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1 ,~i^ fi NUMBER 41 8.8 .1. . , . 1"1-1EAIZRF. t“)YAh ' DIWRY-LANE. THIS * PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 15 . , 1806., . will ;:r2 , rforrried ' 7 • . • - • THE REVENGE. , Zari6, by the YOUNG SCI US; . :AltiniO;Mr. BARRTMORE ; Leonora, Mrs .•.P•QW ELL. - MATRIMONY. • Delaval, Mr. L LISTON ; Bieton Dv Limber}},, Mr. DO WTO N ; Cloglierty, •Mr. I.OFIN STONE. MrS: JORDAN ; - • Listva, Mrs..BLAND. , • " rozes 6s. Second P Oct! 3s.—Pit.3s. 6d. .Second• Price 2S. Callery 2S. Second , Pricers.:—Upper Gallery ts. Seconet I'ricc .—NQ Money-to be returned.. ,oars will be .•;x.lied at lialf past Five, and the Play begin at tialf.past , •-• • • . Places frirthe Boxe:=, to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-OtficeinLittlettlessell-street.' • On Monday, The Travelle , s ;.with The Anatomist. ,•& TLIEATI: 2 4,44 y A• 44, AO VL. NT-G ARDEN,. DRS IN.:, Feb. 15; )806, peiT;quecr THE MAN OF THE WORLD. . Lord Lumber c ourt, Mr. WADI.) Y ; *- Alae'syeophant, COOKS ; : Egerto4,), - Mx . . C , M EVA ; Sklney, BRUNTON. . , Lady Rodolptia.Luinotrcaurt. Mrs: G LOVER.; Betty Flint, Nits MATTOCkS,.; - Lady-Maesy:eophant, • Miss I E . SE RV E And Constantin, Miss BRUNION. • . . . WIN; . PAUL AND VIRGINIA. INICLEDQNI; And Virgin 6, H.lOl-INSTON. Boxes 6s. Pit is. td. Gallery as. • Ujiper Gallery Is. Places for theßc>xes to be taken or • Mr. Brandon, at' the Bax OUice in Bart-street. , - . • • The Door 4 ta) ovet)::d at half past Five, and begin at halt -'• • On Moriday, Cymbeline ; with Rugantino.; - • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARnEN. For the BENEFIT ON TUESDAY NEXT, FebTuaiy 18; 1806, will be acted the Play PIZARRO. • • The Music composed by Mr. Kt./4,y. rzttuviANs. Rolla, NI aster BETTY, (Being his first appear: ice in that Character); Ataliba, Mr. MURRAY ; Fernando, Master BUR KET ; Oroz,:imbo,. Mr. CHAPNIAN ; flualpa, Mr. BLANCHARD"; Tophc, Master BENSON ; Fluscah, Mr. K LAN ERT ; Orano, Mr. ABBOT ; Earn), Mr. GO , t IN ; Capal, Mr. SARJAN . E ; Biota, Mr. WILDE • , Cora, Mrs. CIRBS ; Zartig,t, , '\lrs. 13( (I.OCNA. Priests; Virgins, Matrons-, in the TEMPLY.OF THE Sur/ : High Criest, Mr.. BF.NN ETT ; Vessrs - : Burden; Denman, verard, Fairi,lough; Harley, 1-1114 Linton; My ers, ()dwell, Street, Tay.. Tor, Tett, Trehy ; Nlestiatne's Atktns, Bensrin, Bolegni, Castelle,.Cox, Follett, Gau.. dry, (lid; Leserve, Mar,ieraio, Martyr, Masters, Price, • 7 Searle; TYrer, Watts, Whitni, , re, , • •SPAN lAR DS. • • Pizarro, N•lr: C( tOK •;, . • Alonzo„ _ Mr. C. K E MBL E ; Las CaSaS, !Sir CRESSWELL Almagro, Mr DA V ENPOR T; Davila, Mr MENACE,; Gonzalo, Mr. ATK INS ; Valver'.c, Mr. CLARE MONT; Gornez, Mr. El ELD•; Pedro, IN.lr. L. BOLOGNA ; Saadi°, Mr-. LEW IS •' Bernal, Mr. POW ERS ; Pablo, Mr. I El; EERIES ; Sentinel, Mr. EMERY; Elvtra. Miss SM I 'lll. • . End of the Play, an ADDRESS will be spoken by Master I3FTTY. • - wt t It A FARCE, • As tivill be expressed 'u► titture Advertisements. - Ill'ickets and Places' to be had of Master Betty, No. 42; Upper Charlotte-street, Portland-place ; and of Mr. Bran don, at the Theatre. SHAW, Mayor. A Common Council holden in the Chamber of the Guild , hall of the-City of I ‘4 - don, on Friday the t4th February, • -066, RESOLVED, That a Dutiful and Loyal Address be presented to ills Majesty, to congratulate Nis Ma jesty on the Appointment of a New Administration, and on the confidence which that Measureexcites ot a vigorous re thtance to the Enemy, of of terminating the present Conteit by a safe and honourable Peace. WOOD rtIORPE. TWENTY THOUSAND AND TWENTY-TWO POUNDS. IOWIFT and Co. No. il, Poultry, are Selling, ‘Vartantea Undrawn, the TlcicE,Ts and HA RES of the, present Lottery. On Tuesday Next, the Fourth Day, iht First-drawn Ticket will he entitled to 2n,0211: inde pendent of any other Prize that may be drawn against it. "'here cantiot be any Blai,ks until the Sixth Day (Feb. 28), as every Ticket drawn beton: that time will receive zzl: at' the least. First-drawn Ticket next Tuesday Morning will be entitled to 20,02.2.1. and all drawn on the same Day will he PRIZES. Also on the Fifth Day of 'Drawing,. will be all PfZIZES. And Sixth Day of Drawing, the TirstAtawn will be 20,e001. -• • All those drawn on the First, Second, and Third Days were drawn Prizes: The Money isliow paying for the same, or .&hanged for undrawit TICKET'S_ and SHARES, with ad v41.L.,1,e to the Purehasek, , by HO NSBY and Co. • the Old established State Lottery Offices, No. 26, Cornhill, No. 52, Charing,cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borowgh ;. where NO, 5839, a Prize'of tO,ozzl. was sold in Shares the First 04.0 Drawing.. N. B. The Public are respeafuily acquainted by Hornsby and Co. that there are.very few Tickets remaining unsold. NEXT TUESDAY. BISH reminds 'his Friends that the First-draWn L Ticket next Tuesday..will be erititicd to zo,ozzi. at 'the least ; and every Ticket drawn that - Day is sure to be a PRIZE. The Public may exchange their Prizes for undrawn Tic- Xets. Very few Tickets remain in the Contra fors' bands, • and - every Ticket drawn before the zgth inst. is sure to be a Prize tram 221. to 20,0001. No. 637, a Prize of 10221. and Nas. 1689, • 15,694, and 19,:-.63, Prizes 015221. this Lottery, have already been - sold in Shares at 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. , To NOBLEMEN, LADIES, G.ENTI4MEN, or PER.. SONS of CHARACTER, who are not engaged in any Busineis. TO BE SOLD, for Two Thousand - Guineas each, to one or more Persons. • - P- THREE or FOUR. SHARES in an Established., 11 Honourable, and highly Respectable C O IN' CER N o f great Magnitude, that will bear the most. minuteinvezAiga tion, and that will realize - an immense ,and rapid Fortune, without the tear of future risk, and' without tron'ole to - the Purchaser, who need not'take any active part, "Or appear per sonally in Business.. Keterences of the first consequence wili be given, and reqiiired. Letters from Principals only, with real. name and place of abode, directed (post-paid) to H: Howard, Esq. to be left at the Northumberland Collee.house, Strand, will meet proper attention. • .„ t, 414:r4X4 i / f te ,i I: 74'.: ~ . ..; . . r,../.4 44 .4•4.-‘4'‘‘NT:k ~,----- V- ' ,, . .) - • ~.. ~,,, , , , 1.,,N, , AS. - 4•44./ iptioN ,4t- N SOCIETY FORTHE D/S l 3l-lARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONE.I.) 1:014. SMALL DEBTS, Craven-'street, Str'and; Feb. S. , 1806. BENEFACTIONS. since the last REPORT, viz. . A. 7 o A. 7 o A. t o 0 A. z o o A. 2 2 0 A. 4 4 0 2 2 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 o A. 2 2' 0 2 2 o A. 5 o a 'A. i i o A. 2 2 A.- 5. s o. so 0 0 I 1 0 I P: 0 IS 6d Lady, Moore Mrs. Dickson Mr. Taylor, Knightsbridge Mrs. Taylor • - Mrs: Penelope Martin 'Messrs. Theakstone and Welchman John Francklin, Esq: • Charles Enderby, Esq. Mrs. Judith Dobree Rear-Admiral Sir lames Saumarez, K. B. • Richard Sauinarez, Esq. . • -.- Hon. 13.. Bouveric (per Antrobus and Co.) P. Persse, Esq. , - Mr.• Charles Walker ' - - Charles Trelawny Blereton, Esq. - The Rev. Dr. Bell. , A Christmas Uttering (Letter-box) W. G .- i ( Letter- box) • - Ftiund n the Letter:box : Alex. Corion,• Esq. •tsth Liglit Dragoon§ (per Rev. Sidney Smith) - - ' A. 2 2 1. R. - - - - ; • - t• o Mrs `C.-Wedgwood (Or Hammersleys) - to to o A Lady in Kent (per Ditto) 3 o o G. Cumming, Esq. , - • Francis Morland, Esq. Harrow 'P.-Leigh, Esq. Sutton, Cambridge Lacy Primate, Esq. (per Se-Jetary) Jahn Maud, Esq. (per Ditto) v. 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I re ceived that trust pure and spotless from your hands, and I Mite every reason to flatter myself 0r your being convinced that I resign it in the same unsullied state; and that my condua during the many years I have had the horniur of re presenting you in . Parliament has been actuated by that honcst Independence and Integrity, which will, I hope, for ever ensure to me your regard and attachment. . Be assured that nothing can efface from my mind that esteem and gratitude which glows in my breast from, the re col ledion of those Favours which you hive condescended to bestow upon me, and for all the confidence you have so kindly and so repeatedly reposed intik. • Accept my warmest wishes for your welfare and happiness, and allow me to express my hopes that you be pleased to think of me whenever I may-have it its my power to promote in any wa,,, your Interests Consider me upon all occasions as your most obliged and faithfully devoted Servant,' THOMAS AN SON . Febl3, 1806. To the WORTHY and I NOEPEN ouvr tigCTORS of the CITY6CLICHFIELD. _ --- JMY Brother having been ''called to , a.Situation - : which obllges him to give up the Representation of. • the City of :Lichfield, I. .m induced, from the long attach ment and friendship - Which' you have shewn to my to offer myself ip candidate for your-favour, Should I be. , fortunate enough, upon this occasion, to meet with your In terest and Support, it will' be any unitOrm study to prove My self deserving of your future good opinion. With every sell . timent of esteem and rope6t, have the'Honour to b!, • Gentlemen, Your.most !aithfttlarld obedient Servant, GFORGE ANSON. • London, Feb. 14,4806. • ' To the G ENT LE7iIEN, CLERGYMEN, and F REE- H9I,DE RS of th.: County of NIIDDLES EX. 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