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• It .1 I.Tt7MBER 4400. THEATRE ROYAL, DRITRY-LANE. THIS PAESENT. EVENIN9 Odt: 1, 1.806, win be perk) , me‘i , 'THE , PROVOK'D' HUSBAND. Lord..Tok:,nly, Mr. E LUSTON ;. Mr. Manly, Mr. POWELL; Sir Francis,Wrougheacl, Mr..DO Wrl ON; • 'Squire Richard, Mr. D,E CA - John MootSy,• Mr. MATHEWS ; • ' • Lady Towuly, Miss DV N, N ; D- Lady Grace; Mrs: 11. 'SIDONS ; Lady Wronghead, Mrs. S,PARN.S ' Miss Lenny, Miss MELLON. THE FORTY THIEVES. Boxes 6s. Second Price 34. - - : -Pit 34. (x. Second Price 2S. - -C; allery)s. Second .Price Upper- , Gallery - Se 7, , con i i Price 6d.— No -Wiley to be: returned. . Places fdr the Btoxis to de taken at the goX-office, in Little Russer-sp - eet. • • • The Doors to be opened at Half--•past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. • - • •• Tomorrow, the West Indian; with‘The Forty Thieves. THEATRE ROYAL, CO% ,t NT-GA EWEN. TrHIS PRESENT;. EVENT NG;'Oct. 21, 1806, -iniL he performed THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. • Duke;` Mr. DAVENPORT ; _Bassanio,. Mr. C. KEmBLE ; .. • G ratiano, • - Mi.' AP, I. E Y ; Loierizo;(4st TAYLOR ; - Salailio,• Mr. K:LANERT ; Solarino; Mr—CLAREMONT ; Antonio, Mr. PO PE ; • ShylOck, ; • Tuba}, ATK 1 A S GObbo, Mr. EME RY ; • I..atiticetot, Mr.- MUN.DE ; . • • Portia, Miss SMITH; • Nerissal, Miss-WA D DY4 Jessica, Mrs. SMIH.T After the Play will be recited, — by Mr. Cooke, an Ode in • honourbf the - • • MEMORY'OF LORD 'NELSON.` r _ The Vocal parts by Mr, Bellamy, Mr. Tay lor, - Miss Tyre:, Mrs: Srtiith; &c. &c. • - :WITH THE JEW AND THE DOCTOR. • Mr: Bromley, Mr. EMERY ; 'Dr. Specitick, Mr. 'MU R ; Ur. Changeable, Mr. EARL E ,• Charles Bromloy, Mr. K LAN ERT ; Abettnego, Mr.• MELV / N, •• • (BeMg'.ll4 first a p vearance) ; Witham, • Mr., CL A RV. MONT ; • liettY;"—Mis's L itSBICV E. Talnorrow,•The Q.Reta. Polly, by a Young Lady... On-Thursday; ILl.,.c.r,eth. Macbeth, Mr. Kenible; Lady Alacnetk,Asilsa. • • • On Monday, King fleniy.the tighth ;" being the last night it-co tag_ actCtt for 'LOnie•tiinc, -. .0n account. of the preparations Curiolanus. Due notice will be given of the first pelt:Al - fiance of the Opera of Love in a V4,lake. ALBION kl RE AND LIFE ok vicE, LONDON. OCTOBER. 16, iSe6. NOTICE is.hprOy : givety, 'Mgt the. YEARLY GENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS of the ALBION•Fl RE 4nd - LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,• will be held at the Copiimily's• House,. in 'Change alley, Corhh.fl, rail ihursday, the 3Oth inst. at 'Twelve o'ClociCat' • . 13)i Order of the 13natil of DireEtors,' • WARNER PHIPPS, SectetatT. .LMThuisclair. is ilVe - Sera Day's Co 15ra% . ving - of the, LOTT R.V . ,.-,4 . f,sROQK E and Co: 237; h; established S 3 years, are selling TICKETS and SO/A it ES -- ki , arrallied;iiiidrawn, inli variecy•of IFuntb&s. Tholsliarritir• Lud l'u'olic y. ill-please to observe, that.there_is . no .fixed C'2 l ., pitiiis iirtliii Iffittery, art thit 2000-TiCkefs-nikist. be - drawn' .at. each . clay s ,,74kich-givesevry indiyidtiai equal I-at (Ja n ce. .... ., . , ---- ; PATENT I i kk.f . AI.) .. ..DRES:SES, AND PATENT. r4g, . . It tiQUES: .. . 9" . -BOWMAN: Ifas torcl-inpay.years,bden'itl the 1 . habit of clearing his• Shop o'l the remaining Stock be-. Jot:, ti commencement Of the iollowing Seasoir:''V;il:h.ii pvt„ tor Abe PaSt tarty r,. .eaFo•,, •ina4e - any other 1-I,4a(l,l.)ressNr, Pei - segues than Patent ones—the lowest 4ei ulnas ;'nor does : lie. make anietlttitic ill. Hair under (tne; (:iiiiie-a; • He is- not in the habit during the Sedsoar,.frain- tat-14:10y to fuly, , c',lsei I ing, ci olti!ring for Sale,. any' under"--iiiil.l -Price ;.• hilt . . havii-4 Lau-id tbc,•Seawar,:iniacle'coifsickphle,Linp.rov4:4l,ents; such as , 'ivetc... tdc previous' Cali tiorigh - illzire faSintinablelhati Many low insking at-the c‘arytinott.,*lcrp,s), , ,_ wilt ,be-Jp44 at; ye iy, re duced Pr - ices. • "T. liolivinan's A,stieles latermade r ,aiiii-Xywt making,' are. ppriesily unique, bzitit.r, t , ac , Similes of the Natural Hair, as lifted and Cut 5y fashionable tlaii '1::;leaerg . ;•• Nice; V.lteric: ull_Dress Bead. Diescs, 6,8,, to, 15, 10, duct 3o Quiin.•as. , atelit „Undress ditto,'4; . s, .rind - 6 (is. Tre'ss,s di BAIA S, I to 1o'( s.. lotitieir,. r -‘,:ninea... Patent l'ertdques, uncorn anr...lly beaulitul :Ind light, cut as sii..:rt as the growing hair, • Corn t: back a4a-Ituirpe, as 'now ~ worn; and. s he'w More of 4 he' . ftge',,,ad than any other, 4 and 5 Cs. each, QueueS that will • attach to the shortest- inn r, iss!•infd 1 t..; rrinca: • ';, . • - 10 2,14.ei.v Bond-street, ( )c.i. 1806. , , , ... ; •. LINCOLNSI-11/CL Valuable and lin9rov,;ible FREEHOLD ESTATE, of .Ric n •Feedj!ig 4,AN4.).• bcar .Spalding and Boston, with. Land-Tax . TO }3E SOLD 1W AUCTION, • . PETER COXE,. , . At Carraway's` Colfee Alley, London, on • Ffiday.,'.o6 - tober z4,4et Twelve-o'c lock,, in Fourteen Lot 4,, • unless an accepta'u . le Offer is, previously made by Private ' Contract, a• :• -: ' •-••. • ••• 7 , Lot .t. VALUABLEYREEHOLD ESTATE Of rib Acres, of fiat Feeding Land, with a stew built 1 aftrr.Ho.ese .Irrd building,. let to Wm, .1 lealey.on• lease, expiring Lady : Day Ibo 9, at ,a.net Rent of 2351, • per, Annunt. • ‘•-• •• • • • 2 . Lot z; A Ditto, of 418 Acres , with. a new Brick Farm - Itouse an, 131didit' k gs, on lease to Mr. John West, which Will expire at Lady, llay ar aster Rent of bill. per. Annum,, Lot 3. A Ditto or 118 Acres, with /look, eke. on lease, for the same terfet; - utAlr.- Edward PAilmeryat 1551. per An-. nu m. Lot. 4. A Ditto ofi 16 Aeres, on lease for the same feint 'to Mr, Halliday, oat t741,,,per Annum net. - • rof 5. 'A Difttiof SfActes, oh' leastid*Me. Congrevoifor the same term, at 9SI. per Annum udt:-• •. • Lot. 6. A Pith, of 4 ist. Acres, with the Manor House and Buildings, and Manor,--Or repeated Manor, of Littlebury, "en lease for the same -.term, to Mr.. latnes U 'lett,' per Annum. Lots 7 'to it. Sundry Parcels of rich Feeding Land, con taining 68 Acres,:irrtheoccupattorrol.Messrs. Halliday,•Con greve, lackson,, find Guy, all yearly Tenants, at sundry Refits, amOuntiitg 511.• pe r-nnunl altiaget.het. • Lot 13. Thirteen Acres of Woodland in' hand. Lot 14. A valuable Freehold Estate;''of 57:Acre4 of Mea (low and A eahle - tand, in the • occuvatipn of Mr. Wm. Stu ten, yearlyTenaiii; . at - szl. 'ribs: per Annum nor.. • These Estates are situate in the.Varishes•pf •Whaplode - and:. Holbeach, nearly the whbleaq a Ring: Fence, S miles from ,I 2 from i;osron, 4 from - HolbeaCli, from Wis. beach, all. good Market Towns,`and zoo miles front London,, i'n'a.'dry healthy Cou atty , 'not liable to flootls, the roads good, and near a nay.igable.river,,Whith leads to the sea. .. • • A moiety of the P . iii - niase Money may remain on Mortgage at 4-•per,celai..for any•tenri.not exceeding.seven years. ._ To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on application to Ness's. • Foster and Tonti'er,' , 'SpJlding, who will skew the Estate, of whoni printed Particulars may be had ; as well as, of Messrs. Nicholson and Upton; and - of Mr.:lb:lath. Teiie, of Leeds ; of 'Messrs. Forster, Ccoke,.tind f rere, Lincoln's -Inn , London; • 'or -, Mr.- lererl-Comt, g 3 , - 41' liroginorton- street, with all of whom Plans of tile EstateS.may;bcteen. , 4111ara may arsobe had dt'Lloyd's - and G`artawafo; ' -iL co - -CA•MBRIRGE. • • TO BE-SOLD 13? y AUCTION, By.T. YORKE,' At the Black Bear ?nil. Shoemaker-row, Cambr;dge i on Wed : nesday„ the a 9 th Octriber, I§o6, ,between the hours of Four. anitix in the•Afterndon, stitijeer•to Coutiiiions then . th he _produced, unless.sooner disitosed of by Pi@te-,Contrad j • A LL that Valuable LEASEHOLDTSTA.TE, of which thirty-eight years will be Unexpired ii•2kt Lady day, situate on the .Marlfet-hill ; .now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Broadbelt and Mr. losepli Gee. The tarat-TAx ls'reddemed, and the 'PenintS have' notice to quit at.ric A t Lady-day. For flirt her particulars inquife . of Mrs. Ann Bfirtell,'or of .Mr. R. Ind, Cambridge. . HOC RTI7I';; WORKS, Acw Edition, Two Volumes, Quarto. •• On the tt of November. will be published•, • 'Price li.ilf-a-Coinca on Demy .Paprr; 'or price Uric Guinea . . . on • Royal Paper, viith Proof linprpssions, . Tile First Number of THE,' GENUINE . WORKS of WILLIAM • HOGARTH r (To be comprised:sixteen Numbers ; each containing Seven i>r Eight Prints, and rout FOrty Pages of Letter- .; Press), illustrated. with tiegraphical Anecdotes, a Chronolo gical Catalogue; at 4t Commentary, NICHO S.A. Ediriti. — and,Perth; ,And the late G EO. s:r EE. I:Ns, Esq F. K.S. , and-V.S. A. Printed 101 I.pagmau, liurat, Rees aid - Orme; rater 'roster-row. 15/61 - ks of the- l-logarth have not only been sought fty pith aridity hr our own Country, but have been biatiorl. in rift;, - W talc!. Stiii:e his Death v.arioits Editions *of Wprks of—that great Aragt hate;thitit to titite; beeti offered to the Vtiblie.: 'But witliopt zkroniptingto depreciate any otr.tiro torwer it is pres.tuted that the present Work, will, from its elegance atilt sLN . Z.utild‘rarleA. ,‘ , ..n0 - le \York:v.9ll be comprised in . Sixtesn Nunibts, making tivheti coni'plete,-two litii:LlStiitte yOlumes its "(00iial; ;his S, l r= iu PrelcttLtee to incditninutive tfet:Xvo, or tivf po.acietous Folio, and 'printing tile Leetcr.piegS. in Quarto:to bijuyopiv . ititthe l'.httes . c our t! . l,,ni will ditnr.froin any tbat :save preceded •tas; and obviate many objections - to .1 . 0T1.114' 2tie ' oaks of-Rog:4th, • V, . • ' 41 U ..._,.. _,. , t \ t 0 .-t 1 U.E D A ,Y; CiCTQB.E:“, 2 180 q- • GENERAL *ELECTION. TotheGENTLaNIRN, CL ERG Y, and EREFREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. CENTLFMEN, AV,I I\l G already_ addressed .you on die 1 6th :in-; ..i. slant, without any refereixe to the then state of Par-. tics in the County, I Aotild be" wanting to myself, to you, : ant most particularly to, Mr.. R.-rand,. if, pill moment when there is the fairest proSpeo that all party Considerations have . : ceased, I.diit -not; In this-puhlic manner; notice the very ham lsome conduct of that Crentlerna,l in favouring the with a communication'of his intention tla decline being-a Candidate for the County on the Dissolutiim of Parliament now ex pected. It is, incleed, -/ a great "adi`inion to that satisfa6lion... ,wiikh I feel in.renewing my offer services to you on the present - occasion, that the I? leetion is ii rely to ptoceid under . such auspices as will not allow me in any respeet to doubt of the result. - Pri , fess . ions on- niy part are. not ne".tssary. If I htv.q the honour-lb he tet timed One.raf your RepreseMatives, 1 flatter myself you will have no reason to repent of your. choice. • - I have the honour tq be, Gentlemen, 'Your faithful, obliged, and devoted Servant, Eiertlingfordnury Park, - WM. BAKER. IS, 1506. • ,To the WO.RTHY and INDEP.ENDEN'r FREEMEN of the CITY of OX+ ORD. A S a Disserintion of Parliament is'ori the point of iaLing'!place, 1-'beg leave to ren-w : - my •solijtarions for the high lionour, of 'again becornit.,.. ; y our. R epres , .:ntative. I sliould'be greatly.'wanting - in• r6pe.itt if I omitted this.oppcir. tunity of returning my gateful "Ilianks ter the distinguish-d. `Favours I :hate - so often received at youi hands, and of as suring you, that , 4hould I once more ..beOrvie . the i,l3 . .ted of your choice, the constitutional principles, which I have reason to conclude have hitherto met -with . yolit ap,pro.• bation, awl the same attention to • the Interests anti Welfare of the City of 9xford,•shaine the invariable rule of my fu. turecondua. . • - • , •I am, • ; -With the greatest Respeel and Attachment, very faithful and obliged humble Servant, Oa. 'l7, Tso6. • • BU RTON. To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the ' ' CITY of OXFORD. • CLNTLEMEN, ' . • • ' • ' THE DISSOLUTION of. PARL.IAMENT has . again given yoU an opportuni:y of eX.2rcising - your Irri vilege of choosing such - Persons. as yoti may app-i - Jve to re.: present you int he Sepate of the Nation. , • -The•ttititiguisheCl'manner Al which on a fottrier - occasion, you was pleased to intrust youryaltial;le Interests:to, care, marked the time of the last Eledion,aiS the proudest 'iii:eriod of.• then promised .you fidelity of Service ---aweati;age-,, ment 1 hive ever felt most s cred. ' • . --Conscious of- . on. all odeasionS,' - diiehargetl- . nrY du+y to you,to the best of my pwer,..l with co.nti fence again licit 'your faviSui and support. Should -yon •thi tit - proper to, re:cletOzne , yOur. Reotesentative, you -nkay-be:ass•pl_Fd t, , t . sedulous attention in - l'arlian.ent, and may rely that I shall be intlueneed bylto consideration but the welfare.of 4Jonn-7 , ~ „ . try . at farge,_anu the parttetnar interests of-nay Constituents.: - • • • • , 1 haid'the UOnbur to be - GentlNil6l , • • With great respeel, ,• . Your most obliged sod faithful Servant,'` - 7: • • , , , WWI (111 T. Oxford, Oetober 17, 184:. WAR BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND FRANCE. ' • This Day was pUblisifed, Price Six Shillings, •neatly coloured, • - ANEW MAP of the SEAT of :the WAR be teileen PRCSSIA and FRANCE, comprehending the whole of 6;:rinany, the Prussian _Dom:Mons, mid Italy, carefully dr.iwn from the best -Edition . of Capt. C.hauchard's celOratszd. NI p of Germany, with additions. Printed f;r C.' Smith, Mapselley "Extraordinary to I-ES Royal - HiglineSs the Prince of Wales, No. 17a, Strand. • Q CRIPTURE 'ILLUSTRATED ; or, a Series of 0 ENGRAVINGS, taken froin the Old.and New Testa ment. Pesigned by W. 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Cd. in extra hoards, E MOHIS of the LIFE of COLONEL H UT ct-I z)N , Governor of NtAtingliani Castle and Town, i•:rpresentative oi' the County of Nottingham in the LOng Par liarnut, the Town of Nottingham ill The first Parliament:9f Charles With urigMal Anecdorcs`of many or the \ most distinguished of his Contemporaries, and a Sumniaryyeview of Public Affairs ; •wrttten oy hiS Widow Lucy, Ll.;tigtAtc; . of 'Sir Allen Apsley, \ Lieutenant of the Tower, 4c:::;. Naw first published, twin the original ManU script, - . llystlie Reit. i • 1.11,1 US. 1-IViefi I NSON. To which is pro.,xed, the Life of Mrs. Hutchinson, written ..' by Herself, a Fragment. Primed for•Longuiari,AlurSt, Recs, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. ' • To the A4EN, CL E Rt . :N.,. ar,fl - Qt . the COLIN L'Y VO ItK.. V NCO URAGED Irpthe most flattering , Piormses, of Suvr.rt trot!: a very numerous burly of Freeholders, I the titrurty .of ihfonning you, that - it is my 'inteiuton, oo 41te. approaol% pisolu tiou „of P..4o.iament, to oiler self a Candidate to repri,.scht County of York. " PcFmit rue .to tiNfavw,ir ot your ‘ll , pott• on the day of Norn'uLztion, and your Vot , :s Interest ott that of Eli.4.lion. • ••• • - , 2 1 have the 119.hpur_tp be,. . • • •G 't ttdr N; • • • Your rno4t,obortient huhibic Servant, \' it LT E. a EASY S • Faruieyiiall,:aaa: • G 14 CI RC; FR E EIi()LDIERS (if The et: 1 ' 111 4 X•Vf . ::CA K:r EN .; AVING, upon a former Occasion, announced 1, my _intention to 9fit.2r myself as a Can for your R'e - preFetnition-wheriev'er-trieliresent Parfj4inent - iifight minatc, I now.considex it 111.3 t duty to. renew that, pledge, as hiing intrusted by ycist wlth the care Of - bite dearest Interests %and Rights would be the first object Of . my ambition—A Trust hich I shall endeavour to discharge with unieinitting attenlioh.unlifidelity- - ',And as I have, rinreover; ati accession o private Friendship, of wjilah I was betbre deprived, owing 'prior - engigenients', I liavc every. reason and, 'hop:: to ; auticipate . a tavourableresult. . , • I.hale the honoiltrio rlanaiti with'great Yesped, GENT : I4MIN t • Your - obliged and faithful Servant, . W 11, -PAXTON% . oetober 17, 1806. A .CHALLENGE.... . . mEssit's. cuRRIE and co' challenge the whole World to prove a single- instance where their Medic - 11\e and Method of Cure d :lave failed of_ the desired cited. The practice of many years in this:particular branch of their pro fession his nit•giveti FiSe•to one unstrc•cmlttl, case., They eon tinue to direel the - It:studies to the treatment and cure of cer:- tain-Complainfs, and that derangement of the.syStern is the consequenc , of,a destruCliv,e, habit, It is a melancholy that the indulgence in'tbis solitary vire - brings on those Deficiencies, .and ,w.ttich frequently prevent _4,0 eft - Witter the Matrimonial State, iMplase4 by anticipa-: - tiori upon , its :unhappy vietinnsi,all ties of old age, To such per Sons it, must be a consoling refietiion to know that they may naty, by .a new ilittf. intaliible.. Mode at treat-- ment ). be restored to health, strength, and - -manty vigour.— jssys. Ctirrie and* Co': tieing steguktr ''!•,ur,;eOns of the.ltoyal. Ccdiege, the. isTea -of empire,isin.-ca e nnot,:possibly be attachcd to their praetice, for nothing but 'a. thdrotigh conviction, con firined• b).Pirtany-;years . expertetter.of ihe. indurlick , gs • of treatment adopted by the general. V ratlvioncr in the cure of Venerial"Complaints, Class'of - Debtlity.which !nevi, tably results ,frorn the irldilcretions. of youth, could induce, them tO - deviatefrobt the itsual•syStem,Vnd by peridrining the. most ItlflitiSjogsttres; .Onvittem he world of the decided- so periority of their mode of treatment: MesSrs, ,C tlrt an4Cb may. be consulted by p;rtients of, either sex, ,witti the greatest delicay, secrecy, and lionaur, at their House; - Vo'.'te7, , tiatiorOtiftrdeli , tatters .troln Country. : .(pustd), „i„nclosing. *-I.3anlc. 01( prticulars ot the cos(.., an ' d Me S141,11:•tO alty - p,l!:tqa . ,).4e.Kihi, 4 , l opat:‘ s • . • , • .4!. : ~ j' On Wednesday the 22d inst. will be. published in two. vols. illustrated by 32. EnAraiings, price 31. 3s. in axis ipatCl4 •. . TREATISE 0.0 FORMING . IMPROVING, CA_ and MANAGING COUN l'itY RESIDENCES, and on the Choice of Situations appropriate to.every class of Purchasers. 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Army, and the extent of my experience hi thi s p ecu li. ir line, constitute my, claim to tlLit snperiority which caw) , t be attained by the illiterate,•,:or even by the most respe general PraLiitioneri whasc mind is harassed by attentioi. to an-inn - tie:lse variety of-Disorders. - . • - - The very singulk complaints or Disease and Debility,. Which from every part of the world I have been consit:i..d, ',must have considerably condticeti to my •perfect coiliprs.%lei:- sion of the rnpst complicated Cases... - If Diseases akise from the indiscretion of art ufiguard(;! merit, and if such Case's •of . distressful disazrangerneut exist, as those which dre the consequences of an habit.r.i vice, can any Man assume a better title 'to treat them t than • ,a regular Surgeon, - resigning aii other Practice fOr the mint of these, and concentrating his attention and StUdies to this particiilar p.eint ? In recent Caes of Infedinn, all Palo; Dangei.,• and Dis tr.ss,niav be avoided, and in the fit senSatinns ‘Vealovss, much c 01..., miser) , hi t prevented: by means of re-aidmationas wilt restore.bealtn and , 9irenF.tt) -to. the Constitution. . • „ Through inconsiderate neglect the , slightest - cases.become: Important, btrit.is theacquirement of exclusive*pipe,rien...e . . in: this line to. give g- safe and permanent :restoration, v when other Practitioners have • , . ... . . _ The terms of remuneration are precisely start el tm the rii%,t interviesv, but no letter iar answ&-cd wilt ss-zi bask bi olq 14 inclosed. . -.-... - I MARTtN !MEE, " Member of the . Royil College of Sorgeon , : ii .Lotadort NO: 21,4-'inuff4el-stfeet, :Strand, near TeMi)i 'I; lion is Att iptditiotial tut ratkOe tin Witte; tiett, •adibibirs: .. _ ;~. ~; YP!:. F , ; - /r