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MATHEWS ; Robin, Mr. RUSSELL; • .Biiiilianr; Mr. COOKE ; Servant, Mr. WEIIB. • Dorothy, Mrs., BLAN D ; Louisa, Mrs. MATHEWS . ; Nelly, Miss MENINGE ; Margaretta, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Tomorrow, the Mountaineers, -with' The Wedding Day. On Thursday, The School lot Friends, with The Forty Thieves.' Ann on Saturday, Much Ado About Nothing.. A New - Nleto Drama is in preparatiou,.and will be pro.' 4uced in-the course of few days.. . • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: TO -MORROW EVENING; Oat. 29, isoG, will be performed PIZARRO. • Pizarro, Mr. POPE ; Rolla,. Mr KEMBLE ;' And Elvira, Mrs. siDuaNs; - " WI ill THE MIDNIGHT HOUR— On Thursday, Love'in a Village ; with Katharine and 'retruchio, On Friday,-Speed the Plough; witif - The Highland Reel: On Saturday, King Henry the Eighth 4 , with Three Weeks After Mioria,ze; being the last night King lienry - V 111.. can be ailed for some .time, on, account of the preparations for the Tragedy of-Coriolanus, which will be produced on Mon day next, with entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. TRANSPORT SrRVIOE. AGENERAL MEETING of the OWNERS of SHIPS in the TRANSPORT SERVICE, under the old Charters, will he held at -Batson's Coffee-house , on Thursday e 6th Day of Noiember next, on Business of Importance. By Order, ATCHESON and MORGAN. Austin Friars, Odober 25, 1806. NEW. SOUTH WALES. THE several BILL-HOLDERS and other-CBE DIToRs of Mr. WILLIAM COX, Paymaster of the New South Wales Corps; are requested to meet - t 13at , son's Coffee-house, in Cornhill, London, on Wednesday the agth Day of-Oaubei instant , et One o'Clock precisely, ,vl , ett . some Proposals will be laid before them,respeainB the Li quidation of their Claims. BROOKE and Co. 237, Piccadilly, established it(y-three years, arescilingTlU ETS and SHARES, warra, t_d undtztwo T utic . ,intrionly rich ;von t/lining wo Prizes of"2.0:0031. two of 10,0001. three of Five of toool. Zre &c:.. and only Eight I.):,ys to draw. file . Nobility and Pii.ic who intend to purchase, are requested not to delay, there being very , few Tickets remaiilng on hand, owing to the unprecedented great demand. All Prizes told his Office will be paid on demand. TUESDAY, Noveu►ber 4, will be the THIRD DAY of D P:A WING. THE Wheel is unconmi6nly rich in. Capital and other Prizes, and n.) Lottery for forty years past, at any period, was equal to this. 1-LODGES, PAINE, and . Co. Stock Brokers, No. 2, COnlital," 149, Oxford-street, aryl 44, St.- james's•street, have T I Cic ETS and SHA It ES on Sri.. on thz. best Terms. N.B. l'nzes to any amount paid on Demand. FOURTH OF NOVEWER lIICHARbSON, - GOODLOCK, and Co. re speafully acquaint :the N kXT DAY of ;awing will be on 'it) ES DA Y•othe 4th of NOveiiiber„ 'RICH . • a Prizes of ,c20,n00 2 Prizes of ,C 3 - 5,00: • 7 ' soo • - 1,000 &C. &C. No Fixed C.pitals. TICK P.TS ,and-SHAK ES, warranted undrawn,..contiphi on Sale at the Offices ' corner of Bank and tieing the King's Mews, Charing-cross, by RICHARD_ SON, GOoDLUCK,- and Co. 11.OLLAND, WAISTELL, and HORTON, Pa tentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, No. 09,' High Holborn, have obtained His Majesty's Pa.ents England, Scotland, and Ireland, frir the fo;ioNNiiig articles; viz. BIRDS-DOWN HOSI ERY.:---This Hosiery they make of the tine doWn of Swans, Eider Ducks, and other Birds, . mixed with line Wool ; it is very delicate, and warmer than any other except - the Patent Fleecy Hosiery, and as it does • riot shrink in wasiiiiig it is consequently very durable. HOSIERY made - of MILLED WORST E great d-led in all Worsted Hosierris its sluinking in wasbing; but • this isssufficiently obviated by millingthe worstedlireill-SO y to its being manufadured. frus operation on ifielcro r ifed .renders the,hose.made of it txtre.mely beautiful and durable. These Patent Articles are to, be had of the Patentees, and, by - their appointm,itt, of the mbst respridalale Hosiers in butte Town and Country ; also plain Hosiery, in a great variety of new Articles of their invention, arnoilg. which is the' Under clothing of various description's, tor both' Ladies and Gentle men; and also their Parent FL-Tcy llosiery, so greatly recoin mended .4 the Faculy, ‘as being highly conducive to the heaitn.and comfort of mankind. • . 'A NEW REVIEW - . On Thursday, the. ist 'Day of January, will ,be published, • price Halt-a-Crown, the First Number of.a, New Review, to be continued Monthly, under the title cif THEOXFORD REVIEW ; or LITERARY " CENSOR, containing Analyses,. CritiCisins, andOpi &lions, of New Books, English and Foreign, written , • By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. PLAN AND ADVANTAGES OF THIS WORK. I. The Writers are Gentlemen Wholly unconneeled with Literary Factions', or with the trading I nterests'of Publishers. 2. They have been induced to volunteer their services as Guardians of Literature, 'consequence of . the numerous abuses to which Periodical Criticism has lately been exposed rim imany of the existing Reviews.' . 3. As •resident .Memlit.rs of the first • University in' the world, their easy access'to literary authorities of every their means of constant literary coniminneatidn, and their other numerous local advantages, especially nualify - thern to undertake the office of Censors of the public Press,._ • 4. Every Book shall be. reviewed aceordihg to the pro fessed object of its Writer, and every Writer shall be candidly judged according to his own principles. • . Issuing from a Seat .of Learning, which has always been justly regarded as the bulwark of the Church and State, this Review will be stedfastly devoted to the interests of 'the 'Established Religion and Government of the Country. 6. Every Book•which appears within the British Empire, and which has been publicly advertised, or has been commu nicated to the Editors, shall, .without exception, be nOticed.• in this Review Within three months after-its appearance.. 7. The Reviewed Works shall be classed systematically , under the. general Headset' Literature to which they respett-" ively belong. 8. Notices of Foreign • Literature.shall , form a regulai • ppr tlon.of every Number, and arrangements have been maile:hyi which they will be early and comprelie..t . .ive. - • Printed by S !art, r and Munday, High-street, Oxford • sold by I Cooke and 1. Parker ;by 1: Deighton, C-ambridge W. Creech, - Edinburg ; 1. Archer, Dublin; and by I Hatehard, J. White, R. Phillips, H. D. Symonds, and W. I. and j. Richardsons, London ; also by all ether , libel Lep ) • and by all Ne wsmen and Dealers an Books, 'p TUES. D 4 1 OCTOBER 28, 1800. • PICTUALLING 7 OFFICE, •- . . • - I 017. 0,36 T HE COM IVIS'SIO.NERSfor ncTu . HIS MAYESTY'r. NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 7th of November, they will be ready to rreeive' Te)iders,• in writing (scale:2 up), and trial for the supplying of FRESH BEEF to Hie Majesty's Ships and Pessels at Leith, Leith. Roads, and the Frills of Edinburgh, .hr Twelve Months certain, front the , s7th of that ;Moitt.,s ;..and, further, until Six Montht , warning shall be gi•z:eh on either side for the termination of Co'ntraa ;to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after"date. - • • , The'C'onditillts' of the Contrail may be seen at ibe &treaty's Office,.,tist this Office ; or ky appiying to the colle,go, of his Ma jesty's Customs at Leith. No regard will be had to any Tender i,n zohieh'the Price shall not be'insetted in words at /evil), o'r that. shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock. on the said Friday - the 'pi 'of November next ? nor _unless the Person --who snake: the 1 endo , or, some Perron en his behalf, attends, to 'answer, When callcdfot , • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • • • • - Oct " THE COMMISSIQNERSfor VICTUALLING qt , rA .74s Tr; NA v Y do hereby give Notice, That an Friday the 3tst of October inst. Mr.. Milh , their Agent at Pty.:. nr,rah, will be ready in receive Tenders , ' in writing (sealed up), for such vidniities oj.KILN DRIED ENGLISH YEAS E, :behest _q uality, as the espedive Deafer: therein . may think pro per to offer ; to be delivered in the • ifiace of Chte'_Month, free Of all charge and risk t 2 itir Majesty, ipto flit Majestfi's ..Stores ,at that Port ; and t, be paid los by Bills, payable, with in terest, ninety days aperdate. . . . . .N: B. N. Proposal for a less quantity than Twenty-five Quarters will be attended to. The Conditions fit the Contrail may' be leen at the Office ttf the , -Agent Fieluallerr-at Plymouth aforesaid. Noregard will,he hal to a , yTender in which the Price. shall be i): , erted in words at length, or th a t shall not . be delivered to befire Oite,o'Clock on the said &Woo the 31st of Oato . 6er.inst. nor unless the Person who makes the lender, di some Pi tips: cn his hehalf, attends, to answer, when called for. /UNCOMMON RICH WHEEL • Contains - Prizes of - - - k20,r00 10,003 3 , - - - . ' 5,000 S - - s3o &c. &c. TUESDAY, November 4th, is the next Day's Drawing. Ticket • . 4ry ;7. 0 Half . - 10 . 3 0 Eighth Quarter 5 a c Sixteenth 2 1 1 6 1 6 0 It is necessary for those who mean ti be in. Fortune's way, and get rich by ventnrin ,, ,a.small Sum, to make their Pur chaes before the next Day of Drawing, or they may be diS ai)pointet4 as there inc .very few Tickets left on hand. HAZARD, . BURNE, and .Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, Royal Exchange, London, are -selling TIC- K LTS alit" SHARES in'the - .present s - rATE ,- LoTTE It Y, warranted undrawn. TUESDAY, November 4, will be the next Day of Draw , ing. Letters C•post-paid). duly answered. GENERAL ELECTION. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON. GENTLEMEN, rir H E Sheriffs . having appointed FRIDAY; the -IL 31st inst. for the Eledion of Four Gentlemen to Repre serit you in the ensuing Parliament, allow me most earnestly to : solicit the hOnour of yolir attentlanee , 'on that day,, at Eleven o'Clock, in support, of my Nomination. The unparalleled success, warm friendship, and diStinguished kindness, which have crowned my Canvass with the most flattering prospea front every quarter, impel tne most san guinely to rely, -that the ieal so freely promised will mini-' test itself by your early and numerous attendance, to baffle every' attenipt Witich may be made:to ,defeat this proud ob .jed of My ambition. Thus encouraged, I feel animated by the expedation, that my gratitude and fidelity in the high and responsible situation of your Representative wilt be call ed into aCtion ; and, believe me, Gentlemen, as Tong as my life shall be spared, that they sftal I not be looked for in vain. I have the honour to be, GENTLEMEN, Your most faithfUl. humble Servao, JAMES SHAW, Mayor. Mansion-House, P. S. The imperious duties of the Chief Magistracy have unavoidably denied me the first gratification of my heart, which would otherwise have urged ine to a distind personal application to every individual, for the honour of his Suffrage; and I therefore trust, that such an omission will not be 'im puted to negle6l,- butnecessity. To the AVORTilY'and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LONDON. GENTI:F.MEN, • VIE DISSOLUTION of PARLI A MENT ing now, publicly announced, I' beg leave most respea. fully to solicit your Votes and Interest, to be Re-elected one of your Representatives. The importance of that sacred Trust at this eventful crisis cannot but awaken the most serious refledion in those who undertake the faithful discharge of its duties. I can chal, lenge the strictest inquiry into . the zeditude of my condua in the late 'Parliament, and feel happy in the convilion, that no personal consideration has influenced, or shall influence me, - should I be once more honoured with your confidence. `The local concerns and interests of my Constituents shall ever continue to command my best attention, While it shall be my constant exertion to prove myself a faithful Repre sentative of the tomnions of the . l7nited Kingdom. Impressed With these sentiments, I request your support on the day of EleCtiori, when your early attendance will confer the highest obligation on, " GENTLEMEN, Your faithful humble Servant, CHARLES PRICE. TotheGENTLEM EN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY bt YORK. GENT !AMEN, pAR LIAMENT being DISSOLVED, take the earliest opportunity ,in my . povrer of communicating to you ray intention of again offering mysel fa Candidate for the honour of,representing you in Parliament: • A period of Ten Years having;elapsed - since 1 was first placed in the high and honourable situation of your Repre, sentativc, I trust I' may, without presumption, rest my hope of future Support rather upon your judgment of my Publict Conduel, than upon general pl - olesSions: 1 am anxicus, however; to myself of this opportu nity of expressing the'decp tense of Gratitude I feel for th'e liberality and indulgence 1 have already experienced from you upon all occasions since I have been engaged in the execution of weighty and important Duties ; to discharge • whim with fidelity has been the continued ObjeCt of my endeavotn - s. Should 1 again be deeined.worthY of the honour. of being one of the Representatives of this great County, I shall be most thankful for your Support. I have the Honour to be, With the greatest respea, Gentlemen, Your obliged and most obedient humble Servant, • HENRY LASCELLES. •_ I c Rarewooci House, Oa. 24, 1806. STATE Lp - r - rE it V. • . T HE only Ca p ital divided into Shares in the • pre- Scat I.or:ery is N0..7157, a Prize or to,oool. which was sold in one Qu;!rter r two, Eioth, and eight Sixteenth Shares, b-q SW i FT-and•Go, ,at-their Orlices ' ,No: i 1,. Pon ltrv, and No. iI, Chari,g-cross, where TICKF. - 1 3 and Sll Altt S. are still on Sale, warrantcd s tincirawn. The next Day of, Draw ing rs•Tursday, Nnvember.4. The following Capitals are remaining in the Wheel : 2 Prizes 0fk2,,0a0 alt k40,0c0 • 2 ' - .. .. ' 10,000 - 20,000 3 - - - .5093 - Yi,c.o,) 5 - - - , 1000 - 5000 _. 7 - - - 500 - .35'•x) . . • • &c. lec.• &c. . . . _ _ • SWIFT and Co. recoil - In - lend to their Friends, who intend to purchase or exchange their small IPrizes; not, to delay them applieafions, as the whole of the above .Capitals are floating in the Wheel, and it is possible nay be all 41rwii on the very next Day ; independent of which, it is certain, trorn the pre sent demand, that very feW can 6e left for Sale after'the'next Drawing ; but as long as any remain, they will, ye on Sate at the (Aces, No. it, Poultry, and • , No, lz (haring cross. 4 , 'COIZNHIL f„ and 9, 'CHARING-CROSS. IBIS Fl respthfully ,acquaints his - Friends that • the Third'Day:of Drawing of the present:Lottery Nviif Ir. TUESDAY, the 4th of November, and the Sale of TiCkets and, Shares has been so gfeat as to reduce it to a cu.- ttinty that every undrawn Ticket will be disposed .of in a few days ther , 4ore those who:wish to have a Chance for :Le numerous Capitals with which the Wheel abounds, 'must he speedy in their purchase., Uralrawn TICKETS and SITAR LS are selling, at pre sent, at bpth of the, above Offices, where c,462, a Prize of 20,0001 i the first Day (and the only one drawh), was sold and registered. - THE WHEEL-CONTAINS 2 PriLC . S Of - £20,00a 2' - - lo,cro 3 - - tiooo . 5 - ' 1000 7 - -" - - -5 0 a &c. 'Sec. &c. Sixteen Capital Prizes have been shared and sold at the abovePffices this present year. • STATE. LOTTERY, 146. ' T . UESDA'ir, the 4th . - of November, will be the next Ooy of Wowing,. after 'Which there will remain but Seven D e oys . .triere to draw ; -and from the following ex. traortlinary rich State of the• Wheel, namely— • 2 - Priziki el -•-- . ‘20,000 , 2 - .: • - - -, .: 10,000 • 3 - -- - - - - - 5,000 S- - - - - . ... 1,000 Soo • 'Besides tool. &c. &d. . . . An early P : urchase, is recommended by _J. BRANSCOMB and. •Co. . - Proprietors of the Lucky Offices; No. t 1, Holborn, No. 37, Coruhill, and ' No. 38, Haymarket,. Piccadilly ; where the following Capital Prizes were sold in 25 . 7 Shares, in the lost and 'present ) ear; namely Nos. - • - X Nos. Z . 333 0, - - - • 1 0 ,0 1.3,747, - -- - to,oeo 17,477, -- - . roao 45 0 , - - 7 23,000 21,69, - - ' -, 1010 9219, - - - 20,000 16,8,-,1, -' - ,- 2900 .11,643, - - - . 20,000 17,91,- - • . 2000 766, - - - 20,001) 1,9 , 5, - - 4 0 77% - 5 000 k 7757, - - - 20,022 Likewise No. 12,7,19,_ - 25,0091. With L 2 Prizes of cool. and a great tioinber of: tool. sol. &c. and where 7 . 1 CK ETs and ES re now selling in great variety of Numbers, as cheap as at ai.y Licensed OWce in England. and the eailLsi account sent Adventurers, if .e -gistered. • , All Orders front the Country, with a Remittance, duly Attended to. • To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY. of LoN do N. GaNTLEMEN, T HE Parliament being now Dissolved, I avail myself of the earliest oppattunity to express how anxious I am to be honoured with the renewal of your Con fidence, and, to re'qucst the Favour of your Votes at the ap proaching Eledion. The St*esman whom, of, all others, I admired and • revered is no more ; but I give most chea'rfully to His Ma-. jesty's present Ministers my. approbation, and I cannot but think that the frank and plain Statement of the Origin, Pro gress; and End of this late Negotiation with the French . Go vernment, has made on the Public Mind a favourable impress sion of their dignified CortduCt. In soliciting your Suffrages for the various Situations to which you have been pleased to elect me, Imever had - any Views of Emolument to myself; to be the Objed of your . Favour was my greatest Pride ; a sense of Duty was my Guidance; and yOU'r Approbation, so frequently and So flat teringly expressed, has been my ample ,Reward. If you honour 'me again, with your Confidence, you may, rely Upon my Fidelity . . With every Sentiment Of 'Resped and Gratitude, I have the Honour to be, GENTLEMEN, Your much obliged and humble Servant, H. C. COMBE. Guildhall, ()et. 25, 1806. To the G EN TLE M EN,GL ERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of SOMERSET. TN consequence of the DISSOLUTION of PAR LIAM ENT, I appoint .a Meeting of the Gentlemen, . Clergy, and Freeholders, of the said County, to be held at Wells, on Monday the 3d Day of November next, at Twelve O'Clock at Noon precisely, for the purpose of Nominating prOper . Persons to represent the said County in the ensuing Parliament. CLIFTON WHEAT, Sheriff. 'Batton, Off. 23, 'BO6. TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of SOMERSET. NAV-LNG received His Majesty's Writ for the Eleaion of:Two Knights to serve for the said' County , in the ensuing Parliament ; 1 hereby give Notice, that' i shall prOceed to such Eleuion at the Town Hall, at I yelchester, in the said County, on Friday the Seventh Day of November next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon.—Dated the z6th Day of Odlober, 18°6. CIAFTON WHEAT, Sheriff. CITY pt LINCOLN. THE WORTHY FREEMEN of the. CITY of • LINCOLN are earnestly requested not tat engage their Votes, as a Gentleman of real ,Independent Principles,, and firm attachment to the Constitution, intends offering him self as a Candidate, and soliciting their Suffrages, previous to' the leEtion, and trusts the Lltaors will'unite with him in endeavouring to rescue this ancient and reSpetbible City from its present degraded State of Representation. London, Oacker 25, •iBo6. • [PRICE SIXPEN(E6 GENERAL ELECTION. Tothe6ENTLEME . ,CLERCV - ,and FREEHOLDERS,, of theNCOUNTY of SUSSEX. CENTLEKEN, . • • - • • THE Di . solation of Parliament haviti&e taken place, I do myself the Honour of again offering my Services to RepreSent you. I have endeavoured to execute the.great Trust repOsed in 'me to the utmost of my abilities, and have not intentionally deviated from my Duty to you and to my Country. • , I have the honour to remain, GENTLEMEN, Four most grateful and obligedbumble Servant, JOHN Rosehill, October 27, 1805. To the C ENTLE MEN,CLERG Y, FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. GENTLE. N, 'THE DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT hav ing taken place, I feel it necessary to &age, that it is my intention again to offer my Service. •I cannot permit this Opportunity to pass without return. ing 'my partic►rlar and warmest Thanks to Friends, whose kind Partiality, More than any 'Merits of my own,%placed me in my late distinguished Situation. To the best of any knowledge, I have pursued an indepen dent and honourable line of Parliamentary Duty, and never made the Confidence reposed in Footstool of My—A at bition. Thus, I hope, my public condud has been such as to leave no room for censure., and that I return the important Trust ectrifided to me unsullied. Be assured; that if you again Eled me as one of your Re. presentatives - , I shall ever entertain a high sense of the ho nour conferred on me, and that I shall remain with much respel and regard, GENTLEMEN, Your very grateful, obliged, and obedient Servant, GI,LBERT HEATHCOTE. Normanton Park, oa. 25, 18c6. NOTTINGHAM ELECTION. T HE tie&ors . for Nottingham in the Interest of -Mr. BIRCH are requested to suspend giving any pro- Tri ' ise of their Votes. A Deputation from Mr. Birch's CoMMittee will very sitcrtly visit the Burgesses and Freeholders resident in Lon don and its Vicinity, to solicit their Suffrages, and will make ferioWn-the modes of sOnveyance to 'the place of Eleelion. °Sober 24, IE6. To the INDEPENDENT BURGESES, and FREE- 110 LDERS of 4 the TOWN of NOTTINGHAM. GENTLEMEN, ALTHOUGH I have not persdnallrhadthe "L•ho nour on any former occasion to be chosen to represent you in Parliament, yet my Gratitude is not the less towards you, for the kindness which my Family have received from you on many occasions ; and be assured,, that Whatever may be your determination at the approaching F legion, I shall acknowledge my sense of obligation to . you to the latest pe riod of my life._ • I am fully sensible of the importance of the Trust which I have solicited at your hands;, and if I Should be so happy as to succeed in thiS, the highest object of my . ambition, I pledge myself to discharge \ most faithfully the Duties st upright and independent Member of Parliament ; and I at the same - time assure . yOu it shall ever - be my study to promota the Prosperity ;of this my native Tewn.' Until my arrival here a few days ago I never hearl that • • ritiY'set of Men had dared to attempt tiitake away the Rights of the Burgesses of Nottingham, by inclosing the Fields aid Meadows; and I sincerely declare to you that such a mea sure has now, and ever will have, my decided disapprobation ; and it I should have the honour . . to be the Lobjed of your choice, I will ever give it my most determined opposition. Ac soon as a Dissolution of Parliament has taken.pjacc, 1 shall have the pleasure, in conjunction with my worthy Friend, Mr. Coke, to pay my respells in person to every um of you, when I earnestly hope that we shall both meet wi s tlr your Countenance and Support; and in thornean time I beg leave to assure you that I am, and ever shall be, Gentlemen; Your much, obliged, And most faithful humble Servant, 10fIN SMITH Nottingham, oet, 22, ISA;