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NITMBER 44 1 . THEATRE ROYAL, DRtIRV--LANE. THIS willt,PßESe_ T i EN EVENING, Nov. 1, 180, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. - - - - -- -- - - • 1)on ,Pedro, Mr. R: SI DIJON'S.; - Le matt, 'Mr. IV ROUT; FIT() N ;. Don lultn, Mr. BARTLEY • - Claudio, . Air..BA R R - ym ..12i.; . • .lienedia. 'Air. ELLI SI*() N ; Do , ,ztviry, vi e. Do w.. - ro N ; Fiero, _4\49 .NI E. 1., LO N Beatili:e,. -44115 s I) UNCA N ; (Peing fier First App' lance in i hat- Charaaer). In Ad II: a a Masquerade. I . Stevens' Glee of " Sigh el \ Ms' no more Ladio,'.'.py Ales: rs., Dighurn, Gibbon, &c. W THE SOLDTER's RETURN. Lord Br otrivrlie, - Mr. POWELL ; Captain Manly, -- • Mr. liA RT LEY; Rocket, 'Mr.: DE CAMP;_. • Dermot O'Doddipole, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. Belcour, Mrs. SPARKS; Belinda,' Mrs. MO U.NTAIN ; Miss . Dashaway, Mrs. II W E ;,.. • .. Fanny, Mrs. BLAND:. A Dance incidental to the Pi,.:ce';'l;i - V7hich intro dure.i a favourite i lorn pip(' by 'Miss C. • The Public are most .respek.thilly intortned, tlr7t The. Forty Thiev:s, atter theensniog week, must be laid asi.to account o: the prepalations tor the new . Mete Drarnai will h., prodiri.ed-in a iew ears: • 0:1 ;rald./ .; ,K, ti oanal ; with Tite.Forty '1 IhiC , C3. On Tile:it:ay, Tire:Cabinet ; Prince Mr..braharn (heing his ties? ;,ppe.Arance :h . 's' Season) ;. Peter, Mr. Dowfon; Constantra, •M•ts - .-1-1 Sid(l ,, ns ; Floretta,• Mrs: Mountain. Witti, %' he I rwan..ta ; Altutach Delany, Mr, johns , aile. • Aim on Wecinesday, Pjzarro. UNCOMMON RICH 'WHEEL Contailis - Prizos of ‘20,;:oo • 10.C13a S,coo 1,000 cR C. .c. UESD . AY, - MAtrubei• 4th . , is the next Day's Half iiarter. Ticket - ,C ty 17 0 s 2 0 Sixteenth 2 II 6 6 o It is necessary fort hose who niean to be in Fortune's way, and get rich tYy ventiirnig a small Sulu, to make their P chases - before the next Day ot . Drawing', or they may hellis uppointed, as there are very leW Tickets Jelt on hand. "ITAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, N0..93, Roya! Exchange, I.orkt.n, are selling K Errs ana RES in . the present STATE. LOTT ER Y, warranted imdrawti h. TUESDAY, November 4, will be the next Day of Draw- ing. • ' - Letters (post-paid) duly answered. BROOKE. and. co. 2a7, _PiCcadillyi eStahlished tifiy.ihtee Years, areselling TICKETS:AAA SHARES, warranted undrawn. .The . W heel is uncommonly rica ; c.,iti taining. two Prizes-ot‘2o,ocol. two of . io,ocol. three of five c,f tovol. .Eight Days to draw. The Nnbiliiy and Pullin; whu intend to pur,:itase, are rearrested not to' delay, there beim; very few Tickets remaining on hand,,, owing to the , unprecedented great dentand. All Prizes sold at this 'Office. will be paid on demand. • TUESDAY, November:4, ►gill be the THIRD DAY of , ' • ' •'IIitAvVING , . , rrilE, Wheel is uncommonly rich in Capital and 1 othertrizes; and .no Lottery for' forty years past, at a n y reriod, was equal to this. r • HO DG ES, J'AINF.; and co. Stock 13 - miters, ..No. z, Con hell, '49, Oxford -street,. and. 44, St. jatnes's-street, Live TI,,CK ETS and SHARES on Sale on the best Tetms. • N. 1 .3. Prizes tr)atiy amount paid on Demand. . • . FOURTH OF NOVEMBLR. D GOODLUCK, and Co. re t the Public, the NEXT DAY of Drawing will E S DAY,' the 4th of November. • - RICH: WHEEL. 2 Prizes Of L : , ,noo 2 Prizcs of k 10,0,0 506 5,60-),.. .7 —,-- - 1-,0.)o &c. &C. N-r) FixecUCi•pitals.• TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undraWn, continue Sals'at the (!ttices, c , %7'ne.r of Rank Buildings, Cornhill, and facirie . ,•fhe Mews eharing-cross;by RICHA it D. ,SON, GO 'DLUCK, at;ci ;views, . - 4 , C ( IRNHLI L i arid §, CHARING-CaOSS. — Fr 131S1 - 1 respeeifu4 • acquaints his Friends that • the - riiiid Day of Drawing of the present Lottery •will be 'YU f• S AN, the 4th of November, and the Sale of Tickets - aid sl•ares has,beeri so treat as to reduce it to a cer tainty that every:midtown Ticket will be disposed of in a few f iheraore thos7 who wish to have a• Chance thr the numerous Capitals. with which the Wheel abounds, must be speedy in . their purchase. • Undrawn TI Ck E. TS and SHARES are selling, at pre; sent, at both of the above Offices, 'where ti,462, a Prize of 20,0001. the Virst Day (and the only one drawn;, was sold and registeid.' • TH E WHEEL CONTAINS. 2 'Prizes - of - • - £zo,ooo 2 - • . • 10,0 , 0 5000 1000 50a &c. &c. &c. Sixteen. Capital Prizes have. been shared and sold at the above Offices this present year. TO CANDIDATES FOR A SEAT IN • PARLIA, MENT. • . - _TO BE SOLD; • rent. per Cent under Prime Cost , . AVERY, Elegant LONDON-MADE CHAIR, for Chairing a New Eleeled Member. It was made for a Bank Director, who expected to have been retur ne d i cr the &rough a Reading, and is fitted in the most rich, ele t, and costly sty leimaginable, but has not been used," the bubble having burst !!!" on the Road, within five miles outs destination. 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Now first published, from the original Manu script, By the'Rev, 111 LI LIS • H UTCH NSON. - To which is prefixed, the 'Life of Mrs. I - IntchiusOn, written, by Hers,:lf, a Fragment. Printed for Longman, Hurst, kce, and'Orme er.row. :'PRICE SIXPEN't Es, GENERAL ELECTION. .To theGENTLEMEN,CLERGY, and FREETIOLDERS of the RAPE ot BRA M BER, anti the WORTHY EI.EC, TORS of the ,OROUGII of NEW SHOREHAM. • GENTLF.MEN, - • lEEG leave to return you my *arMest, Thanks fcr the very .11atteriug reception I have bet.:tihorienr.,6 wirh in the coarse of my Canvass, • which has siVen ine the highest gratification, and the strongest assurance of ultimate . st..,•es.. Permit ;inc to aCquaiiir ) ott,-that Tuesday next, th e 4th o f November, is - fixed for the Day of Eleetion:u when I anxiously hope-for a c o nti nuance.o f t hat ki n d Sap, port, for which 1, can 'never cease 'rest the deepett sense rot obligation and gratitude. I have the honor; rrt he, with the greatest Repel, • • GENTLE.MEN, Your very lair thil d.t client 1).tm?)1(• Servant. - - CHARLES MERRIH BURRELL ' Kneep, near West Gritnitcd, 0 ci..3 , 1806. To the WORTITY and INDEPENDENT FLECTORS, , of the 130,ROUGki of ,LEICESTER. GENTLENIFN - - ~ . ~• ' " • THE renewed mark of Confidence with w hi ( l ;,. youhave honoured us, by again - returning us as - yourr Reijresentatiires iu Parli i iirmot, cans f.,r our sinixrest Thanks., and kit - ratest Gratitude. We cannot but coot:Liu it as the clearest Testi , no;iv • f your Approbation of our, ,Conduct during the last Parliament; and.sve beg leave to assure you, that we ,N\ iii endeavour preserve your good Opinion, by a steady attention to the Dunes of the high and important Trust you have reposed in us. We are, . CNTI EATEN, Your most 0b14,6zt and edit Oft)! hurnhT^ .c , 7rvants, - S.--..%11111:1, SMITH, Tl4O-AIAS BAIA NGTON. Leicester, Od. zg, 18;.6. JAI ! a very nTmerons and most - respe&able Meet.; ing, of flu! FREFIIt )1.l) CRS.ot tite„ County of N111.)- . • 1.)1..L.51 . . X, held the3,st day of Oct tBo6 ; • • Sir \V M. GIBBONS, Rart. in the Chair: • • Resolved urianiniouSiy, That in the Opinion of this Meet. , ing, the Thanks - of the f:ounty are due to George Boulton • Mainwaring, Esq. fur having stood tOrward at the last tion for the County', in.oppositien t o Sir Fran. Burdett, Barr.. for the firmness with which he maintairfed so ard,ous a con teSt, and tar the assiduity t ability, and patriotism, With which he has sustained the character of a Member of Parliament Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Mecth4g, be given to Win. Mailiwaring, Esq. for hiS • long unwearii!.it' and 'adive v Public Services, and tor. his uniform attention to - the . ' literests of the County of MiAlpsex. • ResylvethUnanimously, 'Filar it is the Opinion of this th. ; tt. Wip ; Melkish, ksq is a ;italic! proper P ersuu t o re , present the COuri'ty of Middlesex iii ~'::rlsainej f.•• • . Resolved onanimmrsly, That Original pretensions pia uniform conduct or Sir Francis'i:urdett have bi.!en. invariably • ofr...nsive 'to the Nlajor t itv re,.!h,:iders of this Cottn'ty ; but that if the past cook; hive h,:en for4iven, the senti,ments c ,, ntained in last An:::•e,:s to the . Freeholders of Mitl-lle,et must irritate thcmls: tranq oil 'mind ; eVely lionotirablt' Man, , Ott' - every party, pi-Ove.:; ior to be'disloya! to-the best •of Kino, inimical to the true interest and Oory of the hest of Coun tries, and totally unworthy to become our - Representaii:ve iu Parliament; , That this Meeting will therefore strennously oppose his Election to that. Situation, .and' invite the immediate, at..l;ve and unremitting assistance' of every man loyal fo his Kind, etc_ voted to the support of rational and conskitutional Liberty, and detesting revolutionary Principles, perjury, bribery,' and guilt. . . . . Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of ttris Meeting be,givtn to Sir Win. G;iil*is, Bart.-for his upright, able, 3114 impartial Conducl in the Chair. WILLIAM GIBBONS, Chairaun. TotheGENTLEMEN, CIA:RC:YowI FREEHOLDERS ' • •of the COUNTY of,AIIDDLESEX. YOUR late and worthy, Member, Mr. George Boulton Mainwaring, ha;ing withdrawn hinisellon the present occasion,, I am emboldened to oiler myself : to , your notice. as your Representative, in consequenc - e - ogthe very flattering assurances-of Support, which .1 have this day re c.ei vett. Having aaively :exerted - inyself during the last four years in the Vindication of yourßights and the Preservation Of your Inl::riencielice, and having a lively feeling for•the Prosperiky of the County of Middlesex, hi' which I -have I . ).:en a resident the whole of my life, I humbly submit my Claim to your attention. I know the futility of professions—l- make none—l 'come forward - to l'esist Him of whose .professions you know too much—lnviolably attached to the hest of Kings, n solicitous for the imOntenance of • the best of Constitutions, I pledge myself to that line of Coodua- which an ardent zeal for my Country's.Welltare cannot fail to inspire. • • I have sat in Parliament during the- last ten years—theex. ,perience of my past, must be the pie‘ige of my future, condutl. And as I then' ae,ed, so shall I continue to att,-honesty and independently—with the additional impulse to exertion ‘vhich the . Representation of the first County in. the Kingdom a trords„ and with the fullest determination to execute, with diligenee and fidelity, the Manifold Duties its Interests nxturre.. - 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the 11;,zhest Respe6, Your most devoted Servant, " WILLIAM Buck-hill Park. To the ELECTORS'of WESTMINSTER. Barnaby Moor, Od. 29, Ifk6. GENTLEMEN, MY abspne6 from London prevented, me from le;:rniuz; - till yesterday that your Votes and Interest have been publicly s ,licited by Sir Samuel The courage and exerticinstvirked by that officer a t T ot ,. lon, at Aboukir,' at Tenerill, and various . other instance, prove, that, in his capacity . as - a Captain of the Navy, he is entitled to the highest - praise—while the recent Capture of lour French Frigates by a Squadron under his command; and the severe Misfortune which ben] him lon that occasion, must interest in his favour every individual who is capable' of appreciating naval skill and cnterprize. Unfortunatel, however, for Sir Samuel flood, his'exer lions have not been'contined Within the limits of his profes- - sioh,l but have been exercised in a Civil DeLiartnient, in such a• manner as will enable you to determine how far his prnei ples, his modes of ailing, and his official declarations, can be tolerated in a Candida e for the Representation of the 'first' City in the British Empire. • Asa reward, I Presume, for his distinguished Naval Ser:- vieeS, he was appointed, in the year a. , 2, Third Commis sioner for the Government of Trinidad ; at - the same tune _ Governor Pidon was appointed Second, and I was named as. First Commissioner. . ' Ddring the peri..id in which - Sir Samuel Hood executed the duties of that office, he committed , arityus ads, which became the subject of serious cliarr,eS against him, and which rediain still pending before the Lords, of- His Majesty's Council their Lordships having intimated their intention of postpon ing;the conside , ation of them until the more serious charges against his Col teague, Colonel l'idon, were disposed of. .! . The partieuhrs of-these,transactioni , are detailed. in, my Ad dress to that-11.4-lit Honourable Tribunal, of which copies or Extiaas shall be' print cti circulated,for the informatiba on. he Electors of W-ctioinster.. • . In the mean while it is sufficient to specify,' that Sit Sa— muel flood:sr:m(1s arraigned of having conurred with 'Colo nel PiEton in commiftitig acts Of .aggression ag.linst British Subjects unkr his nr , ;tetion ; anSthat exposed the to , a se:ne ofanarciiy, by suing.it chitimation, dated April e. 7, iSo3, difeatly violating the king's authority : and cotnniantt. !have the honour to he, with great 11.c.:61, MEN, •"' Your inost ti if Li: and obedient Servant,. W. FULLAItTON, &Atzililß - TT:7, 4 : 0- 7 "'-- - IqlZl 4 .---- , .. "~~,~ T E -- • :_, .:44; 1 t*-4- 7 t v kfe ' u- 0 SA 1u R D Y, ,N 0 E.SI)3ER 1 ~. 1806. This Day was published, In iSmo. 'new Edition, price sewed, THE GOLDFINCH; being a .ColleEtion of the most esteemed . Nlodern Songs,in the. English Lan- guage Printed for Vernor. Hood. and Sharpe; Longman, Hurst; Rees, and Orme ; and B. Crosby and . 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Printed for 1. Day, zz, Fetter lane. Fleet-street. Where may he had, the riiat of Daiid Robertson, for Unnatural Crimp, price as. ; Col. Passingr•.am, Ter a Horrid Conspiracy; ►s. ;. C4ulfield, De►inyss, and Jaciis, for Crirn. Con. price 6d. eart► VICTU4LLING-Omcg, •. . , • 187'6 MITE COMMISS I O N E R S for PICTUALLIA 0 ' ills 1 1/11E1') . 's ,V,it'Y do ‘rerely give Notice, T. , :az on Friday, the 710 s). November, they Will •be ready to :receive Tender,„ in writing (eafe up), 4 : •, , ,/ treat for the suppyi,g. FRESH BEEF., to 111 f ItLjekty's Ships and Pessels at lito, Leith Roads, and the FriM Q/ • Edink f vgb, for Twelve Months certain, from tb,; 17th of j:erttier, sevtil Six ALnthi Tvarning shall he gi: , en on either si.ie /a- the htsnination of the Cont, ail : to be paid for payer ;le, with Interest, ninetr days after date. --- The Conditions of the Contra may be seen -at the Secretary's ai rots qffice ; or .hy applying to the Colleaor of ills Ma. jesy's Cuoloms at'Leith. No regard will be -bad to any Tender in nchich the Price shall not k insetted is words at 'length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said' Friday the 7th of , N,venther next; nor unless the Person 24. 1 b2 makes the fender, or some. Perron on his &ball, attends, to answer, when called fat 6'ICT UALL INC_ 01. E, OE7. 26, r& , 6. -tFIE C OMMISSIONLRSfor,VICTUALLING = His MiI:JEST 1"!1' .W. , 1!"1" d; hereby give ;N,tire, That on Monday, the 171 h day of Novrnther next, th.y. will Gt react), to receive ".1 enders, •in wr;til. , g (,eafed 'up), and treat lor Two . tnndr e d Th ;u : ran d EST INDIA RUM, Cr , ; _f FOR.BIGN• BRAN . D.Y, ti be deliveeed, One Half tLe space of.Cne Month, and the ponarnder tine Month alrerwardr," into nit tiljevt)!J. PiBkrdi:iix Shit , at l'orl$m"" a. 74 t PO' mouth., in the 1 9 /10-iqn g fortsfnouth, , Plymouth . • - too 'ego' 2;0',c10o Gallons ; and to be paid fr.r by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninetyd.ll.s' after dale. • . N. ;B. N. Tender vvii'Lbe accepted sinless the Qualtityq Rum and of Braigj , , tegether 7eitb the Prices there,f, shall be separate ?y and distinll4 , stated : n,r any lie,der be 4 , lmittedfor a less Q,antity than Ten Thousand of either /Ir(iele. The Conditi'ms of the Contrucls mg be se-n at the Secrets y's Office . No regard will Ge had,* au Tender is: .which the Price•shall not he inserted in words at le , :gth, or thatAall not he, delivered to the Hoard before 01: e uiCkfk 'al the said illsrliqy, the t7th.cf N,vens::.er next, nor wiles:- the Person who maker the Itndrt, or some Persoli Es4l tia behalf, attends, to anwer,. when called for. EAST 1;111)111 Oebber 31, 1306. THE COURT ofDIRECTORS 'of the UNITED co lird,vl - of Kcli A.vrs of ENGLAND trains tw the East Ardie; do hereby give Notice, 7 &lithe) , be ready . to receive Pi optah, in writing, at any time Gn or helve If echesday the tzth Nov. next, lvon any Persons whe , may be willing to Lett, jar fay' Voyager, a g od G.lpet b%rt.m“.l SH P,- of the from .5 00 to j5O Ton v, Builder's illeasui men:, which has ieen repairer/ aNet fuel jot the said C.anpany's Service. Copy ,qf the Terms ard Conditions on • Ickich the said Ship Zvi!l 6e ehgagei ask the Company's Setn..ice, may be bad on application to .1/P. yames aggan,Clci to the. Commi,vee cn or diter Tours,Aty next, the 411., .November. lb;-Tend'ers,' with the words Ship Teller" on.th aver, to be several& sealed 11, geed left b , the Secretary, at or befire T dye ''Click at 1V0,,747, on the said i.2th- November, boond which Iva"- no Tender will be rtCfk'td. q 711.11, I RAMS AY, Steretitv. HERTFORDSHIRE. * . 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