, London. MADAM, I am the .unfoctunte Daughter of an Officer in the Army, who fell in his Country's Cause, by which means his Family are left in a situation that it is necessary each should endett vodr to provide for themselves, which, from indisposition, I was entirely .incapacitated from, tili an intimate friend re_ commended your PI LLS, which have in a wonderful man-, net restored me to health, having removed the obstruaiOn complained of, and, in consequence my complexion, which was'exceedingly yellow, has resumed its wonted colour, my health is quite recovered, and the pains in my head and sto mach, with numberless other complaints, too numerous to mention, which have now all subsided, and I am once more in full health and sprits, able to encounter every difficulty. I beg you will make my case public, as many yo,ing woman, from a sedentarylite, have similar complaints, which they are unwilling to attribute to the real cause —want of exertion. Permit me to return you my must grateful thanks, for all favours, through the medium of Mrs. Smith, and beiiave me, . _ _ Your much obliged, and very humble Servant, Exeter, Aug. 40.805. CAROLINE WALKER. Welch's Ferriale n Pills; with Directi os , price z s g d a Box, are sold wholesale by G. Kearsley, Fleet-street-, Lon don ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard.Cheapside ; F. New berry, No. 45, St. Paul's church-yara ; bacon and Co; No. tso, Oxford-street; Butler. CheaPside; and Barc1:1 and Son, 'Fleet Market. rx A s anJt her Medicine is sold under the name of Welch's female Pills, rich is spurious, Purchasers are request,: t :0 remark, as the surest testimony, ot. authentizity, that each Bill of Direetiona is signed with the name of C. Kearsloy in hann-writing ; and On the oms;ide, whereby Servants c4ii.ncir be Unposed on, the Stamp IS printed, by per GC Nlaj'esty's 1-lonourihle Commissioners of Stamps, thus: C. li.earsizi; N 0.46, 'ileet-strect. .Nono others art genbtin4. -~.5.....'.~a-~,