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Dun tersvn, ;s; T. oii and Leith; rtvicK , n, Ve y moss ra I3ot, St;paic~. it:.a uii- .t THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. '`HIS: PRESENT -EVENING,- Jan. 24, 1806, will be perfumed THE TRAVELLERS r . Or, MtISIC's FASCINATION. with entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &ci. The Overture and NI usic corn posed by Mr. Corn. Ad 1 —Charaders in China. Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. EL LISTON; Koyan (his Companion), Mr I3RA HAM ; O'Gallacher, Mr..IOANSTONE ; The Elnperocof China; Mr. POWELL ; Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATHEWS -, findora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL' ; Celinda, Mrs. MO UNTA IN. • Act IL—Characters in Turkey. Mustapha (the - Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY; Chief Aga of the I anizaries, Mr. IG NUM ; • Sapid, Mrs. BLAND; A Dance of Turkish,Slaves. Aa 111. and I V.--Charaders in Italy. '• -Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND; The Marchioness of Merida, Signora STORAC E. A Dance of Lazzaroni. •• Aa V. —('haraelers la England. Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. DOW TON; Buntline , an old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY. wird TWO STRINGS TO. YOUR BOW. ',az:trill°, Mr. CHJEgRY ; Doti Pedro, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Don SdlICllO, Mr. DORMER; Odavio, Mr. HOLLAND ; „ I erdinanch Mr. DE' CAMP ; Clara, Mrs. DORMER; ° Leonora, Mrs. SCOTT; Maid, Miss MENAGE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6th Second Price 2s. tallery 2s. SecOnd Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6il.—No Money to be returned. Tile Door. will be opened at Halt east Five, and the Play at Hall.past Six. • The New Operatic Drama of The Travellers, performed for tne second time last night, was again received with Uni versal applause, will , be repeated on Monday, Wednesday, anu Friday next. Ti,..inot row, - the new Comedy of The Schboi for Friends, with `lnc Sleeping Beauty. 1.,AT1,1:,..1r0Y Al„ COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 24, 11306, will he pertw . mect TANCRED AND SIGISMUNDA. Tancred, Masier BETTY ; . Mr. MU RitAy ; Osmond, Mr. CHAPMAN . . Sigismunda, -Mias• SMITH. To which will be aridcd, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called . HARLEQUIN's MAGNET ; Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN L §(_YKCERER. HarWquin, Mr. BY R E Pantaloon, . Mr. L. -BOLOGNA; 7: Fylla, a Scandinavian. Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss SEARLL. -Boxes 6s. L .Pit . is. 6d. 'Gallery .' . Upper Gallery ts. The Pantomime of Harrequiii'S Magnet ; or; The Seandi itavian Sorcerer, continuing to be received with unbounded applause, will be repeated every Ev'ening, till Tuesday; *hen it must be withdrawtion.account al-the performance of a New. Musical Entertainment; called, "We Fly by Night." • To-morrow, The Man of the -World. n N!londay, - Mrs. S iddon w ill perform the Character of. Elvira, in the Play of Pizarro GRAND LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING - FEliEl.liAltY 3, 1806. F • - are - ,C 60,000 - - 5:00 • 15,000 , - 6000 - - - Loo ••• gO.OO 20 - • sqo /bet ) . 120 - - - 6900 . 5000 First-driwtiTicketzz -• - tioooo. IS,o - o Tickets X ti-50,6p0 Par ,of the above Capitals. First-drawn Tickets tst Day - - Zro s noo • Ditto - - - - lith,DAY - - 20,000 Ditto - - 6th Day - - 2D,3ct. Ditto . - - - Bth Day . - 5000 Ditto - - - Loth bay - - 20,0 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenced Lottery-Office. Half - T ro 2 o I Eighth - - ,C 2 t 2 o Quarter - 5 2 o Sixteenth - r 6 o • 4 '. 3 , 4 An early Purchase is advised, as the first $OOO Tickets will he entitled to zil. each, besides their chance of tne La pitals. FIRST 50156 TICKETS. TBISH, Contra&or for the approaching Grand • Lottery, so'icits the Public to notice, that the first sOOO Tickets drawn will all be Prizes-froin zzl. to 20,0001. The First-drawn Ticket the first day cannot he less than xe,022.1. and may be rnore ; the Advantagc in buying soon is therefore obvious, as those who* Tickets are drawn early will be SURE TO CAIN; Ahd if their Tickets are not drawn Capital Prizes in the first instance, they will have the advantageof changing them, without any additional Expence, for undrawn Tickets or Shares, by which means they have a double Chance Tor the rtimerous,Capital Prizes with which the Scheme abounds._ The last 3.3 0001. and the two last a 0,0001.. Prizes ever drawn, were al l shared and sold at • No. 4, CORNHILI., and 9, CHA.RING-CROSS, where Tickets and Shales are selling in great variety, and where all Business in the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity grid dispatch. Tke Lottery begins Drawing .the scl of next Month. STATE LOTTERY for riios, Containing 25,000 Tickets, Begins Drawing on Monday the 3d of February, ISoCi. The SCHEME consists of 3 Prices of - kzo,Ooo I 3 Prizes of - £2OOO • - - 10,000 8 - - loco 3 3 - - - sOOO zo - - sc:o &C. And the First-drawn sow) Tickets will be entitled to 221. etch, exclusive of their Chance of Capital Prizes. ICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by HA 11ZARD, BURN E, and Co. Stock-brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the RoYal Exchange, London; where, within the last ten years only, Capital Prizes to the amount of 800,o( 01. and upwards, have been sold and shared ' - exclusive of those of 5001. and under. *,* Country Orders dccompaniecl %Nall short-dated Bills on London, Post-Office Orders; or Cash, in Parcel by Coach .of\Carrier, pun dually attended to ; and Correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on the same terms as if per sonally present. SfAf Lt) , To begin Drawing Fehruaty 3. WWI" and Co. No. 11, Poultry, London, and s 3 at their Offices in most of the principal 'fowl's, are sell ing the TICKETS and SIi.4IZES of the present . LOl% ,TERM, in which the soon first-drawn Tickets are entitled SO zal. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizi s. The only Prize of 10,0301. shared in the last Lottery, No. 18,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also No. 3973 - a Prize of - ,000 - • • 7t76 - - = - .5 00 And in the Lotteries immediately preceding: -C lo t ooo joqo No. 6791 - - - k 20,000 I No. 20, 95 2 93 62 - - - 10,000 1 9 , 55 6 Besides others of zoool. Ioool._ cool. &c. acen, Itbrt; An- Bry-, 'ater. q. tc , t the DUSC. Rev.* it son pr; in ntie-. yra I'S ,tangs SURREY IRON RAILWAY. TVOTICt is, hereby given, That a SPECIAL lI N GI NERAL ASSEMBLY of the SURREY IRON RAI LWAY COMPANY will be held at the London Ta.. vern,'on Thursday the, 6th day of February next, at One o'Clock precisely, to declare a Dividend. . By Order of the Committee, W. B. LUTTLY, Clerk of the Company. Wandsworth, Jan. 23, 1806. WANTED, ABAILIFF to assist in taking. the Tythes of a Parish; no objection to his being married and having a Family ; but he must be a Member of the established Church, and able to give satisfactory reference as to Cha raeler and Abilities. - _ _ Letters, post-paid, direfted to R. R. to be left at No. 37, Caluon-street, ,will be duly attended to. - - N. 8., A Cottage, &c. will be provided for him. A FARM TO LE rT. QIX Hundred and Fifty Acres, Three Hundred of kJ which is now in Cultivation ; a Lease, for Ninety Years will be granted. Also some Lots of Land to Lett, from Fifty to Two Hundred Acres ; ail Land Tax and Tythe- free. For turther particulars apply at No. 22, Walcot.place, Latnbeth. • , AT SOUTHAMPTON, ALARGE HOUSE to Lett, completely Fur nished, at No. 113, High-street, Southampton, and to be entered upon immediately ; consisting of a large Drawing room, two Parlours, and eight Bedchambers, two Kitthens, a small Housekeeper's Room, a small Garden and Green house: The House has just been quitted by a Family. Also two Houses to Lett, Unfurnished, situate No. 14 and Is, in Manor-street, Chelsea, at Twenty-five Guineas a-year each. Apply to Mr. R. Forster, No. 8, New-square, Lincoln's inn. . • CAWTHORN's BRITISH CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Removed from the Strand. JAMES CAWTHORN respeafully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, the above Library is now re-opened at No. 24, Cockspur-street. On examination of the Catalogue ' it will be found to contain the Works of all the Ancient _and Modern Authors ; together with the new Publications to the present period. Should he be;honoured with the Public Patronage', he will evince his gratitude by the increase of every valuable Publication which has or is yet to appear, either in the English, French, Italian, orother Languages. As it is his determination to render this Library superior to any ever yet formed in the kingdom, he looks forward to that patronage which he will, by every exertion, endeavour to deserve. VIE - THOUSAND POUNDS. NOBLEMEN and Gentlemen possessing In come's arising from Freehold Estates, Church Livings, Marriage Sarlernents, or any other Property, and those hav ing Personal Security only to of maybe accomodared with the whole, or any part of thti above .Sum, on liberal Terms, by paying Annuity Interest for the same, with liberty to re turn the Principal at thi pleasure of the Edrrower.. Letters addressed (post paid) to Mr. 1-lemming, No. 23, SavilieLrow, Burlington-street, London, will be attended to; but no Personal Applications will be received. - • pit SIIAW's HISTORY of INSECTS, with 140 Plates , engraved by 'Mr. Heath and Mrs. Griffith, is this Day pubihrhed, - price Two Guineal , and a Hatf, 'or lars. - ,e, Paper 31. 16s. boards, being the 6th Vol. in Two Parts, of his GENERAL ZOOLOGY.. Primed for G. Kearsley, Fleet street. OfWitorn may be had, by the saute Author, • T. The History of Quadrupeds, with between zoo and 300 Plates, from the first Authorities, or the most select Specimens in the British, Levefiaa, and other Museums, principally engraved by Mr. Heath, in Four Parts. Price 51. 5.5. or large Paper,7l. tzs. 2. History of Amphibious Quadrupeds;, including Frogs, Tortoises, Lizards, 'and Serpents. In z Parts, with 140 Plates, al. 2s, 6d. or 1. P. 31. 16s. bds. 3. Historyf of Fishes, in 4 Farts, with near zoo Plates, 51.55. of large Paper 71. 13s. bds. 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B. in this - Edition, many interesting particulars re specting the 4uthor will be inserted, together with the second Book, entitled " De I Ilaudabilibus Walliw," which in every tOrmer Latin Edition has been omitted. At the same Time will be published, in Two Vols. Quarto, - splendidly printed, The Progress of Archbishop Baldwin through North and South Wales, in the Year irBa ; and the Description of Wales, written in Latin by Giraldus Cambrensis; translated fer the first time into English, By Sir RI Cll. L'l HOARE, Bart. F.R.S, F.A.S. • This Work will he illustrated by a Map and numerous En graVinys, executed.in the first style by Byrreand Basi re. A copious Life of Giraldus will be given, and a general In trodudion to the History of Wales, from the earliest ages to the period of the Itinerary in 168, in which a very particular account of the Roman Roads and Stations will be introduced. Printed by William Miller, Albemarle-street A few Copies of cult Work are printing on large Paper, with Proof Plates. C HILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and C their tormenting Itching instantly removed,by W H IT E -11E AD's ESSENCE of USTA RD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheinnatisms, Palsies, Gouty A fleCtions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this . certain Remedy has been unknown, or neletierl; and the Chilblains have aClually broke, WHIT EAD's FAMILY Cl 4 RAT E will ease the: pain, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and. sold by R. ItfIiNSTON, pothecary, ts, Greek-street, Soho, Londora—the.Eserice and Pills at zs. each—the Cerate at is. qd. So :d by every Nkqeine Vender in the United Kiintdom. . . . „ - *** The k;enuine has a black ink Stamp s with the Name uf K. Johnstop imerted on it. STA.4IP-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PL4CE, Derern,er24, t e e e ) • • WE, His Arcijes . ty' s • CoN inission' s - fo'r 211 . anitking the Stamp Dupes, duly authorised by the Lords Cont. missioners of His illajesiy's lreasury, pursuant to 4c? .Parlia. meta, tb lett. to farm the Duller Kraived by ," ,Abi of the " Twenty•Oh of His. present ilkeity, oar •Horses lett to Hire " for travelling 1.?,41 and by Time,'' do hereby give-Notice, • , "That wee - intend to Lett, at otta Olfice in -Somerset . place, the said Duties to. Farm, on, Saturday the a;th, of January next, between the Hours of Ten and Twelve in the, Fore. noon, within the. Distria undermentioned, for the Term of .Three Years, front the cot of February.next, to such Persons as may be wil!ing to contras} for the same. All Persons intending to Farm the said Duties are to deli. ver in their PrOposals to. us at theStamp-Oh9ce, in Somerset. place, at least three days previous .6. the said 25th, clay of ja. nuary next, signal wit') their Namei, srating the Places of their abode, and specifying they intend to bid for the s4ict Distritt, orjheir.Proposals cannot be proceeded on, as dire ea by the said Att.' No Person licensed.to lett Horses for the purpose of travel. ling Post, nor any Persons. for their Use, cal be admitted to contract for the said Duties. No. • , DISTRI CT to be Lett to Farm. Middlesex, including London and Westinuister,‘2B,cob All Persoms intending hid for this District are desired totake Notice. That, in pursuance of the particular Instate, tions of their Lordships, wart?t put up ,arth, S u m spe cified in the Margin hereof; which wtll he gradually abated, until a Bidding shall be Made; and, p.pii snob Bidding, any Person may advance and the highest Bidder will be declarea the Farmer, and wkli he required to pay down immediately ; in Bank. Notes, One Eighth Part of the Annual Rent there of as a Deposit.' But in case the Distrid shall not be accepted at a price which shall be deemed the proper Value thereof, it will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed of. BINDLEY. W. LAKE. 1.. JENKINS. • ED. F.HATTON, W. R. SPENCER. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni. ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, arc very respeet fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most pbrtable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, ott• improved principles ; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass.screw 13edste;ids, tor East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at itIORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead Manulattory and Ware. Rooms, Nos. t 6 and t 7, Catherine-sued, Strand. _ Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining Tables, allowed to be the most complete and f legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fa.sthionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware. house. ' COTTON ESTATE. FOR SA AI .1i BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AValuabl4 and very Improvcable PROPEEITY, being the entire Island Called UNI ON ISLAND, one of the Grenadines, in the nnent of St. Vincent, con taining between two and three Thousand Acres of Land, and about five hundred Negroes ; among which are some very va. luable Mechanics, Fishermen, and Sailors. Thereare Works and other appropriate Buildings complete, and a large Pasture well stocked. The Payment, by instalments, will be made easy to the Purchaser. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Samuel Span, Bris. To be Peremptorily Re-sold, pursuant to two Orders of the ' High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause wherein THOMAS WEST and Others are Plaintiffs, and OSMAN VINCENT and Others are Defendants, before ROBERT STEEL E, Esq. (ne of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale-Room of thz.. said Court, in Soutliainpton. buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on Monday the 3d day of February, 1806, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon pre. cisely, in Two Lots, S HE FREEHOLD ESTATES situate in the Parishes of Baughurst, otherwise. Baghurst, and Tad ley' in the County of Hants, and in the Parish of Thatch am . in the County of Berks, late the property of lohn Ponce Harris, formerly of Baughurst aforesaid, deceased. Printed particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; of Messrs. Aldridge and Colley Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's.- Inn, London ; of Messrs. Northam and Stevenson, Solid. tors, Castle-street, Holborn, London; of Messrs. Medclow.. croft and Stanley, Solicitors, Gray's-Inn, London ; of Mr. King, Solicitor, Newbury, Berks ; of the Tenants, on thg Premises, ,and at the Pelican, Speenliamland. STEER_ S's PAREGORIC LOZENGES. To Mr. STEERS. . SIR, A Very. extraordinary Cure requires my acknow. lodgments ; I was seized with the most violent Cough I ever experienced, attended with great Hoarseness and Sore ness of the Throat and Breast, winch reduced me to so ema ciated a state that all my Friends expected it would termi nate in a Consumption : from this dreadful condition I was entirely restoreu by a single Box of your Paregoric Lozenges. I am, &e. Great Driffield, Yorkshire. MARK GILL. There being many Counterfeits of these Lozenges, Mr. Steers cannot be answerable for any but those prepared by himself; and as they are sold only by f. Newnery and Sons, 4i, St. Paul's Church-yard, his Name engraved on the Stamp is the only certain mark ofauthenticity ; price is. 10. the Box,. Duty included Where also may be hal, Steers's Camomile Drops, pace is. yd the Bottle, and Oil for Con vulsion Fits, priCe as. 6d. the Bottle, Duty included. WELCI-I's FEMALE PILLS, For the Green Sickness arid other Disorders incident to young Femitles. THE following Instance of their uncommon Effi cacy is worthy the attention of the Afllided: Mrs. K ECIRS L E Y, Fleet-street, London, MADAM, 1 am the unfortunate Daughter of an Officer in the Army, who fell in his Country's Cause, by which means his Family are left in a situation that it is necessary each shobld enda.ta your-to provide for themselves, which,' frum indisposition, I was entirely incapacitated from, till an intimate friend re_ commended PILLS, which have in a wonderful man ner restored Inc to health, having removed the obstruCtioa complained of, and in consequence my complexion, which was exceedingly yellow, has resumed its wonted colour, my health is quite recovered, and the pains in my head and sto mach, with numberless other complaints, too numerous to mention, which have now all subsided, and I am once more in full health and spirits, able to encounter every difficulty. I beg you will make my case public, as many young women, frona sedentary life, have similar complaints, which they Ore unwilling to attribute to the real cause—want of exertion. Permit me to return .you my most grateful thanks fbr all favour, through the medium of Mrs. Smith, and believe me, Your much obliged, and very humble Servant, Exeter, Aug. 4, 1805. CAROLINE WALKER. Welch's Female Pills, with DireClions, price zs. 9d- a Box, are sold wholesale by G. Kearsley, Fleet -street, Lon don ; Dicey and Co. Bow. Church-yard, Cheapside ; F. New berry, Nu. 45, St. Haul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co. No. t5O, Oxford-street; Butler, Cheapside; and Barclay and Son, Fleet Market. (rf' As another. Medicine is sold under the name of Welet's Female Pills, winch is spurious, Purchasers are requested to remark, as the surest testimony of authenticity, that eacia Bil tof Direaions is signed with the name of C. Kea , sley .n hand-writing; and on , the onisiclei whereby Servants cann be imposed on, the Stamp is printed, by permission of Flis Majesty's Honourable Commissioners ut Stamps, thus C. Kearsley, No. 46, ,Fleet-street. None ethers are genuine, -\,\` l -