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; ..,, NUMBER 4 1 711 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TH2§ PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 27, 1806, • will be performed THE TRAVELLERS 1" • • I Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. 'With entirely New Music, Scenery. Machinery, Dresses, .Szc. :The Overture and Music composed by-Mr. Cord. Act .1 -Characters in China. Zaphintira ( Prince of China), Mr. ELLISTON; Koyan (his' Companion), Mr. B.RAi-lAM ; Oitaliacher, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; The Emperor of China; Mr..POW ELL Delvo (an uld tiarclener), ' Mr. MATHEWS ; tiindoia (Mother tollcoyan aud (elinda). Mrs. P 0 W ; Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. • • Act IL—Characters in Turkey. Mustapha (the grand Vizier), Mr. BAR'[ LY , • . Chief Aga Of the lanizaries, Mr 01GN UM ; . • - Saphi,„. Mrs BLAND ; A Dance of Turkish Slaves. • A& 111, and I V.— Characters in Italy. Duke or-. Posilepo, Mr. 1-1.0 L LA.N U ; The Marc:him - 161W of Merida,. Signora ST O ACE.R Dance ocLazz4n?lii. - . • • Aity. haraders In England. - ' • Admiral Lord Hawses, . Mr. Ut-) A FON -Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER. ,!./44 4 ,rhe Prologue to be Spoken by l‘fr. BARTLEY. .-WITH THE VIRGIN UNIVASX'D. - - litotes 6s. Second Prir.e3s.---Pir 3 , 6(1-". ; • Second Price is. , taller y is. Second Price ts.:-Upper. Gallery is. . Second - Price 6d.—No Money VY be returned. • • , . The Doors Will be opened at, Halt- past -live, and the Play - begin at Half:past - Six. To-morrow,„ The Castle.Sraettre ; Osmond,: by the y oung Roscius ; after which, The Sleeping Beauty. . THEATI(E-BOYAL, .COVENT-GARDEN. ' T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 27, 1006, will he performed ~k PIZARRO. Rolla, Mr. 15,F.M8LE4 :, • Pizarro,. Mr. COOKE, Cora, Mrs. GII3BS. . Mrs. SIDDONS having renewed her Engagement, will per form the Charader otElvifa. To which will be added, a Grand RoMantic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S MAGNET; • . . Or, THE- SCANDINAVIAN SOACEgER., ' Harlequin, Mr. BY RN E ; • , ,_. Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA; Iylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss SEARLIE. . Boxes 6s. Pit ss. 6d. Gallery zs.. Upper Gatlery is. The Doors to be opened at halt past Five, and begin at hall past Six.. . .- . , Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,. at the 0 ffice in Hart-Street. _ ~• • To-morrow, the Tragedy of Alfonso ; with (at time) a tiew Farce, interipeisej with Sotigs, in two A cis, -called We Fly by Night ; 'or, Long Stories. Written by Arthur Grit': finhool, Esq.. The Prologue to be spken by Mr. Fawcett. On' wednesdiy, Macbeth.; Mitheth, Mr. Kentble ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Sirkions. On Friday, The Gamester;' Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. Sid- dizs. 'On Saturday, the Tragedy of Cymbeline. ' CAVALRY, be Sold, a*CORNETCY Of -LIGHT DRA, GOONS, novy in Barra..ks in Entianit.. , .' : ' • - 7 • Applications to C. at Mr. Goddard's, ,Mditary. Boaseiler 2nd - Stationer; No 1, rail-Man, corner otithe nayrnarket, will be attended to, _ . i . PTO BE SOLD, the Next 'PRESENT.A.TION' - . i of a very Large and Valitahle VICARAGE, within Sl i ly miles of . London* -,-; ' ' • - ~. for further Particulars apply to Messrs Richards and. Co. Statiohers, W-ych-Street, Temple Bar, 'Vondon. —Let ters, postev4t, duly aftswered. . , _ REWL9YED_FR(s)NNI6pgALRACEN' HEAD, • ' .With - ilUard and Lamo. - PORTSMOUTH and -PORTSEAALCOAI.NIO - DATION NIGHT COACHES, from the 13414 and Mouth, Bull and, Mouth-street, 'Ship Tavern, Cif,jring Cross 'atid -No. ••(; mit-church-street', •London ; Icithe. Queen-street, IPortsea ; .and No. koint-street, ,Port,smoutli. By IOHN WILLAN, tOHN PETERS and Co. No Parcel above the Value of f ive-Pounds accounted'for, if lost or damaged,•unless entered and paid for as such. Ptoprieturs beg leave to assure the Vub c, the Attention will be paid to their. Accommodation on the Road, and the early delivery of Parcels. ' (gr Calls at the,Nag's Head Inn, Borough. - ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPA.CE. THE. PATENT , CAMP ,BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, MattrasseS,andßedding complete, arc very reaped fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most„pOrtahle and superior to any others made in London; Marquees, Tents, T ables and Chairs,, on improved principles.; Sca Cots, Sola'Beds, and Chairs, tor on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent•Biass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies , and'all l ForeAn climates, at . MORGAN and SANDERS's • Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Wars-Rooms, - - Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. itelorpn and Sanders's New--invented. and Dining . Tables-, a llowed; to bu ;he most complete and P.,legant set ut Tables ever yet invented, are very portable , packing in a Rux but ten Inches deep. • . TC,B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware house. PRO BONO PUBLICO. DE pleaed to read this Advertisement through, tlow the noted and quoted •COOKE; 'of Eketer . ; one. of his Advertisements hiving-been honoured in tile modern Volumes of LiteFary Leisure, by Solomon Saunter, .Esq• and further reprinted in America.— I Cooke having been to Lon don, the new diodes of Satliery.and Harness he being the only Sadler of the West who keeps Harness-Makers, and of the first. rate . ( lie Mutated an Argus, that no novelty should escape), he saw a Curticle Chariot, and an oval win. tiow in , the door .or another carriage: , suffice it that. Sadler.'and Hairless may be had; or the sit= light gegfeel Patterns,' his Shop, as those of London— piices of.every sort accord ing to aclthnnient..' Cooke• was one of the thousands that saw the Vuneraf of the Nationa.l Me m, told Nelson 4 I be, • lieve there was not a 11 , 1Orpheui at the time,; it was a sublime scene, so many Nobility and Gentry. - w.alli - ed• Uncovered through the yarctto St. 'Paul's ; the Ifrittsb. Tars • to the last sltered the remains of their brave Commander even to the rave; suffice it of the f . uneral, the _people on the hi uses were like'coVies - Of jairdS in the air, and those in iltifstieets like fiShes in the sea, innumerable.--M fur public opinion in London; they have but uric. sentiment, unanimity must be the anchor, and, the health of the Prime Minister the hope, for it must be able siatesmert io defeat - sueit modern Sceptics as Bonaparte, . "Palle) rand, the AbbeySeys and Fouch,e, who are full of . quiddity ; they speak cr,the Lii4li-li gold sent on the Conti nent, taut what suns wirtUltitlie tan, cm or a King's Sott-he ? As for Bonaparte, the Londuniters cal.: fur him as a mare does. fat a strotii,el.;4lt, kick at him.; he. dare riot. yenture before our shores, he has managed the unfliepartd Austrians ; see his towartlite, fighting a vghlph, - .tile Queen of Naples.-z-. As for Taira; let .1.11 nut he dastard!),, but pay any l l ncome- Ta.k; Sooner:than kreuch come tux ; aid rely that you will pay ,a deal more fax . lien a Minister is not equal to the task,. thaiiilon - Witt with cn.e the Present. wri, is t rust-wort hy,' atut , who-haa wfatheit3 the greatest POrinz that history 41- lords, - Pei 213; saiC.atioli or OW L-.ll6land. 1011 N COOKE. • • 1 t. - - G DAY, ' JANUARY 27, s 1806. PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STRBET, January 25, 1806. BANK.OF .ENG LAND NOTES. —•--- IN.O. 41222, dated - Soptember 7, 1805 for 501. No. 6oz&, dated Oct berJs,.. thos, for Arnr, Perton having had the above Notes, or either of them, in thik possession, are requested to give Notiee ter Mr. Mal ford„, Chiet Clerk at the above Office, of the Name end Re sidence of the Person 01 P MOUS to whom tie -ifaid Notes were paid away. • GRAND LOTTERY, • Bi,GIN~S DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCHEME. - • . - of Z 20,000 ' ' are ,C 60,000 3 - -40,000 . - 30,0v0 3 - 5000 - 15,000 3 • - 2000 - - 6wo - 8 - 17 . 10430 - 53.0 20 - - . 500 50 - 100 - oo Ito - 50 (no 50 0 0 FirstoliawnTi4etszz - -2 lio.ado Titketi. ; - 2-5.0,0a0 - Pa r nt the above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - . Zio,oto Ditto - - .4th Day - 20,000 -Ditto - . .t.th Day - - 21 s 000 Ditto . Bth Day - - sOOO • `. :-! - Ditto loth Day - . C.K. T S and, SHARES arc selling .at every.Licenceci Lottery-Office. . •:..PRESENT Ticket - - £l 9 t 9 0 _ Half •- • t o ,C 2 r 2 o Quarter early Purchase i vd, as the first 50 - S- a Sixteenth 1 1- * n Tickets will be entitled to 2.21. each, besides their chance of Inc ; STATE LOTTERY,. To begin Drawing NEXT MONDAY. . • ' Qwwr and' Co. .Np. l 1, s Poultry, London, and at their 0 ifice's is most of-the principal Towns,`-are sell. ing the TI CKETS and SHAKES of the present LOT TERY, in whichthe soon First-drawii Tickets are entitled to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes." The only Prize of to,oool. shared in the last Lottery, No. 18,539, was sold 'by Swift and,Co. as also No. 3973 - a Prize of - 1000 7176 7 - - - soo ' And in the Lotteries immediately preceding : No. o'9l - 420,000 No. 20,952 "*. 4134000 9362 - - lo,ono ! „19,55 . 6 - sOOO Besidet others of 20001, ,000 l soot &c. &c.. STA 'LOTTERY, !S'i? • '!Begins Drawing' FehruAry 18 0. LIALL and Co. (Successors to Mr, Nichols o n), at . j.. their State' Lottery Office, No. 88, rihill, Corner ottne itOyal-EXchange,.-Logdon,-retpecti-ully a quaint their . F and the Public, ihat TICKETS and SHAKES fur the anosk,Luttery aieedlikig in, variety' or _Numbers, divided into Halves,-Quarters,, Eighths, and Sixteenths, stamped accCifdiiig to dof ,Parli-inerit. This Scheme consists of Forty Capital Prizes. exclusive of fool. .amounting to 140 - 0001. ; and the First-tiedwu sock, Tickets are entitled to Twenty-two Pounds each. Oiddrs fruin the Country, accompanied with short-dated Bills,. Bank Notes,' Cash, ,or Post-Office Orders, executed,. on_thesame Terms as it persnnally present. • • • ----- rr Monty 'lcr Prizes as-soon itsifrawn.,:• ip,o2z for the FIRST-DRAWN. ' BIM reminds his Friends that the LOT •• 'I'EKY beginS Drawing NEV MON DAY ; and as the present Grand Scheme makes the first 5000 Ticketa. drawn out of the Wheel • . ALL PRIZES, the necessity of purchtising miniccliate y is obvious, before the Price rises especially..'as all‘those who purchase early will have the advantage, it their Tickets are not draws Ca pital Prizes iti the:first iinitance, of , clianging them for UNDRAWN TICKLTS without any additional' Ex peke ; ,by which means they will have a Double Chance for the numerous Capital Prizes with. which the present Scheme.abounds viz. 3 , Prizes Of, £2,. , ,,,0:• 7 9 3 ,'Prizes of - £2OOO 3 - 8 - - - tOOO .-• 3 . 5000 Zo SOO , • ItC. The last 30,0001. and the two . last 20,0011. Prizes (ever drawn.) were all shared and sold at CORNHELL, and g; CHARING-CROSS ; • where Tickets and Shares (whilst any remain), will continue on .Said acid ali PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. STATE LOTTERY for tilos, , . . . Containing 25000 Tickets, Begins Drawing on Monday the 3d of February, ISo6. The SCHEME consists of 3 Pries of - £ 20,000 3 I' rims of - Czooo I 3 - - - to,ooo 8 - - - 1000 , 3 - - - 5000 20 " - - - .5, - .-o &e. And the First-drawn 5000 Tickets will be.- entitled to 2.21. . . each, exclusive of their Chance of Capital Prizes. . TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by. HA ZAR.I), BU'ltli F., and Co. Stock-brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No-. 93, under . .the Royal Exchange, London; where, within the last teq years only, Capital Prizes to the amount of , 800" 01. and upwards, have been sold and shared ' - excl iisiv of those of 5001. and under.. 4 f 4 .* Country Orders accompanied with shoif-dated Bills on London, I'ost-0 iti,e Orders, or Cash, in.l'arcel by Coach orkCarrier, pundit:Ally attended to ; and Correspondents may ,depend on being treated cxadly on the same terms as if per.. s2inilly present. , . --- --- LOTTERY. INSTRUCTIONS, , • CARTERyB, CHARING-CROSS. . THE Patronage.CAßMß has received from his numerous Fiiends, renders. an attention to their In terest a necessary, but Pleiiing duty,' and he should make an ilI return for the ohligationshe is under to the Public, did lie not inform Own, that thoSe who wish tOadtentnre wts EL Y, should adverituri.t stk he therefore invites the Public to pay an EA It Lir visit to the OLDEST and most roit. Tt7NATS No.l, Charing-cross, where he 'confi dently hopes to treat them with the' substantial Banquet of TWENTY TI4OtJSAND POUNDS. • N:l3. On Monday next the Lottery, begins T) awing; on which Day the First drawn Ticket will be to,oool. and the first too° Tickets 231. each: . - StiCUIN 1.) Ll/I".FEKY tov iBos, begins p Drawing 'the 4cl ' . of FebruarY, 18.-.6. • •' CAPITAL PRIZES said, shared, and registered, prior to 1804, by J. 13 It A NISC ; Mil and Co., _ 4; rPitzos of , - 43 9 ,000 1; Prizes of. - ksooo li. . -. . - - . 2.,000 26, - - - apoo It :-' - - ro.ooo 54 - - - tOOO Andin 1854, and First Lottery 1835, the following Capi tals were sok in 103 Shares, namely, , Nos. k Nos. C 13,477, entitled to - 1070 9tl9, entitled to - 2.0,•.00 16,80 i, - - 2000 1443, - - - 29,000 ‘,6- - 17,9';, - . - 2005.1 451), - . 2 r 3,747, - - t0,0z.0l 7656, • - - besides several other tucol. saol. t .ol. erc. by the alr.ive J. 131 2 AN Se 0.M13 and Co. 'Joint Contractors for the pr'eseht Lottery, and Proprietors of the I:uckV•Offices, No., it,'HOl. y born ; 37, Combat f and 38,..11aymarket, Piccadilly ; where i Tic kji. 41:s . and S IA It ES arc naw selling, in great variety of Numbers, and the Prizes inared by. them paid on 'demand. Schemes gratis, and all llusinesS - rciittve :to the Funds. '•traiisatled .sitb i4reat care and pit iidtiality. Please to observe, the 5::oo First-drawn Tickets will he entitled to 221: each,' b:sides t!',e beneficial Chance of cvor'y floating Capital in the Grand Schein:: thwc6.o ' curly polio4siOy Ncombrieudsd.. COLLECTION OF RARE PICTURES. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC, , are utUst ,respectfully informed, that early in March next will be Split Auction, a COLLECTION of TURE S, .containing some of the most select and - superlative- - ly fine PertOrtnances of the greatest Masters, wisich may truly be ranked among • the Most valuable Collettions , in' Europe, alt of which are in a perted state of preservation, were ,amassed in the prick part of the last 'century, and have remained entire front that period to the present moment in the possession of.the Farhily.• Further particulars, with due notice of the publication of Catalogues, the• place and time of _viewing and Sale, will be given for s titwith by .Mr. White, Storey'S-gate, Great George_ street, Westminster. A GENTLEMAN, who held the Rank o 1 ,General in a Foreign Service, 'has succeeded in bringingto perfedion an Invention, - which will he of the greatest uti lity in the Naval anal Military Service,, and which will, be has no doubt, be adopted as soon as it is made known. It is not necessary, in au Advertisement, to enter into a description of 'the nature of this Invention ; it is sufficient to say, that the Advantages to be derived front it, either in Attack or De trlce, are intlisputablJ. ,The 'Advertiser is willing todis ' pose altogether- of his right to the Fronts which thaybe de riked trove the invention, or to divide the Fronts with any Person ~ vtio will advance a moderate SLIM. Address to A. at the Office of this raper. tinder the Patronage of,- and Dedicated.by - Petinisshin to, HIS MAJESTY. 40WYER's 41endicntid Authentic Woi . IYI °idle - I.ll'E of tile late LORD NELSON, including' Papers written by, his, lordship, detailing the most promi nent and interesting feattires of his Lordship's History,-from' kis earliest years to the present period, of which fac similes will be given; a very considerable number of Letters from his Lordship to Alexander Davison, Esq. and others of his Lord ' snip's friends; together with a SeleClion of verrinteresting Letters written by Corporate Bodies, as well as distinguished Individuals, to his Lordship. These Letters ' with a great I quantity of other , unpublished matter, Hill be exclusively" confined to Air: Bowyer's Splendid Publication. With regard to-the ditl'eretit species of 1 7 .Mbellishment with which this Work is to be'etiticited, Mr. Bowyer would wish a( present only to state, that there Will be about 'l' wenty En gravings, Many of which are nearly finished, arid cif - muted ' in the line manner, by ,ilie.best Engravers, from Drawings by one of the first Artists iii• this Country .• Sumo of these. Drawings' have. been' made on board the Victory, and will contain Portraits of the_ 0 tlicerS, 'and.:even some of tik: Sea- men, who were present at the 'last scene; on deck, of the • ever-to-be,lainetated Hero of tralalgar, - Artists w ere alsu stationed iii-dinerentparts of St. 'Paul's, in , ()diet* that the Funeral Ceremony .stion Id be most accurately given: 11l 511051, Mr. BowYer is detei ntiat4 that not utie'Reptesentattoa shall • be omitted, or Fact passzd caer,..tvlitcnt can tend to render tins Publication the most splendid in - loint of execution, ind • interesting with res i wct to tlistur:cat of any wing that can posslbiy appeal - upon cne Subject. Wyrk will be priafte(( oy Mr. • .02dsi_y, on beautiful .Wove Paper, anti Complet4l in One large Qaarto Volunie, Lime 3:WJ)iteas to Subscrioers. No 1...., paid till the ‘Vurk is delivered; but-it is requested t tabse of ate Nobility and Gentry who . . 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KELLY, • Master of Finsbury-square Acadeniy. London. The object of this,Work is to simplify and elucidate Nau. tical Science. The Principles of Ster..ographic Projection are explained in a familiar manner, ani4 illustrated by com paring each Diagram with ti corresponding positions of a Globe. The - Figures are on a' large scale, astu all the Pro , blems, both of Spheric Trigonometry and Astronomy; are solved by.Projedion and by Calculation. The various Methods of finding the Longitude are exa mined and cotiipared ; that by the - Lunat Observations is particularly' explained and demonstrated: A new and simple Projection is given for clearing -the Lunar Distances tram parallax and retraction by four right lines ; and an easy me thod is also devised for calculating this important s Problem by Sines only. • In this Edition an Appendix is given on Time, including , diredions tor the use and management of Time-keepers, Sidereal Clocks, Transit Instruments,_ and other Apparatus of an Observatory. Printed for 1. lohnson, N0.,7z, St. Paul's Church-yard.. Or whorl) may be had, by the same Author, price 6s. .The Llethents of Book-keeping, comprising a System of Merchants' Accounts, founded on re:11 -BusinesS, and adapt ed to modern practice ; with, an A ppandik in Eicha4es, Banking, ;:nd other Commercial Subjeds'. The Third Edi tion. A SPLENDID RELIC FOR POSTEKITY. T- CI RD• NELSON'S LIFE and • ACHIEVE .§-.4 •M EN TS, from a Memoir in his Lordship's hand writing, from. his Correspondence, - sill the Communications of varions'Naval Officers uoder wnom he. served, andlrom ot hers. who served with lin ; incloding.many (4111 S OWD very interesting Letters, nevlsr . yet published. By JOHN M'ARTHUR, Esq.: ' - . • . LatgsCcretary to Admiral Lord Viscount_ Hoid, Commander .. , in Chief in the Mediterranean. S:c. - And the Rev. lAMES' STAN' I.R CLARKE, L. L. B. - - F. R. S. , Librarian to His ,Royal'Highness the Prince of Wales. This original Work will comprise a Fac-Simlle of i 7 pages • written by the Noble Admiral after the loss of his right ATM, detailing with peculiar .interest . the - singular vicissitudes of his Lite, from infancy to the date of his Communication in Odober i 749, which invaluable Manuscript will be after wards depos‘ted with this Volume in the Britishl%f useum. ' ' The Embellishments will consist of at least Twetve'En- v ' gravings, viz. Historical Dgsigni, Portraits,. Plans, and VieWs of Battles, and Vignettes, illustrative, of the Life, from original Paintings by Benjamin West, Esq. , the late JJ Mr. Abbot, William %Vestal!, and Nicholas Pocock, Esqrs. engraye4 by Mr.- Heath, Mr. Fluter, and other eminent ! Artists. - It fs the intention of - the Authors to publish the above .:. Work in the course of the )ear, in one Quarto Volume of ; the largest size, printed by lieusley, on the finest Elephant Drawing Paper. The number of Copies to be printed shall wholly depend upon the number. of good Impressions that can be taken of the 'Engravings ; and it is - therefore recom, mended to such of the Nobility a:A Gentry as are anxious - for the best, Impressions, to send early notice to .the Pub- . lisher), Messrs.. Cadelland Davies, Strand. 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VV.,' • ~ .- k , s ,- c ;',' 4 ' , „.• ,z , W-- ._ ...,....._ .;• 6.1.;1 ~,,....J. , ..„ ri N 4. .- ..-- ~., , - ... ...) -.,,,..,,,, 2 4:0:16.-.4 ,-..-,-, -"‹.‘•,.., , 3 ' 71 :: - \4' "' , _ , . 1„ V :•/, ... Sx c:i. f r PRICE SI PENCE ADMIRALTY:OFFICE, , .72nuary t 7, TRA. X'OTICE is hereby given that a Session o f Gyer .and Termine,' and Gaol I)elivery, ! the rrial committed theiligh Sent, .thithin ,b? yurisdie7ion V' v., Xi miralty of England, will be held in. 7, - nic'e the Bailey, .1.9nd971, - on Frilly. the 14tb of F4ruaty next, 'at Eight o'Cleck in the 111;rning. WILLIAM MARSDZN, lust publrshed, E GLORIOUS BATTLE' Doff TRAFAL- A. .G AR, in Descriptive MUSIC; the-CruiziogOCtlia British Fleet off the Sig also,- T -Bearing down - in Wo Columns on the Enemy, Drums beating to Quarters,. 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