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- •I NUf 6, - E,R,A4 04. ROYAL, 7)IIURY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING; OCR. 25; 1806, 411 he pert° , ined THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. Lord . ficlintr - ir, Mr. F1.1.1S TiN ; Sir Ft-lix Mordant, Mr.. WR OW:111'0N ; Sir Edward Epworth," Mr. B ißil YMORE ; Mr. Hardy; Mr DOW ' - • .Mathew Oaw, Mr MATHEWS ; Mrs: Han.ilion, Mrs. H. SI DOONS, (Being her first appearance in Chit charatter.) lady Cotirtland, Miss POPE ; Miss Erniljr, Miss BOYCE ; And Lucy, Mies MELLON. - WITH TEIE'DEVIL TO - PAY. lob , on, Mr. DOWXON •• And Nell, '6liss DUNCAN. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Plt 3s. 6d. Second Price as: —Gallery as. Sccond , Price is. -Upper Gallery t.. Se cond Price 6d: - 7 , Nfo Money to be returned. - - . Place's fLA the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in:Little RuSsel.streei. . .. ' - . .. . . .. ... .. The Dc.iors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-pst Six ' . . . ~ . . On Monday, George Barnwell ,•. pith The Forty Thieves. On Tues day, The School for Scandal ; with.g e 3 Song No Slipper. . ; .1 .. • ~. . . . On Wednesday, Much Ado. About Nothing ; with The Forty Thieves. • . . • And on Thursday, the Tragedy of-Piaarro. - A New Melo Drama is in preparation, and will be pro duced in the course of a few days. : . ' ' - • • • THEATRE ROYAL ,_ COVENT-PARDE.N. . . . 0 N MONDAY EVENING,. -27,. :1806 will be pemninecl, KING HENRY THE EIGHTH: - • 'llenrY, King of England, Mr. POPE ; Cardinal Wblsey, Mr. KEM ; Cromwell, Mr. C. KEMBL4 7 .4-•..- , • Katharine,Queen of England, Mrs„ SWOONS ; ;: Anne Bullet', Miss UR UN TON, ~.------- WE FLY' BY NIGHT. . •• ''Boxes 6t . ...Sesond-Rsice.3s,, — l' it 3s. 6d. Second I nee 1.5.--- . Callery 2s. Sicond Pricle is.--Upper Gallery Js-... Secon d -Price 61—No Mbney tote returned._.. -• . ' - • - `Places:ltir - the:llexes to be:taken ut:the'Box-O ffi ce;in Hart strtei "-.., --•-- -, . • • . ~ -7 - .^.- - :,-, • . . •-- Vie Dec. , ‘ rs L ir! be opened at.l4 , alf-paii The, AO - begin:at 114 1 -14;ist Sii:- . .-. -... . . ...'.. ........ , , . .. - ,,rtgrt2 .liloAd'dy - nekt;. this: The . iti:e . ii!ill .be opened, every., Evening tili the end of lilt Season.. . • Oh 'ruistlay;the'Lomic Opera of Love in a Village .; Ro setta, for the ist times by the .Your & - Lady, NVlitillierformg Polly, in The Beggars' Opera ; Hawtholii, .Mr. BellataY. . ; On Wedne4clay, theyragedy of Pizarro. ' On Thursda y ; Love in a-Village. • On Friday, The School of Reform: • • On Saturday, King Henry the Eighth ;being the last night it can he aded for some time, on account of. the preparations fur Coriolarms. ' :.• NO FIXED CAPITALS. lINCOMMON RICH WHEEL Contains - Prizes of 2 C2o,ociii - 1 6,9 00- . 5,000 . 1oo() 7 - 3 - S 7 - &c. &c. &c.. .Only 16,000 Tickets to draw. NEXT DAY'S DRAWING NVill be TUESDAY November 4th,•till' which Day Tickets and Shares are on Sale at all tile Licensed Lottery °tikes; Ticket - - tv 17 • o Half . • ' JO, 3 o Eishth - Quarter - 5z o SixtZenth It is:necessary for these who mean Cash* in Fortune's way, and get rich by venturing asmall Sup), to, make their Pur chases before the next Day of Drawing, or they may be dis- Rvpointed, as there are very few Tickets left on hand. 4 ,4* .No other Lottery_can be drawn this Year. 2 it 6 i 6 0 - - HAZARP, BURNE, and . Co. „Stock-Brokers, No. Royal. Exchange', London,' are selling T 1 C_ KITTS and sHARES in the preSetitSTATE LOTTERY, wariMied undrawn; TUESDAY, Noyerpbei . 4,.wii . l ke. the next Day of Draw- Letters (post-paid) duly answered.: , ~ OF "NOV'EMB'ER. FOURTH `NOVENIBER. ; RICHARDON, tCIOIiLUCK,'. and Co. re ,, spixtfully acAua:n r t the 'Putty'.; thee NEXT DAY of 'Drawing will be•orCTU ESDA V, the 4th of Novernber. • • RICH WHEEL. • z Prizes of k20,r) . 30 2 Prizes - of Z zo,ooo . 1' -* ----- • -s•loc6: ••••• ' , ..So'-3 . . S . . .- 7 7 . .1,00,0 : &C . &C. /sto Fixed Crpitals. ' - '' • TICKETS anti SH'ARtS; warranted.undrawn, continue bn Sale:at. the 01fices'': - corner•pf Bank Buildings. Cprnhill, •itutfaciag.the Icing's 'Mews, Charing-cross, by RICHARD- . SON, GOODLUCK, and Co': , . . 4, CORNHILL, and 9,. - CIiARINC-CROSS. - ' BISH. Tespcafully acquaints his Friends.that Fr the Third Day of Driwing of the present Lottery will be TUESDAY, the4th-of November, and .the Sale of . Tickets and Stiares has been - so great as to reduce it to a cer tainty that every undray.3 Ticket will be • diSposed of in a• law, days ; therefore those Who wish to have a Chance for the numerous Capitals . with which.the Wheel abounds, mist be . speedy in their purchase. Ungrawn TICKETS and SHARES are selling, at pre sent, at both of the above , Offices, w here ii:46z, A Prize of. 20,0001. the First Day .(and jhe only onedrawn), Was sold , and registered. THE WHEEL CONTAINS • " 2 -Prizes of . £20,000 -• 20,000 3 - - spoo too° - - - Szia • &c. &c. &c. Sixteen Capaal Prizes have bethi Shared arid. sold at the above Offices this presentlear. • • • . . STATE LOTTERY. "THE only Capitat'divided into Shares in the pre-, tent Lottery is •Nci t i 7, -ct Prize of toobOol. which was sold inane Quarter, two Eighth, and eight Sixteenth Shares, SWIFT and Co. at their Offices,- No. tt, Poultry, and CharingcroSs, where TICKETS and SHARES are still on Sale, warranted undrawn. The next Day of Draw., frig is Tuesday, November 4. The following Capitals are remaining in the Wheel : 2 'Prizes of ,C2o,000• , are £40,000 - 2 -19,0 be - • 20,c00 3 - - . 1 5tPoo 5 - toob • - 3 - coo 7 - - 500 • - 35,0 - • • &c. &c. &C. SWI FT and Co. recommend to their Friends, who. intend to purchase or exchange their 3mill Prizes; not, to delayy , their applications, as the whole of the above Capitals are tioathte, in the Wheel: and•it is possible may. be all .IraWn on the. very next Day ; independent of which, it is certain, from the pre-' . sent demand, that very few can be left for Sale . afterth. , next Drawing ; but as tong as any remain,. they wilt boon Sate at the Offices, No. it, Poultryi and Nv, sz, t Ch4ring-cross:' •. : .7 v XI 1 •,, •ip ,• 6 S Ociatsmt 25, 1806. BOROUGH OF DERBY. OEt. 20, 006. AT a. 'COMMON HALL held this Day, it was unanimously Resolved, _ " That the Thanks of this Corporation be given•to the Rev. CHAR LES,STEAD HOPE, the' late 'Mayor, for the dignity with which he has supported, and the integrity, attention, and ability, with,which he has discharged, he va rious Duties of that important °nice . ; for his hospitable and courteous attention to the..lnhabitants at large; and for his particular exertions in support of the Magistracy, and the in depentience,, hcinour, and interests of this Corporation. " That the above Resolution, signed by ‘ the.ToWn Clerk, be inserted in the London and Derby Ne%vSpaperS. • " EDWARD WARD, Town-Clerk." SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES, WITH AUDI TIONAL KEYS. v7ANTED, to complete an Order -for Abroad, No' ig Second-hand Piano,Farres, with additional Keys, of god make, and in sound condition. Any Lady or Gentleman having such, and wishing to ex change for new ones, may be liberally treated with, by apply ing to Messrs. Broderip and Wilkinson, No. 13, Haymarket. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. rrHE PATENT CAAIP BEDSTEADS, ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, - are very resped tully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others' made !in :London ; Maryhees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; 114 , isquitto Net Furhiture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all "Foreigii Climates, at IVIORGAN and SANDERS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-10am, . • Nos. i 6 and 17.,' Catherine-street, Strand. - Morgan and Sanders's New.-invented. Imperial Dining 7 ables, allOwed' to b 3 the- Most coinple.te) and E I egant set of Table's ever yer iiivented, 'are very portable, pAcking kr; a box tut ten Inches deep. - • • N. B.- The Fashionable. Sofajled and Chair-Bed Ware house.- • . CHAUCHARD's MAP REDUCED. This Pay. was published, on Three large Sheets, price ros.6d. on Canvas, and in a Case ; or, on !toilers, neatly Coloured, It. A • " A Reduced - MAP, of the EMPIRE of GER :Li. MANY, HOLLAND,. the NETHERLANDS, SWITZERLAND, the GRISONS, ITALY, SICILY, ,c.:041 4, 11CA, and SARDINTA. • By Captain CHAUCHARD. Printed for J. ,Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, on One large Sheet, Chattchard's Index Map of Germany, Italy, &c t price as. 6d. coloured. REMARKABLE TRIALS AT LANCASTER. This - Day was publishM."Tirice is. 6t1......" WHOLE of the REMA:RKABLE TRIALS that were Tried at LA NICAS ER. ASS IZ,ES, before Sir_ROBERT GRAHAM, Knight. The unparalleled Crimes tried at these Assizes, as Rape, Murder, ForgerY,-I.l6naturalPropeiAties, exceed - , any thing of the - kind that has hitherto been known; and - alniost ex ceed belief. Printed for I. Day, 2Z, Fetter-land, Fleet.street. Where may be had, the•Triai of David Robertson, for an unnatural Crime, - price is.'; Col. Passingbatn, fora Horrid Conspiracy, is .; Col .Caulfield, Dennyss, and Jadis, ..for COn..price 6d. each. 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Sample s. to 6e produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered, in the original Packages, into the Viqualling Sitar: at Apt fad, in the pro.. portion tj .not less . than Twenty, ncr mote than Thirty Tons per Weekaront the date of the Contract ;\ and to be paid for by Bills, sayable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of Ads Como-..a ',raj. 4. ..ca ofihNOL s'et erli r Oft?. No regal-1111.411 be bad to any Tender in nublebthe Price shall • not be inserted in svorth at length, or' that shall not e delivered to the Board beim One o'clock on the said Thursday next, the 3pt.6 instant ; nor unless the Person 14,th0 makes the T ender, or scare lersvo on his beba(f,•attends, !oat:mei-, when called for.' FOOD FOR DOGS, PIGS, Arc, TO LE SOLD, at No. 42, Lime -street, Fen; church-street; London, a Quantity of GOOD OLD BISCUIT BREAD, in Bags of One Cwt. each: PERSONAL COIVILINESS Improved ha the use' of two elegant Preparations, first, The AROMATIC IVORY DENT( PRICE, so called from its aitmirabieef. feels on the' l'eth, which, after a ley applications, assumes the appearance of polished Ivory, prevents moreover their premature decay, those decayed it preserves from becoming worse, fastens stielicaS arc loose, and, by perseverance, ien. tiers the foulest Teeth delicate, and (train its aromatic fra granee)• the breath perfedly sweet ; it is also exceedingly grateful to the palate. Secondly, rite SPERMACETI SOAP, which preserves and tenders the Skin soft, smooth, and delicate. The einol lieut and healing properties oldie Spermaceti are so generally known, as to render a comment.on its virtues unnecessary, the Invent& is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to accommodate Gentlemen of tender skins, he has also formed it into ShaVing Cakes and Shaving Powder, as the lather made with it will scarcely affea.the eye. • ho above articles ate prepared and sold-for the Inventor, 'by R. Johnston, Chemist, is, C reek street, Soho, Ldndon ; the Deotifrice as. gd. the Soap and Powder is. 6d. each. persons wishing to avail theursetes of the grc.it utility of these'artiolesi 'should be careful to have them genuine, by vbserv,ing,his:Nairke on the Label affixed to each. • • , GOUT Bilious, Rheumatic, and Nervous Affec . tions, are etne - tualty r6i - ntiv,ql by. the use -of, the Rev. Dt..BARCLAY's ANTI-B11„10.US P•11-LS.--"ftie follow ing ,is A. proof of their efficaeyo-rfnii Thonias'Bernerd, ESE'. Bath. ' - SIR, Upper Crescent,' Bath,.. July z 6, 18os." On receipt of this • I . requat you will-send me six-double Boxes of your Barclay's tt ritl-qilions Pills, and twelve Bottles of Specific. Inclosed is a titan for col. pay yourself for the Medicine, and itt4ly the.rernainder to the publication of the following Case:— " For the last fourteen•years iT have been afili tied with the Gout, andlot the last tour years this is the first Letter 1 lilve been able to write, which - i think ought to be iiddri:-Ssed to you, acknowledging my perfea...cure .by using lour Anti- Bilious Pills and Specific. " I am, Sir, youltnott obliged humble Servant, • " The Rev. WrIL Barclay, ." I'HOS. BERNERD." Leicester-Square, London." ; In addition to the abOve Is annexed the following List of Noblemen and Gentlemen,, wbo hay,: received a - perfeet cit're from the Itev. William Barclay's Bilious Pills and Specific : The Lord Biihop of Bath and Wells. • • The Right Hen.- Viscount Dillon. Sir john Hollywood, Bart. M. P. for Sir Stephen LuShington, Bart. M.`P. for Penryn. Thomas Anson; Esq. MA' . . for Liclifidcl. • James Amyatt, ° Esq._ NI. P. Tor Southampton. .Cecil Forrester, Esq. M.P. for ' Nicholson Calvert, Esq. • l‘f.Prfor .liertfard. Edmund Boefn,.F.sq. New-street, Spring Gardens.. Thomas Harnmersley, Esq. Pall-Mall. G. W,..llickes, E6q.. Private Secretary to-the late Archbishop of Calitetbury. • • • - , • The Rev,-Mr, Dimock, Librarian to the late Archbishop. Sold. wholesale . and retail, by appointment tif Dr. airclay, at.,Mr.'liutler's; No. 4. Clieapside, corner. of Paternoster_ row •,• and retail by Bull and Callwel I, Dutifrti ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Macd6nald; Glasgow ; S tams, NI all cheser G regs.cins, Liverpool•;* and by most Country Medi cine Venders in- every Town: . • A. Caiiiion.---Obsezvetbe name of William Barclay is en. -grawd on the Stamp, )Vitich is affiZed on the out-side wrap per of each Box; all noeso.stamped are a dangerous imita tion, Price ss, lid. add Los. per Box, withampledireaions. 711