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. I. . - 4f C. 4:7,5,...0p,0„,- - • 1: 1 ,4 16, ...... _,.. i . , 0 , 1 ‘N l .F''' "" r. ' • ,-._ ' f t ( t , .. ..) .4 • :: . 3 -. W •: ' P,'W - 4' . .. - . . 4 2. 4t"' ' • • • - • , • ar .: •1‘,,\1-\ -4 4 r , -, lid • • ir WEPAES DA Y, NOVEMBER 26, 1806. NUMBER 44 31 . SIXPNr2; THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rTIFIIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 2G , 1806, .L will be performed THE DUENNA. Dom lerome, Mr. MATHEWS; • Fertlin.Aul, Mr. KE Li V; - Antonio, Mr f)ICNUNI ; • Carlos, Mr. ISRAHAM ; Mendoza, Mr. 1)()Nef 01•7 t Father Philip, Mr. PALMER; . • .. Clara, Signora . S PORACE ; Louisa (first time), Mrs._M AT EWS ; GENERAL ELECTION. •' , , Ju %. st pub lished; price ss, boards, Embellished with a beautiful :;iontispiece, coloured, MottE MISERIES. Addressed' to the Morbid, the )Iplanchol . V, and th e Irritable:- - NAV Y-01 . EKE, Nov. 25, 1 2 ,06. - . 'THE PRINC7P2tL OFFICERS and missloNtits :iLje,qy's Nat" do beret!). gi Notice, that on I:Pedra:sdai the 3d of next Month, at Ten ~'Clock in. the Forenoon, the Ilmourablc Comminioxer Grey will Pitt up to Salt at His Ittajesq's yard, 01'ot-ism:dab, several I.eft3. of OLD STOI(ES; co_nsisti,g Old Canvas, Intik, and Rope in l'apei-ktufr, • Colours, with Tabling, ' Junk in Shakings, • l3oltrope, Lashing, Rounding, Spunyarn, Flying, &c. all 014 in the said Yard, . where any Per.rmA wishing to become Pu;cha.trs, may have the liberty of viewing the same, during the common v. , orling hours of the Yard,Sentil the Day of Sale. InventsiieS and Condidons of Sale may be had here in l at the Yard., TotheGENTLEMF.N, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. GENTLX!.4EN, • • Ft.tFUL Knt. London:.-Printed for H. U. Symonds; and Mathews and Leigh, IS,'Strand. Marprec Miss POPE. • • Tn AEt 11. wil) be introduced, the favourite Song of " lust like Love," by Mr. BR A H AM. A kita which will bakiroduced (3d time) a new Melo-Drama, in fliree Ads, - cilled TEKELI ; - ' Or, THE SIEGE Of MONTGATZ. " Count Mr. ELLISToN ; 7 Wolf (his Friend), Mr DOWTON ; • don6ll.(the Miller), Mr. -WROUG 14 roll; . Count Carattilthe General), Mr. CARIES ; iblexina (the Heroine of Muntgatr,), Miss DUNCAN ;. Christine,, Mrs. BLAND. • - Boxes 6s. Second Price As.—Pit /s. 6d. Second Price 2S. • is. Second Price' is. —tipper Gallery Se. corgi Price ba.- No - Money to be leturned. . Piaccs for the boxes to be. taken at the Box-office, in Little Doors to be opened at Half-past tole, and begin at Hafflpagt Sil To-inorrow. Venicg Preserv'd ; with Tekeli - I or II The **of Mbnikati: „... THEATKE COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, Nov. 27, 1806, will be peilarrited CORIOLANUS; Or, THE: ROMAN MATRON. itat , 4l.' Cahn Morellos Coriolartts, Mr. KEMPJE ; Cominius, Mr. C RP.StV ELL; tsirnenio,i, Mr. MUNo EN.; . 'Tribunes, Mr, CH A P Mr. ; BRAY, &c. - • Voluninii, Mrs. SI Db 0143 Virgilia, Miss BRUNTON. VOLSCIA NS. Tttlit; Mr POPE; Vold - sins, Mr. L'I,A . RENIONT ; Otntrals. Snidiets, dtt. -•' In Ad 11. an Ovation. ikt DESEII7I'S .OF /MAMA. With entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. Tne Masi% doetti)osed by 'G. L A SX, jun. The. principal Charaders by Ml. LISTON, Mr. - INCLEDON, Mr BELLAMY, • • Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT:' Mrs. C. K NII3LE, Miss BktINTUK. Box.bSts. Second Price •3s.— Pit js. 6d. Seeoral Price 2s. Cillay as. Second Price is.--Upper Gallery is. Second Pike 6d.—No Monq to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart- Street. • , The Doors. to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Halr-PiSt Sic. - NOTICE IS.HEREBY GIVEN, - • --•- rr FIAT the late Co-partnership between JACK SON, NASH, and LLOYD. of Manchester, and Clayton . Isi1)11k, in the County of Lancaster, Calico P rint. ers, is DiSsolired by mutual Consent. THOMAS--)ArKSON, ALFRED LLOYD. WESTMINSTER ELECTION THE Friends of the Right Hon. R. B. SHERI-, 1. DAN, and Sir ftiNl'D L HOOD, will Dine at lies Rooms, King.street. St. james's.square, To-morrow, 00 27th mist. ar Half past Five o'ClOck, to celebrate the . Return of those Gentlemen to Parliament. Tickets, us. 6d. each. to be had at the Bar of the Thatch'd Mouse Tavern, on or betore To-morrow, Twelve o'Clock. The Right Hon. R. B. SHE[ DAt4 and Sir SAMUEL HOOD, Presidents. MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE . . _ THE unprecedented Demand for the above popu -laeWork has rendered it again out of print.--W IL. II AM MILLER respectfully acquaints the Public. that the SIXTH EDI ON (with additional Wood .Engravings) know in the Press, and will be very shortly ready for Pub. licat ion. N.B. A SECOND VOLUME, by the same Author, is preparing for the Press, and will be published in January next. Albemarle.street, Nov. 24, 1806. • . WANTED TO PURCHASE, THE next and immediate PRESENTATION to a small LI VI NCO, or the holding of any vacant one for iishott time. Address to the Rev. O. B: St. jameVs-street, London. MONEY.. "kI'OBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, &c. are re- speCtfully Informed;theY in be SUppiled with Money 110-any amount, on terms equal' to Mortgage, secured on Free-. bold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, -Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergy-, =lens' Livings, or any other Property; Persons of respettabi-' lity may be supplied on their_personal Security only. -Gen tlemen will find every liberal accommodation without delay. Application tram Twelve till Two,.oi Letters (post paid) - 04.1tessed to Messrs. Wills and „Co. No. 10 Soutivatroet, jarkeley -square. • No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. 13, 006." OU Thirteen Years I have relinqiffshed all other Practice for the Treatment of Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of destructive habit. The undoubted 'qualifications which I possess, as a Mem ber 'attic Royal College al Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in '-the Army, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar line, constitute my claim to that superiority which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respectable *general Practitioner) whose mind is harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. • The very sing - ular complaints oti- Disease and Debility, in which trom every part of the world I have been con4ulteel, -Trinst have considerably conduced to my perfeet compreliep.. .Mon of the most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded ma , - trient, 'and if such Cases of distressful disarrangeirient do 'exist, as those which are the consequences. of: an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than a regular Stirgeon resigning all other Prat-Uwe tbr the Treat ment of these, ani? concentrating his attention and . studies to 'this particular point ? 7 .. In recent laws of Infeaion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much future misery may tie prevented, by such 'ilietnitalre-ainination as will restore health and strength to the Constitution. •Through inconsiderate neglea the slightest cases become • rnportant, but it is the acquirement bf exclusive - expe:ienCe if this line to give a safe and permanent restoration, even .vhen other Practitioners have failed. . The terms of remuneration are precisely stat , d on the first interview, alit no letters are answered unless -a-think Nate is inclosed. MARTIN 'MEE, .MeMber of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Arundel -Meet , Strand; near Temple-bar. There an acichtional - entrance in Water-Meet, adjoining. tly"4 o. . . ICongrat late you on the hopes which the present stare of the 01l authorizes us to indulge; but permit me to entreat you n01 , ..t0 sufnr any appearances. however pro. raising, to induce to-greaf. a confidence of ray ultimate sue ceSs. The prize for Whieh we contend demands, as it• deservesfiall the efthrts thaivan be made to obtain it. Un til the contest is terminated, the viOory cannot. be certain. But 1 beseech you to consider that We.,are striving not merely for victory, but for the deliverance of the County from the evils by which it has been so long distrac ed and convuls ed. The question is not, who shall be your epresentathe, but whether the hopes of those who have twi attempted, by dile most nefarious means, to overwhelm your Rights. shall be crushed _ When such a question is at issue, I trust every FreehArier will be anxious to come forward and declare himself and I feel that I am consulting the dearest interests of yourselves; and of all who may in herit your Privileges, when I" request you to make every possible skertion not -merely to secure my return. but to honour me with such a majority as will explicitly declare the feelings of. the County, and afford a permaneat securit) to its independence. . I have the honotir to be, CE:NITLEMEN, Your most obedient very humble Servant, WILLIAM 111ELLI§H. Bush Hill Park, Nov. zo, t 536.. MIDDLESEX .ELECTION., HE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest of !Mr. WILLIAM M 1 LI.ISH are informed, that Car riageS will be ready This and following Days, at Seven o'Clock in the Morning, •to convey them to and. from.ttfe Poll, at Brentford, at the under mentioned places : Bishopsgate Church. South side of laloomsbury.sciatare. Pantheon, Oxford-road. Opposite St: larnes's Churcih, Piccadilly. Parliament-street. Cle'rkehwell I#lington; Green. Bethnal' Green, Shaciwell, opposite the-Church. Shoreditch, opposite the Church. Court Ilouse, AV - 11eloser'sqdare. Lawrence-street, Chelsea. And on the West Side of Temple Ihr. N. 13, The COach Conitnittee the interest of Mr. Mel• lish vein constant attendance at No. 9. Featherstime.build ings."l-tolbotnj And all applications to that Committee. by El ors, who ale disposed to Vote for the above Gentleman, will be duly attended tO. NINETY GUINEASREWARI). Description of ,three Men belonging to His Majesty's Ship L'A G LE, who deserted, from the Ship's -oat in Wey nlOtitlf Hatfotir, bit the 19 r:1 of•Novemoer, tSo6 SAMUEL ordinary Seaman, aged 23 'years, s.feet 8 inebei high, fair Complexion, long dark hair, healthy appearance, born at Gosport. WILLIAM HOWSELL, ordinary Seaman, aged 26 years. , 5 feet 6. inches high, fair coinplexion, sickly appear `knce, long dark hair, szAall features. born in London. SAMUEL GUY. Quarter Gunner, aged 28 years, pale ,complexion„ light 'sandy hair, freckled in the taco, born at Bristol, is a married man, and his wife lives at Ply. mouth. Whoever will secure and deliver the above named men into the charge of any Commissioned Naval Officer, within the next six Months from the date hereof, so that they may be secured and returned to His Majesty's Ship L'Aigle, shall receive Thirty Guineas reward for each Man, or Ninety Guineas fpr the three, from Captain Wolfe, exclusive of the Money allowed by GovernMent for the apprehension of De. setters from His Majesty's Navy. They are supposed to he either at Weymouth, Portland, Dorchester, Pool, or Lyme, at the present date. Given under my hand on board His Majesty's. Sbip gle, Portland Roads, November so, :806. GEORGE WOLFF. THE NEW ST4TE LOTTERY, WHICH BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY vph, (Soy, contains, 2 Prizes of ,030,00* - are. - - ,C 60,000 2 - - - 20,000 - - 40,000 2 - loocro 3 - - • SOLO - • • - -15,50 u Laoo • . 11 , 0:0 8 - - - - sou . •• Oa •• • 40cp %a - too %oat, 4 0 SO $11;‘o 20 . . . 102,6651' zsono Tickets ‘250,000 Capitals Determinable : ' First;drawn Ticket, tit nay . 20,000 Ditto - - - 3d Day - • 10,000 - Ditto ' . ith Day 30,0c0 Dia* - Last Day - • .5,000 PRICE. Ticket - . - - - - k!9 15 o Half - kip 2o I Eighth - ,C 2 6 Quarter - 5 o I Sixteenth t 6 o TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their. Agents in the.Coatitry . . The above immense CAPITAL PRIZES are the greatest, in a Scheme cr so few Tickets, ever presented in the annals of Lottery Adventure. This .fati is indisputable. But the Votaries of Fortune, to participate of such tu:pre.. eedented opulence, must been the.alert, as the Dra‘,ing cpinrrkences so early as the t3th of ranuary next. NEW STATE LOTTERY. 2 ?rii4 of - Z30,-02 3 . - - 20.ca'n - - 10000 3 - - - - 51 1)00 &T. Etc. &c. - • . ITAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. 93, Royal 1: Exchange, Liihdon, - are now' sel ling TICKETS and SHARES for she STATE LOTTERY, which begins Draw. ing - the.l3th lanuary dext, thi Scheme of which contains the above , Capitals, besides the usual proportion of other Prizes in the late Lottery, NO. 9,sso, a Prize of 20,000 i and No. 10;-;74, a lo,ciool. were both .sold in Shares by HA. ZAR I). BORNE and Co. ."..* Correspondent's accompanying their Orders with Re. .mlttances, will b.. treated on the same Terms as if present. Letters (post-paid) tint) , answered. • GRAND LOTTERY, To commence Drawing r3t4 JANUARY, 18°7. 11"Gi's , and Co. Stock Brokers, COrnhill, Oxtbril-street and St. 'fard:is's-stret, re. spedk illy. acquaint the Nobility and Public, Ilia; the 'PICKETS ant SIIAR ES, in variety, are on Sale at their Offices - on the best Terms. I o tins Lottery are - two great Prizes of 30.0001. in addition to the usual number of "Pweilty Thousands, Ten Thousands, Thousands, &c. I. ist Year No.' 3944, a Prize of zo,O 01. and No. tl4;, a Prize asoool. wc•rehfitli sad in Shares at the above 0114ccs.. • *** Priacs to aoy amount paid on dcznarid. Dedicated, by permission, to EichLliarshal His Royal High ness the Duke of Yo 4 x, Commander iu Chief, Atc. &c, This Day was, published, In Two Volumes, Odavo, price i4s. - in The Fourth Edition, corredied. and , enlayggd, of. MEDICAL REPORTS, on the Etreas of WA ter, cold and warm, as a. Remedy in Fever and other Diseases, whethes applied to the Surface of the Body, or used internally.- • • • . By JAMES CURRIE, M.D. P.R.S. Fellow 'of the Royal College of Phyticiani, Edinburgh. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and M. Creech, at Edinburgh. • • (''The Second Volume, which consists of 'new Ob servations and original Communications, may be had sepa rate. . 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VICTUAL L I NG. 0 FIC S, ' Ai . c'‘• ` _Nov. 24, I &A, THE CO.I.OIISSIONER.Ffr• IlTer tiAL L 1 AiG His N.I:IFSTY": NAVY do hereby give Mike, That °it lilonday Irv; the Ist of December, thq will be rrady so re. ceive Tend?, r, in 714 ;ling (4ealed up), and treat for Two Hun dred Ton:',of MUSCOVI,DOSUGAR, to be answerable to Samples to be produced with six Tenders, to be drill:et - 4 In the original Packages, into the l'ißualling Stares at Deptfordy in the proportions of not less than Enty, nor mcrt than Fife, Tans j• er Mek, from the date the Contr.:a, and to be pid fur by Bills, payable, wills Interest, ninety days after date. - The Condition, of tbe Cent, ael may be tern at the Secroary's qifia• Na regard :till be bad to any -Tender in which the Pt ke shall not he inserted In words at length, cr that shall not be delivered is the Board hrfort One o'Clock on ibt said 1t1,4,1;!y next, the tst of iierember, nsr unless the Perron' who makes the Tender, or some person on hit beimid.' ,ll4 m4 4 , " 44 ' 21.fr 31 W I " t2ilediar• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Oa°ler 15, ;So6. 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By Order of the Board, R. 1.1. CREW. To THOMAS TAY 1.0 it, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. T CONSIDER' it but an as of justice due to the I merits of -your LEAK E's ['Al E N:r PILLS, to com municate to you the following. Cure which has recently been performed by. them: —An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking.out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), %vas reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best mi:dical advice which eonl¢ be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most se. duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or .even to stand on his legs ; in fart no one who knew him ever supposed it pos. sible for hint to recover. He was advised at last to try your Lealite's iftd so, adhering strittly to the direaiuns given with them. 1-le had not taken more than two boxes be. tore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proem', and by taking a few boxes More he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any man I know You are welcome, Sir, to refer ally person to the for a confirmation of the above Account if it should be doubted. • - 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, • Fol k stone. -; THUS. PIIRDA Y. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor - , Tuos: TAY Loa Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, • in a practice particularly directed to the Cure of Vene. real ComptaintS, - and - those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secreq which Men - of hisTrolession should always observe, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly administers to -Persons talc:molds -Medicine, wilt be • esteemed by a discerning' Public, as an, lay.cutsge seldom to be obtained, and Void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointinent, for the convenience of those living at allistance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35„, St. Al ban's-street, Pall- Mall t . the Toyshop, No. 1 0 3, Oxfi.trd; street; Mr. Dishoronglea, No.. 7, ,Fish-street lull; 13axter's, South-bridge, Edinbutgli ; -.Mr. -AP Donald's, G las. .gow ; Mr.. Callwell's, Dublin . ; Billinges, Liverpool - Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one - Person in'every r_onsidet'alale Nowa in Great. Britain and I,reland, in Boxes of. only as. yd. each, sealed up with full and ple.in chive tions,- whereby -persons of either sex may cure thentsivea ,with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on whickt, bv•Javour of the Commpsioners, is print. ed at the Starnp-odiee; " T. Taylor, No. g, New Bridge, st feet,' k-traitaintate lathict, IsAel on y aQd i ag,tatlAers are eu co. ter fei ts.