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NUMBER 4182.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 8, I . BOG, will be performed ,THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. ELLISTON ; Jaques, Mr. DO W I ON. uh.ma, Miss DUNCAN ; Violante, Miss ME L LON. With (first time) a New Ballad +pera called THE BROKEN GOLD. The Characters by • Mr. POW LLL, Mr MATHEWS, Mr. BANNISTER, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, and Mrs. BLAND. ; On Monday, The Travellers,; with The Huniourist. TtuAmt,RoYAL. covENT-cARDEN. TMIS* PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 8, 1806, will he performed . DOUGLAS. Norval, Master BET-TV ; Lord Randolph, Mr. CHAPMAN; Glenalvon, Mr. COOKE. Lady Randolph, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. WITH WE FLY BY NIGHT; Or, LONG STORIES. The Prologs eto be spolics4,4 Mr. EAWC Charaders by Mr.-MiJNDEN, M. BRUNTON, Mr. FA ROM 'Mr. SIMMON•DS, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE, Miss.TYRER, Rec. The Slew Farce of We Flyby Night will be repeated every / Evening till further notice. Thel'Ulitie are respectfully informed. that Mrs. Siddons will perform in Pizarro, Macbeth, and The Gamester, on Monday,. Wednesday, and Friday next wetk. On Tuesday 'next will be revived the Tragedy of King 11 - 11/RSDAY NEXT. lir EISA reminds his Friends that Thursday next . will be the Third Day of Drawing of the present grand 'lnd popular Lottery, and every Ticket drawn on that Day is zure to be a PRIZE. 'On the Fourth Day the First-drawn Ticket is entitled to '4o,ozzl. at the least ; an immediate Purch'ase is therefore ne icessvirv, for Tickets are scarce, and every one drawn before. the 2801 of this Mouth is sure to be a Prize. No. 637, a Prize 10221. and r6Bs, a Prize of Sz3l. have 'already been sold in Shares at 4, .CORN HILL, arid 9, CHARING-CROSS. • TiCkETS and SHARES drawn on Thursday next. the Tiiird D.iy of Drawing, February - 13th, will to • - RIZhS 'besides, on the I•4;urtli Day of Drawing, the IWt=drawn. Ticket will be entitled to 20,0 - 221. and all drawn on the sante Day will he PRI Z ES. Likevvie'Ot t the Fifth Day' f I.)•swing, will bean PRIZES. All thnit drawn on the First and Second Days were drawn Prizes. The Money now paying - for the. same, Or ex,- changed for undrawn TICKETS and SII A R ES, with ad w 4lttage to the Purchasers ' by HQ kN Sii Y and Co. the Old srablishect State Lottery' Otlics, No. 26, Carphill, No. 52, Charing-crosß. and St. Margaret's Hill, 13orough ; where No. 2R39., a Ptizt 01 . 20.022 d. was in Shares ie First Day or Li,i'avving.,, • - *HITE HART INN, CRAVESEND. CARAH PITT takes the liberty tp, ipform her t..) Friends and the Public . fin . cons,ccitience,of the.llece.aso of her later Ilusband) ; that she carries =the - Business 15f the above House. It will be her pride, and she feels it will be her in terev.. t conduel it iu sucli'.a way .as to give sarisfaciion to all who ntay honour her with 'their Custoth ; she therefore 'ventures to itS6l.l4e them thit Articles' a the first Quality simll be found at the White Hart, and that the best Accoar- InodAtioli and Attendance will be provided. CAPITAL TGWI4 Oti - SF.., ST ItATFORI). - ;PLACE >: TO BE SOLD By ALA.:T*ION, • . . On the Prernist:s, the letter E,,,a cif March, . , ANOBLE,, Spacious,., - and EIegant:MANSION: the Property and Residence of Sir Gi•orte Yonge, Bart. desit..blv situate No. 4, the .centre [house on the east side of Strattorit-place,..,Oxtorti- - stteet. . The Preinisc'comprise a most substantial and well-built Edifice, finishectin an ex cellent manner, 0.11 which no expellee has been spared to ren tier it iii . every respeB a complete Residence fora Family of Distinction t on the principal floor is a suite of four ele gant Rooms • the Domestic Apartments are commodious and - well. arranged ; double Staircase, and all convenient Offices,, &c. Licht by lease, reltekvable for ever, undefthe City of Loildon, at a sinall.c mitnri .Rent. . Printed particulars are preparing, and due notice of the days of viewing and Sale - will be .forthwith given by Mr. White, Storey's-Gate, Westminster.' • - - At the same t iine wi I I .be solti,:t he Furniture, large plases, and other valuable Articles. - • • COLLECTION OF CAPITAL P/CTUKES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WHITE, _ . On the Premises, No. 4, Stratford-place, on Monday, • , March 24, and following Day, ffitiE Superb, most Valuable, and Disiinguished of ITA LIAN, FLEMISH, and DUTCH ricTußEs, well knotvii and Celebrated throughout Europe, the property of Sir - GF.01.(; E YONG E, Bart. Contatning'selea and superlatively . . tineTerformances of the Great. Magters, the WilQiebt which were colledted by Bot cher Cleeve, Esq. in the early part of the last century, atid have remained entire from that period to the present moment a perfect state of preservation. The public view thereof will commence on Monday, the leth of. March, and due notice will he given of the publica tion of Catalogues, by Mr. White, StOrey'S-gate, West minster. • - COTTON rsTATE. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AValuable and .very.lmproveable PR PE WIT; being the entire Inland called UNION ISLAND, rule of the Grenadines, in the Government of St. Vincent, con. taining between two and three Thousand Acres or Land, and about five hundred Negroes ; among which are some very va luable Mechanics, Fishermen, and Sailors. There are Works and other appropriate Buildings complete, and a large Past ure well stocked. The Payment, by. Instalments, will be made easy to the Purchaser. , For further Particulars, apply ,to Mr. Samuel Span, Bris tol. IMPORTANT ADDRESS ,TO THE—PUBLIC. THE\ High Estitnatiofi .which Dr. NORRIS's Celebrated DROPS havc obtained, not only through out the United Kingdom, but in th West Indies, renders it a positive duty on the Proprietor to refute the false Statement that has appeared in various Public Prints, of the ORIGI NAL RECIPE having been purchased. The Assertion is equally Void of truth as pregnant with dancer to those un happily imposed on. Being an elaborate Process, their per. feet preparation, even from the Chemical Specification rich vered into the Patent Office, has been frequently attempted in va'.ri ; they also possess the peculiar property of defying analy zation. The only Recipe left by their Inventor, Dr. 'rhos Norris, never has been out of the possession of his Family, therefore it is hoped the fraudulent attempt to bring this truly Valuable Medicine•into disrepute,by theintroduetion ota deleterious Composition, by an Empirif (a total stranger to Dr. Norris's Eamily),will meet the Contempt it so desei v edly merits ; particularly as the Public have an unerring guide to distinguish the Genuine , l'reparation, in the Name of `• "Ehos. Norris Moore.'! engraved (by (avow of Govern. meat;ort,the Stamp round each Bottle. , T URDAY, --FEBRUARY• 180-6. HUME AND BE - LSHAMts HISTORY OF ENGLAND, From the earliest Records to the present Time, complete.. MR. PHILLIPS . has the Honour to offer tolhp Public the only complete, respectable, and uniform Series of English History which has ever been produced: • Mr, HUM E's History was brought by that Writer down to 'the period of the Revolution, and Mr. BE LS HA M has taken up the Narrative from the Revolution and brought it cloawn to the Peace of Amiens. Both Works form an uniform Series of Twenty Volumes, and they may be had of every liookselier in Towu and COVin try, price EIGH C PPUNDS, in boards. Persons already possessing "Mr. flume's History may have Mr. lielsham's entire Work by itself, •in Twelve Volumes, for Fl V E GUINEAS, inboards. • . • And as the latter part of Sinoller,s General History was frequently sold previously to the appearance at Mr. Bel shank's Work, as a Continuation of Hume to the Death of George the Second, Mr. Phillips thinks it proper tonserve t that Mr. Belsham'a History of the Reign of George the Third may be had separately, - to• complete Hume and Sinollett; in Eight Volumes, price THREE POUNDS. TWEL V E SHILL,INGS; in boards. Bridge-street, Jan. S, 1806. t. This Diy was published, price 2S. 6d. . • Tilt TRAVELLERS ;- an Operatic Drama accompanied by the Songs, and by Notes, illustrative of the Music and Scenery ; as the whole is pekllyri»in,Vat. this time - td meartiowing • Houses at - t he s Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. By A. CHERRY, Esq. . >; • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Blacrk friars ; and sold by H. D. 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The Contents, however, of the two first 'Volumes, or six Numbers each; will speak for themselves to every iteaderof ordinary curiosity and genre. •••- -NT.W TR A_ESLATI,QNS in V. 01... I. and Cnsasi'Trayds4itiMi ri ,an, alHtatia. Kuttuer's in Denmark, ~ veden, Germany, &c. Michaux's in America. Olarseti's in Icelinid. .• St. Vincent's in 'the Isle of France, Bite. . ORIGINAL WORKS in VOL. I. and 11. An .Itinerary to Constantinople. Gleanings in England and Scotland. NEW WORKS ANALIZED in VOL. I. and H. Woodward's Voyage in' the I ndian•Archip,dago. Kotzebue's Travels in France. Tuckey's Voyage .to New South. Wales. liolcrott's Travels in France. All illustrated with Views, Maps, &c. VOL. 111. The Third Number of the Third Volume has just made its appearance ; .and the Works in progr6s through this N;sltirile are of singular variety, importance, 41441terest. T h9 l ' sist of .Poqueville's Travels in the Motea. Mangourit's in Hanover. Fischer's in the South of France, An (iiiginal Tour in Ireland. An original 'four in Spain. Carr's Travels in the North. Turribull's Voyage round the World. All of which will be completed as usual within the extent of the current Volume. So various and interesting are the new Voya , zes and Tra vels continually aciciressing theinselares- to the L'ub:ie, n va rious I:mAuases, that ix may be asserted no flume Vol, me of this Work con possess claim: to attention interior to those of tlieabove named Voyages and Tr.ivels. Printed tbr Piliii(ps, No. 6, Bridge-street, Liack. friars ; awl to be had vt all lio‘Jki.:ll.er4. _ . . V ICTUALLING.OF.P.I4'E,. Feb. s-, rrHE COMMI SSIONERSfiir ItIC7'UA,L,LING HIS AIA:YESTY's NAVY do'herOy give Notice, Thdr , on Wednesday the 19tb inst. thry will be ready to receive Ten, dell in writing,.,sealed up, and treat for Three Hundred Chid drons of PITTS TAN FIELD MoOft. COALS, cr Coals tf equal podness; to be delivered in - a nvhole.Cargo or C'a,:g , es, in the space of ,three weeks from.the date the Contraa, -winds and weather permiging, alongside the Wharfs oil His lif.ajesty's Vic. tier/ling Premises at Plymouth and Southdown ; crud to be paid /or by 13,111, `l4s.q.h/e, with Interest; mimeo, days after date. .?•lee . 4'onditions of the Cantlaa ,nay be seen at the Secretary's. Office. No regard will Lc had toany Tender in which the Price shall not be inset tedin wordr at length, or that shall not be ddivered , to the' Baird .before One 'a'Cierk on the stirid Vednesd,y the igth inst.,no;unlesx the Person who makes:* lene'p , or some Person on his behalf, attu...ls,to imp- we?' . CiAL LING..OFFIO:6,' .. , Feb. 6, IS 6. MHE Co3l_ lISSIO.ATIIS fbk VICTUALLING IS NA ''s ci9 . l , kiby etre `atire,T27.lton Friday,tkr 141bi4.ft. readv to ; revive enders in writtn47 ( staled ups?, ana' treat for GNI' FILINDRE&TONS 61,111,21 CK S ijlY RNA ti ALS 11 , ,..4;' to . he answerable t; Samples ..rc. be pe!odnced-lcitlo the , renders; oh( de - 41.n..erer1, - dite half there,V in , a Fortniiht, and the remainder in a ~11,1, : fh, into His illafe,qx's Pinzeal '),g- ',Stores at Del ti.rdi - a - A.4 to be . ,pa, , d for by Bills, payable, with intro'est, ninety days ,iftitzdate:' The Condition; of the ContraCl .nray hr *etit.at the Secretaty's Office. • No regard be hal to any Tender in which the Price shall •PlOt he inserted in words . at length, or that shall'rna be delivered' to the Board befi,re One 0':.. - loek in the said Friday, the 14th instant, nal- 7:1145T the Person who oz.:4es. the. TP,raet, or some I'ers;n on his bekal); - attends, to an.so4(rt wh7it call l for, 1,111. 1 E "UAL .1) 1 4IlLizEll ENT- , - ,* llot 7 Sf OF - PEERS, . FRI DA VBS. 7. Their Lordships met at the - early hour of- eleven, when the. Royial AsSent; by ColnMissioir(Lords EL LENTBoRUU(iH, WALSINVitfANI, akin Ate-16.41 Vii, sit ting as Commissioner), was .given to the Bill'to.ein power the Anditor.of.the-lEy;chequer to app - Oint - a Trustee. - 7--Adjoutued till to-morrow. HOUSE OP COMMONS, .- • - .itIDAY, FEL 7. ' - ••• - • - ' . This bent the day - appointed for ball o ting a Co.m _mittee-on the .Middlesex Eli Lion, 'the - Gallery was not , open. til l• five o'cloi.li.. •- . • .; -• .) ." ' wlt yrs FOR NEW Err:. c't in Ns.' - , On . obtainingAnission.we found Mr. SIIF.RIDAN v.rnoying that the Spealte' d 6 issue his Writs for-the folloWing new EletHons ; namely,' for the City of ,Westotioster, in the room of the , Right Honourable • _CharlesJames Fox; •who had aCeepted tl - it Office of ope of, His;Majesty'llPrincipal.Secretarieg . jorStite ; for the County - of Bucks, in the room of I„,lerd Ternple',.ivliti fiad accepted.thePflice of Jotiit Pay ni as terof .His Majesty !s I?orees '; for-the-Borough of Morpetir, in -, the! robin of Lord Morpeth-, who had accepted.the - Ofriceof one of the Commis s ioners for India Affairi, with ir .salary;-.for the Borotigh of rot - 15month, iiithe room of Adibiral Markham, who 1110 4vepted the Office ofone oPthe - Commissioriers. of the Admiralty.; and for ;the ' Borough Of- Tat is twit, in•the room of Gen: Fitzpatriek, who had' ac cepted.the Office of Secretary at War.:-- - ' '''''' X.. TYRAvair T also. moved 'for • a new Writ ar the Borough of. Portsmouth, in the room of the. Right Hon. Thomas Erskine, who bad'accepted the Office of. Lord .High , Chancellor. , • • . . , Arr. WILLIAms NliiimiNE• moved for n' new Writ for 01:eh4mpton, : in. the room .0e :Lord - Alrhorpe, , appointed One, el the COmmissioners 'of the Admi- , raltvi aid ;• .. „ . ;., ~i kr. kfmplotisf'„ for. a new Writ for Harwich, in ; the.rompic.P.h H , e Right on. John•Hiley Addino - ton . , who had accivect the (Mice of one of the Com missione,eslor„lndia,-Affairs, ;with a. salary. The Malt and l'epsion Duty Bills were then read: a third titne P.ilsW(l,..:ond indexed to be - carried to , the Lords. ' • . . Mr. VANSITTAAT moved, that the House, at its . rising; do adjotai - n , to Monday.-,--Agreed_to.—He also, gave noble, that he would then move for a Lean' of Five Millions on Exchequer, sills. . . - Mr. Hion,A:ii;i froth the Connuissioners for the . retina:ion Of the National 'Debt, brOught up an ;lc: count of the Stack redeemed thirifig the last year,, up. to' Jan. 18ti6 ;. from '''Vk ll ' iCh it.. appeared - that . 1 , 2;g72;9 131. had been redeemed during that - period. PAPEIeB ON INDIA AFFAIRS. Mr. - MEux, ' from the India Board, brought up certain I'apev,3`,. which had - been ordered by the House. . . , . . Mr . . PAth. complainecl that several Papers of great importance were still witliberd. . Mr: WALLACE replied, that this had arisen from the Cominissioners entertaining a:doubt, wile-, they, consistently with their duty, they could -lay theM before the House. A discretionary power had been confided to them by the House; and, they were desirous of exercising this power, for the purpose of preventing any" injtiry to the public service. ~ Mr. PAUL considered the subje& of the Papers which had been ordered as of very great import ance ; but added, that, in the present circum, stances, it would not be in his power to bring for ward his promised 'Motion sooner than this' day fort night. On the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the Bills for granting Annuities to Lady Nelson, Lord Coiling wood, and Sir R. Strachan, were read a second time, and ordered to be•committed on Monday next. '. The following Members were chosen to try the merits of the Middlesex Ele&ion Ithilip Langinead, Esq. 1 Sir Jacob Astley, laines . Dalj, Esq. - , . I George turning, Esq. Rt. Hon. Isaac Corry, Hill Prinsep, Esq. Sir John Stewart, , '• Galway Ntills, Esq. 1 oho Paluli,r, Esq. 1 Charles O'likra, Esq. 4rie's .:..:,lonalo, Esq. 1 !usepti Strutt, E s q. it Win. YuCwg, '- I . . NamlNF.?s.. Lora Porchester. ilenry ESq- AdjOarildil to Mk) liday.. 4 1.4 ~.: ~ :. w. t `_i . . . !STATE,. P 4 13 ,F4S.- SIFPLEMENTARY - PAPERS RELATIVE TO-THE LATili CONTINENTAL WAIt, PRESENTED TO PARLIAMENT ON WEDNESDAY LAST., (No. I.)—Copy of a . Dispatclij . rorn Sir Arthur Paget tOl.bri .. - Altilgrav (No. :47), .(katedat Vient.i, I uile 5,,.15054 s . My Lord—When I was with .Count Cpbent7cl yesterdayniorping, I found him considerably agiti.t ed on account of the intell4ence he had received. from Gcno.a. • , . . He began,by me;' ,that Ile was - extremely ansious for my a.rriyahhere, in order to CMlLlMlli cate to me some information which had been received by him the.preceding evening by a.Cpurier. He then sent for the Dispatches he,, had received from tang mperialMiniaer at Genoa,Lancl gave them - to me to read ; the substance of them is cont .:limed in illy precodibg Numher. , originals had been sent .in the -night to the :Emperor,az -Prague, and the N . ire Cha n cellor was just .disnatChfir EstafetLe. with the .ititellig - em.-c, to St. '''Petersburgb • • -I' • I 9C3 .this .:to ; 'Court of cobentzel asked if 1 Meant - Co t rans4nit t e account by- a Messenger:,n4 a, iddeed rather desirous that I should; but upon_ calcilation.jt . apteg-ptl . eertani, that - tint. GOV,er.ment d ill 11<tc e recei t. soont!'r thrctrrh France. Tins, howeNcr, led me 'to ask t. 14.• V• - Chancellor, what 4e, cobje,..44v:ikt9 : k nti. se merits. of Lbe,,. - Goitr:llmelit,. upon :tiLiQ ,event ;. to tnis questl9n,hsereplie4, -014.1 n4lsst,t4e - Jr had made a upon,-hisil , .l - ajesty j c! rs but that hi the Einperor's.absetee, he c01.i14 take upon' himseitientireiy:to say . tuQte tilt he. coii ceiveLlthe tirs.t.order,hashyif.vd his Majesty, to horn G 7 enoa. . . . . The interview ended hrre after a- considerable time had i elfilsecl .in. the .perusal pf e - the : dirferent pipers. have the honour to_ be,- &c.- -=, , c3igneu) PAGET, Right fipn. Lord Mulgave, ezg. , 'Copy of a Dispatch (No. sz), front- SrrA'rtltur .Paget; to Lord . .11•1u1gcave, d:ited Vienn.i,.22:t I u;,a, • • My Lord—lt is, I- believe,--felt l •here' that We, ' annexation ,of-:Genoa and Placentia are acts -nothing hut:an appeal to• antis' can afford a pro - - -per .satistattion for ; aecordingly, •I-do • not tind -that the Emperor has broken silence upon tho:e - • - - • • • It has been lately a 'subje& of deliberation in th 6 bere,-wliether, in the .event of be ing attacked, Venice should be abandoned ? and the } question hag been decided in the negative,' , •General‘ Devaux, an Engineer -.Officer 'of great merit .iri.•this lorvice; sets out Avithin . thk day or two, in brder tO.put the following places in the best Possible state , of" defence, viz-. 'Venice, Treviso; TrOnt, and Brixeu.—;4 have the honour to be, &c. • ARTHUR PAGET. copy of . a' Dispatch .from' Sir Arthur Paget, K. B. to Lord . Mulgrave, dated Vienna, 6tli July, 18es. (No. 55). 'My. Lord—The French Ambassador demanded at the beginning of' this week an' interview with' the Vice-Chancellor, . who being_ himself too unwell to accept it, deputed the. Under-Secretary of State to receive him. The purport 6f the' communication made by M. De Rochefoucault was to inthrtn - this Court, that, the different encampments which had lately.takca.pLce in Italy had been foiped for the 'sole purpose of ex-: ercising the troops, and that having been, inspected by I;;Oilaparte r they had broken up ; and the troops had returned into their respective quarters : that 80, , naparte could not be ignorant of, or in - i'ensitile to' the great military preparations which have of late been! , making in this Couut.ry ; that he trusted, however, that the Emiieror guided by a mutual desire to re main upon terms of triendsiaip • and . amity wiih • France, would give the satire: unequivocal proofs' it. . Two or three days after this commonication the Vice-Chancellor saw the French Atnbas c id or , a nd gavellim the same sort .-of ill/SW& he had aireadv done on nearly a similar occasion`... He..'infortned him, - that the .military preparations alluded to, hact been determinedupon, in consequence of the French Army in Italy having been considerably augmented ; - that precautions,therefore,had rendered them neces sary ; that it was, and always woeld be; the Empc.i i .: rur's firm resolution to adopt such a s . ) stem as the safety of his dominions appeared to requite ; that the preparations. in question Were within these domi nions, whereas Bonaparte had colie&ed hi s troops i u a. Country which did not belong to him - . The abofeis the substance of what has passed upon this occasion between the Vice-Chancellor and the French Ambassador, as related to me by the former. - I have the honour to be, &c. ..(Signed) • ARTHUR PAGET. Copy of a Dispatch, front the Right Hon: Si: Arthur Paget, His Majesty - s Envoy Extraordinary and Mnnster Plenty°. 'tentiary at the Court or Vienn, to the I<.,,ht Ron. Lord •MulgrAve, dated 3d August, .rSos. (No. tii.) My Lord—Orders were issued on Monday or Tuesday last for assembling an army of 40,000 men at . BUdweis, in Bohethia. In Italy and the Tyrollbere may befrom 120;000 to 150,000 men. But of all the preparations which" have been made tone have created so much • sensation among the. public here; fior, in fait, bear so much the aspect of a serious intention to a&, as this last measure. The first movement of this Corps would naturally be to take a position upon the Inn. Two Military Councils have .lately been held - at LuxernbOurgh, at. which the Emperor presided.— The Archdukes Charles and John, the Generals La. tour, Mack, and Charles Schwartzenburgh, assisted. Tice Ardhduke J:.thn Las received . orders to hold Mr. SURR's NOVEL. 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