The Sun. — London, England, 1806-03-11 00:00:00

-• tt1114:44, - I ° .I.`" -•••• - • 4 r, t.. N 6 "wig?!.4.4lctpn.La I rlrn ;:•)&74.4th, • ,41 WMBER 4208.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March i 1, will be perfortneq ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, by the YOUNG RUSCIUS ; Copuler, Mr. POW ELL; Paris, Mr. DE CAMP; Mercutio, Mr. BANNISTER; Tybalt. Mr. BARTLEY ; Friar Lawrence, Mr. DORMER, Lady Capulet, Miss TIDSW ELL ; Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS - Juliet ' Mrs, H. SIDDONS, In AEt V. a Funeral Pro Cession to tire Monument of the Capulets.—W ith a Dirge, corn ppsed by the late Mr.Linley. WITH THE "SOLDIER'S RETURN ; - Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY hO ? A DANCE incidental to the Piec,in which will be intro. duced a favourite Hornpipe, by Miss C: Bristow. Boxes Os, Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. :Fosbrook., at the Box-Office in Little Russell-street. The Doorkwill be opened . ;;t. Half past Five, and the Play kia . On Thursday, file Travellers ; with The Apprentice. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March. i 1, will be • peifusined A HINT TO HUPANDS. --- The Charaders byi Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. H. lORNSTONT, Mr. FAwcErr, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. POVE, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, -Miss sMITH, Mrs. (,LOVER, Mrs. EMERY, Ste. The Prologue be Spoken byfur. BRUIsiTON ) And the ii.v.ilogue by Miss SMITH. WITH . - ItUGANTINO Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. The Principal Charaderiby Mr. H. lOHNSTON, 111 r. HURRAY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. LISTbN, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. MATTOCKS, And Mrs. EMERY. The Overture and Music composed by Dr. Busby. The Dances by Mr. Byrne:- 7 =-The whole under the direelion of 'Mr. Farley. To conclude with a Grand Masque. ' li,oxes 6s, Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Galiery The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past Six. • . , • Places forthe Boxes to be, taken of Mr. Brandon, .at the Box Office in Hart-street. The new Comedy of A Wait to Husbands, having been re ceived with universal and unbounded a pplause, by an,ovei•- Bowing audience, will be repeated every Lveuing till further notice. , On Thursday, Love Aola.mode. ORATORIOS. THEATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW, March 12, 18 06 , Will be per fuitlt,:i the I. first Act qf • VIE; CREATION. With the Air. "Or nu-arty pens," by Mrs. Dickods. Convosett by juseph,ll,,ydn, M. D. Oxon. TWO GRAND ,11115CELLANEOUS ACTS. PAPT 11. Celebralrge for Lord (as performed at the Bath N.;n:n tile greatest applause), composed by Rentz - , Mr. tit.,yre, " I 1 , ....•!„ ) • • L " • .n..irm ,-e b.-ave." , fu..las Mac. •• 1 . . ,Ignora Sturz.sce, " 0 w'rse titan death," and S • •• Ani;els ever bright." Theedora. A ~ Mr " Gentle airs." Athalia. Sunk, " 0 had I loh:tt's." loshua. Double Cu,,t..s, "1-le pve them hailstones:" ls.j.n Egypt. - - - - - 'P ART 111.. • - Overture and March in Scipio. Song, Mrs. Sal, - non, - "-What tho' I trace." SolomOrt. ttecit. S,,.•,bora Storace, " Ye sacred priests," and Soiu.„ " t.arewell ye limpN." Jephtlia. Rec•it - alr. Graham, "My arms:" Song, " Sound an alarm." Tudai Mac. Chorus "" Wt. hear." , }lyinn of Eve, Mrs. Bland. " How cheerful." Dr. Arne. Eecit. Signora Storacei• " But bright Cecilia." Air, " As from the power," and Grand Chorus, " The dead shall live." 'Dryden's•Ode. End of Part II . Bach's (MS.) .Coneertanie tbr Violin, Oboe, Viola, and Violoncello obligato, by Messrs..Atliley, Ctiesbach, Watts, and Charles Ashley. Princip-1 ‘Acal Performers: Signora sTo RAC E, Mrs. SALMON, • Mrs. hLAND, and Mrs. DICKONS Mr. BRAHMA, Wr. GIBBONS, Mr. TYNE, Mr. S-MITII, awl 'Mr. DOYLE, Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The Band tmd Cliorusses, which are numerous and complete, by the most approved Performers. 11:3 - In consequence of the great overflow from the Pit; the Theatrical Orcliestramill iu tutii.t be . added.to it. Place for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, in Hart-street. Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven.-=Boxes 6s. Pit 35. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts. Books of the Performauccs,to be had in the Theatre only, price od. TWENTY GUINLA~S REWARD. LEFT in the Privy, at Mr. Cowland's , the Y ork. shire Grey, Stratford, on Sunday, March 9, 1806, A SCARLET NET PURSE, containing two gut. Bank of knglana Notes, seven tel. Chehnstord Bank Notes, three 51. }kink of England Notes, one .1. Bank of England Nate, and .two i i. Bank of England Notts. The Numbers of the Notes are known, and payment _is Stow stopped at tlid Bank. . Immediately the Gentleman hid left the Privy, a Livery Servant was seen - go in and come out, and went on the top of a Stage Coach in company with a young Woman : it was then about tour o'cloulc in the Afternoon. They got of the * Coach at the Bull, Wnitechapel ; the Servant had on a glazed Hat, with a Cockade. Whoever has found the above Purse and Notes, 'or will give information, so as they \ may be recovered, at the Bar of the Northumberland Coffee-house, Strand; to Mr. Cow land, as above; or to j. 4Qhnson, Printer, Whitechapel-road, shall receive the above reward of Twenty Guineas. DISEASES OF HORSES. THE following prevalent Diseases are safely and 1 expeditiously curcd by BLAIN L's HORSE VINES . : Colds Gripes . Spavins i Cough Hidebound spients Curb • 'jaundice Sel lenders Cracks (Heel) Lameness* S'urteits' Cankered Foot 111 a l tentic rs Thrushes Farcy Mc>ult.ng Worms Fistulous Sores rote Evil. <Yellows; • . < . GlanZlers Quittor ' &c. Grease king bone These Medicines are prepared by Mr:Blaine, No s,Wel Is street, Oxford-street ; and sold wholesale .and retail by T. hooey, No. 4, Old liroad,street, Exchange, where Mr. Pl atnc. attends every W e dnesday, trom Eleven to Oye o' Clock. Also sold by Mes.rs. ; arclay and Son, Elett.marKet ;'Banks, 532, : , ,I. Mailires-lane ; Bolton, Royal E xchange ;\ nuttier, lad- Nl<ill ; Crisp, Cocksspur-strest.; 1-luddiestont and Co. Unhurt; and at No. 0, South Bridge, Edinburgh. TUESDAY, MARcH 11, 1800. PATRIOTIC FUNb. • LLOYD'S, MARCH tO, 1806: ,A MOUNT Of NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS for the .Cl. general purposes of this Institution, 'already adver tised, £47, 1 97 a 6 One day's pay of the Officers, Non-com missioned Officers, and Privates of the Barmeath Yeomanry Cavalry, Sir Ed- Irish. ward Bellew, Commandant - 1 3 9 One day's pay of the Officers, Non-com missioned Officers; and Privates of the Skreen and Dunshanglin Yeomanry Ca valry and Infantry, by the Right Hon. Earl oft fugal, Commandant - 7 4 8 Two days' pay of the Officers, Non-corn missioned Officers, and Privates of the Ardbraccan Yeomanry Cavalry, R. Thom2son, Esq. Commandant 8 Two clay pay of the Officers, Non-com;; missioned Officers, and Privates of the Ballyinaglas , ;on Yeomanry . 1 nfantry, Wm. Gorman, Esq. Commandant - 4 19 .8 One day's pay of the Officers, Non-com missioned Officers, and Privates Of - tho Loyal Trim Yeomanry Infantry, Adam Carshore, Esq, Cominat,KlAnt nor Officer, nussioned Officers, and Privates of the Upper Kills Yeomanry Infantry, Edw. Molloy, Esq. Commandant - S 1 TO LieUt... Col. Colston, for himself 5 '3 9 E xchange, 4 1 9 5- 37 7 6 The above by the hands of Lieutenant-Colonel Colston, Inspeding field - Officer of the Counties of Meath and Louth, in Ireland. Major-Genoral Wm. Thornton, Grosvenor-gate io to The Company freqUenting the Star and Garter, Lower 'Thames-street, Deptford, per Mr. j Hambrook • 5 0 0 Tile Officers and Privates of the Isleworth Vo lunteer Company, by Los. Thackeray, Cap:. -tam-Conimaiidant - 34 1 9 6 One day's pay of the Urr. Company of ,X.ircud bfight Volunteer Battalion - 4 6 10 One day's pay of ten Sea Fencibles, and two men belonging to the Signal Station at Brad well, Cssex o t 6 6 Win. Knowles,,of the same Signal Station 0 1 4 0 Mr. N. Austen, Ramsgate • 5 Subcriptions from Leeds, per Messrs. Beckett, Calverly, and Company : 4!* 4 , jobn IVilson, Jun. - -.. " to to 0 Edward Maitland - . . 10 to . o Richard Rarnsden Bramley - to 10 o John Beckett - - so to 0 ohn Calverly .. - so to o William Hey •• , 10 10 0 Mrs. Blayeis*s - - to . 10 o Wade„ Brown, and Dickinson to to 0 Tho Mas CouPland . - so to o Charles Simpson . - - to fo 'o .A r braham DickinsOn and Son - to so a 1 hontas Benyon . - . - so to o Alexander Turner .. - to to o john liebblethwaite .. - 19 to o James Brown - - lo To - o W hit ICI i York - - . to ro o John Wilson and Sons - to 10 9 john Marshall . . • to to 0 Cookson and Fawcett - To To o Willtittn Thompsott - to to o Richard Lee - - 13 to 0 Charles Coupland, jun. . to to 0 lanes Scott, D. D. - - to 10 o Colonel Lloyd - , to to o 13enjantin Gott - - to to 0 jos. Field, jun. - - , 10 to 0 Tol-Ift 314 d. Ed w'.. , ri 71 rook - ' to ~, - William••G '- .:.zca,:asi ..,, 0 ".•" - •to 13 ° F rancis - Mcknale- 7 ~..." Richard Wermold t • ... to to 0 Roger•lfolt Leigh , - - 'to to o joseph Sheep shanks - - 5 S ° Charles Brown - - - 5 5 0 William Brown - ' - 5 5 ° Vountain Brown - - : 5 5 o Basil Anthony Keck - . s ,to o jos.' Crompton • - - so to • Miss Rooks - - 5 5 0 Mrs. Kirshaw . - 5 5 a Miss Kirshaw • - - . - 5 5 0 - Rev. Peter Haddon - - 5 5 ° - Rev. john Sheepshanks - 4 4 0 Christopher Beckett - - 5 5 0 -Thomas Beckett ' - - 5 5 o j. B. Charlesworth - - 5 5, ° Mrs, Dade .- - 5 5 ° John Hill - - 5 5 ° •Ard. Walker . - - - to to 0 Hind and• Smith - - to to o William Lumley - - 5 5 ° R. Newton . - 5 5 0 George Wailes. - - 3 3 o Thoinas Fenton - - to to 0 William Teuton - - lo 1O•. 0 David Stansfield - .. 5 5 o William Cookson - - to to 0 I \ ucas Nicholson - - to to o • Thomas I kin - - 5 s 0 John Carr . , - - 5 5 0 Henry Hall ' - - 5 5 0 Hartley, Greene, and Co. - 2.1 o • Samuel Hamer Oates - - 5 5 3 Goodman and Banks - - to to 0 Christ. Smith - - to 10 0 . john and lames Bischoff - S 5 0 Henry Wormuld • - - 10 1, a Benj. Pullain - - : - 5 5 0 John Smith . - ° 5 W. and T. Clapham ' - - s 5 rs T. E. Upton - - 5 5 o Griffith Wright, jun • . - 4 0 4' Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates; of Leeds Volunteer Cavalry 12,7 4 9 Mr. Maillardet, being one day's Receipts for, the Exhibition of his Museum. Icahn Thory Chapman, per John Tones - +opt. W. Machea.vy, 3rl Battalion of Caithness Volunteer tillantry, one day's pay of the ()Ri cers and Privates, per Geo. Hassell, Esq. Agent General for Volunteer Corps - Paymaster John Miles, G lamorgan Volunteer Riflemen; ditto, ditto, per George Hassell, Esq. ditto - - - John Bebb, Esq. - , - - The Grumbalds Ash Troop of Gloucestershire Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by M. A vi ceite, Esq. - - , - Henry Penny, Yeovil - : - Royal Orange'Club, .79, held at the True Blue, / Cambridge _- - The Young Gentlemen at the Rev. 1. Bradley's School, Dartford, Kent, per Mr. Cooke, Carey street, Lincoln's-Inn - - The Pet.worth Library - - ! The Reritor of, St. Kathrine's Coleman, Fen. church-street. - - - W. C. and F. M. - - The following Subscriptions have been received front Grenada, transmitted by Robert (Away, Esq. His Excellency Governor Maitland 5o ,o 0 Hon. G. L. Tuckett . ~ .. to to a Hon. George Tyson - - - I 0 10 0 Hon. Robert Otway .. . to to o 0 wsley Rowley, Esq. - - 5 5 G ROhnit Ramsey . - - 3 3 0 Moritz Hardman, .. - To to e , John Hoyes - - - 5 5 0 P. J. Purcell - - • 5 5 0 - It. G. Thomas .. 5 5 0 Archibald Armstrong - 5 5 0 John Garraway • - - - 5 5 cr Samuel 0. Gibbes - 5 5 a Daniel Brady . - - 5 5 0 34) o 0 - 70 6 3 3 16 7 ' 2 4 18 lo 0 30 0 2 2 3 3 3 12 1 0 5 0 2, 2 ~ - 5 5 0 _ 5 ) ° -5 5 ° -i i 0 .. 5 5 0 . .. 5 5 0 --5 5 0 - I) 0 0 . -, .... 5 5 0 William Marrant G. G. Munro. Joseph J .Dill • George , Lk/tacker/an Thomas Martin - George Bear C. 'F. Richardson John Waugh • Robert Slinger William Mackie John Btace Abraham Tc-nplematt John Rybinat Isaac Smith I aities Stuart Aldx. Murry Thomas Gavin john Kerr Robert Kerr .William Kerr M. Nowtan Alex. Walker W. Woodhouse David - Macewan lames Carswell 'Evan Kennedy ,Gep,r7 s e Overton t Se: le i. W. sod T. Coxall 'Cl:o'llas 1.71 w George Whitefielit George Garry • Jainest'Longhlin Jahn Atheley John Walker - John Cox • - • G. A. F. Mitchell ,r Edward NiC Akira Samuel Carey Joseph. Johnson Thoinas Duncan John Brander ‘V: I'. Richardson Louis La Granade George Wilson Julien Lussan James Russell • Richard tawson Gordan Turnbull John Fanbairn lore. Leaycralt J. and 'I% Wake Sir Colin Campbell Wm. Burke, jun, • Benjamin D. Smith C harles 'Coquet • Rev. Mr. Nash Henry Moissac M. Raymond Richard Manley , ?roar en Exchange _ Total • Mr. Cherry, Salisbury-place Mr James S %vettnan, (;av les, Yorkshire. The principal Warrant Officers in Ordialary, Royal Dock4ard, I)epth:H . (li per T. Lawrence • Capt. S. Tatham - Bev. Sir C. Cave Rev. G. Cave - • - Tw o drYsliay from the Officers, Non-cornasission etl Offierers, al - r1 i'rivaies of the Slane Cavalry, • Giestayus Liinbert,• Esti Commandant, per Lieu.. tenant-Colonel Colston, Irish 131. - - tt so Officers, Non-coirunissioned Officers, and Privates of the Sth.CoMpany of the ad Reg. of the Loyal London Volunteers, pet - Capt. Vaux - 43 S C:aptllLn George Bowen, R. N. 2d Subscription .- 5 5 Se, Fencibies at Clayelly - • 9 . - Appiedore • 3 4 filracombe - 2 o Barnstaple o 53 Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates of the Regiment of St. lve'sVolunteers, in Corn. wall, Lieutenant-Colonel James Hasse, Cent— • martitant, one day's pay - - - 22 r 3 Subscriptions continue to be received at LloycPs, and at all the Bankers in Town and Country.. • I. P. WELSFORD, Secretary, ID - .. 5 5 0 --5 5 0 --5 S 0 -5 5 0 .3 3 0 . . . 2 2 0 ..\. 2 2 0 . . . 2 T. 0 . ... ' .• ' 5 5 '-1 - - - 5 ~ 9 ... - 2 I. 0 --. 5 5 0 --3 3 o ---3 3 0 , --5 5 0 --3 3 0 . . - 2 2 0 .i 5 ° - :..) 7o 0 - - - to to 0 i - - - .5 5 0 .-5 5 0 - b. - - 5 5 0 --- 5 5 0 --- 5 5 0 S .. - -, 3 3 a '-5 5 0 .. - - 3 3 0 - - 5 gi 0 --- 5 5 0 - _ -5 5 0 -.-- 3 3 0 - - .- 5 5 0 - -4 - 5 5 0 - - - 3 3' 0 . - to to 0 -. .- - to Lo 0 --50 0 . - _•"3 3 0 . --- 2 2 o . . coo - ' • . - - l 2 0 - 0 - - 5 5 .0 e • - - • 3 3 0 .. . - 5 5 ~, --5 5 0 --5 5 0 --- 5 0 0 --- 5 5 --3 3 0 - , - - 3 3 C. .-' 5 5 0 - - 33 1 -1 6 -------- 468 15 6 --5 5 0 - . 1 1 0 . ' is . l6 6 - 5 5 .0 --3 3 0 - 5 0 • TO THE, BENEVOLENT AND lIIIMANE. A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, whO leas held sinall Appointment under Government for these 16 sears, who has a Wife and two small Children depending solely on his exertions for their support, and whose,ruin must be inevitable unlesso he should be sit fortunate as to obtain a few Pounds front a generous Public, looks with a pleasing, and anxious hope to this last resource, as the only means to enable him to retain his Situation, preserve his Respeetability, support his Family, and save him from Prison. It would here take up too much space to detail his long sufferings, and exertions to keep his wants a secret in his own bosom : his endeaVours have failed ; and he humbly begs to refer those whom Providence has blessed with a disposition to relieve the wants of their fellow-creatures, for a fuller ac eount to Messrs. Hodson and Stirling, Bankers, No. 345, Stiand ;, and Messrs. Boldero, Lushington, and Co. No. 30, Comilla, where the smallest Donations will be most thank fully received and grate!ully acknowledged. Amount acknowledged to have been received ,C 2.4 to 6 YESTERDAY the STATE LOTTERY con cluded drawing : No 13,916, the first-drawn Ticket, entitled to 29001. was sold in sixteen Sixteenth Shares by Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. ; also No. 305. a Prize of 5001. in Shares; and on the gth thy, No. 7 t 42, and 19,485, both Prizes of toool. in Shares; on the 7thday, No. 1368, a Prize of seel.; No. 20,11 e, on the 6th day, a Prize of 10331. ; and No. eon, on.the first day, a Prize of ZoZ2I, were all sold in Shares by Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. Nvho respectifully acquaint the Public, that the Scheme for the New State Lottery will be published to-morrow ; and the Tickets and Shares for the same will be issued for sae. BEAUMON'T-STREET, DEVONSHIRE-PLACE. MR. LANGDON . respectfully informs the No bility and Gentry that his EXHIBITION of P EN NSHIP (wholly performed by himself) continues open every. Day, Sunday excepted, from Eleven till Pour". • Mr. L. begs leave to observe, that having recently com pleted an extensive ORNAMENTAL MANUSCRIPT, he has stationed it in the Royal Exchange' for the general in spection of all Lovers of Art. His Terms for teaching may be known by application at his House as above ; where Writing that requires Elegance is properly executed DALRY's GENUINE CARMINATIVE., Which has been long established as superior to all others in the Cure of WIND, CHOLICS, CONVULSIONS, ltG INGS, &c. in the Bowels of infants, as well as Adults. A CAUTION TO VENDERS AND OTHERS. VVHEREAS a false Report has been indnstri -ously propagated, that the above very useful MEDI CI N E, prepared by Mrs. Frances Cell, Daughter of the late Mr. loseph Dalby, Surgeon and Apothecary, the Inventor (to whom he bequeathed the sole property) is about to be dis posed of, and discontinued by her • or, if continued, to be raised in price, in consequence of. the new and heavy duties ; it IS proper the Pulirlic should be inforined, that the Proprie tor, who has never had the most distant intention of parting with her interest in the above Medicine, continues to supply Messrs. Francis Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, solely with the same, by whom it is Sold at the usual price. • * 4 .* The retail Venders of Medicines will see the drift of ,auch unwortk and - unfounded fabrications, and adi accord ingly. Sold also, by appointment of „Messrs:- Newbuy, by Dicey and Co Bow Ciruroh-yard ; Bacon and Co. No. 150, and I. Allen, No. 76. Oxtord-street ; J. Wade, Old Botat-street; Bayley aria Co.' Coe spur-street; Ward,. Middle-row, Ilolnorn ; I. 'Putt, Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Borough fligh-street ; akd I, Hams, conies of Ludgatc-stredt. tt , l4i - ct TIZ4MTMZT OFFICE, ma.; 8, isot. THE .60/111117SMATERS' for conduaing Ilit. iIIAjES,TY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking. care of Sick del Wounded Seamen, fff c. do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready at this Office, on Thursday the 2*th instant, to receive sealed lenders, and treat with such Pet fOnt as mg"' be willing to .eontratifor ViCualling Sick and Wounded Seamen, at the wnt ider-entioned places, for Twelve Months certain On board the Tromp HosNtal Skip, at Falmouth, from the Lit cf April nat. • ../It the Naval Hospital, it Raington, from the 2rst Aprl next. Nu Tender will he received after One otlock on the day cf treatyi Nor ai : y noticed unless the Parties, or Agents Fr them, re:tonally attend. Each Tender most be accompanied with a Letter from two respeelable Persons, engaging to become bt.und,with the Person tendering, in the Sum of Five hundred Poetas for the due per.. formance of the Conti - at - I. • Further Particulars may be known by applying at this 050 e. riCTCLILLING-OFFICE, March to, ISc6. rr itE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING fff MilyiLSTY's IVAf'Ydvheri "' ghte Nosh c, That an Fria4, the voila 7uve next, they -will be refay 1, receive 'readers in zuriting (seated hp), for such quantities of the jcilvte;...z, der. scription of Staves — Crown Dantzic Pipe Brandy Tog hcad >tavr.s. Brack Dantzic 1-las.nbro' !' . Pc Stettin . P c. ' Quebec As the respel?ive Perseus •who may make Proposals thereof contraß to deliver into the Victual ing Stores, as I)e,fqoet and Plymouth, in, such proportions as 'I./Jail hereafter he deiermined upon, one-Ailf byte 31 ft- of o.9cber next, and the remainder by the -31st if Decem!)er 'following ; to be paid Jro by Bills, pay able,-nuith interest, ninety digs .titer date. The Conditions of the Cvntran may be seen at the Secrets , " Office. 5 \ N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Fifty Thousand Crown Dautzie Pipes, Ten Thousand Crown Dantzie Brandy, Twenty Thousand Crown Dantzic lkgshead, or Twenty. five Thousand Brack Dantzic, Ilatnburgh, Stettin, dr Quebtr Pipe Staves, will be admitted. . No t - rgard will be had to aty Tender in which the l'r;ce shall not be inserted in cWorelk at length, sr that shall not he delivered :to the Board before One o'Clock . on the said Friatt . A the zcsth tune next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, i ce swine t'erson on his behalf; attends, to ant•+rer, when calseil for. LEASE of •a COMPACT, ELIGIBLE DwELLiN - G_ HOUSE, excellent. FASHION:I,I3LE FURNITURE, an UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, PLATt, LINEN, CHINA ) and VALUABLE EFFECTS, TO BE SQLD`BY ,ucTioN, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. zo, on the East Side of Manchester.. street, Manchester-square,To-morrow, at T welve o' Clock, THE LEASE of 'a CompaE 'and Desitable HOUSE, three Stories high, two RoomS on a Fioor, neatly fitted up, with convenient Olfic4. open airy Garda); the whole in complete order, late the It ESIDE NC E of a LADY of DISTINCTION, Deceased. Also on the, same and following Day, at Twelve o'Clock, will ha Sold, the E legant and Neat 1101,1 SE HO L U R NITU E, PLATE, CHINA, and ether VA LUABLE EFFECTSR comprising fashionaAe Drawing. room Furniture, - in Cnrtains, Sof*. 'Chairs, Cabinets, Car pets, Ste. . hanztom,: Earlour Curtain:7, -.and Chairs covered with Merdeco Leather, excellent liedsteadS, prime Bedding, Cabinet Articles of various di;seriptions, good Kitchen Requi sites, &c. ; the principal part new within a short time. May be viewed by Tickets to the time of Sale ; the Furni ture on Monday and Tuesday . preceding the Sale. Particulars ,and Catalogues on the Premises., and 'of M. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square; 'where Tickets tor viewing may be had. PROVINCE OF LOWER CANADA. WHEREAS the L• EASE heretofore granted to David Mom and Matthew Bell, Esqrs. of all thole his Majesty's Domain Lands, i ron Works, amid Forges, situ ate near the Town of Three Rivers, in the said Province of Lower Canada, commonly known and called by the wine of FO R G E ot ST. MAU 11l CE; will expire and end on T44eS. , day the Ist April, 1807, Public Notice is therefore hereby given, that the Said Premises, with the unwanted lslands in the River Saint Maurice, lying near the said 'Forges, and a further extension of the Waste Lands of the Crown upon the said River Saint Maurice, upwards from the Lands possessed by the said Lessees, not exceeding three leagues in front by two in dtipth, and all and every the Appurtenances thereunto belonging, will be put up at PUBLIC AUCTION, by Messrs. BURNS and WOOLSEY, at their Auction-Roo:a in the City, of Quebec, in the said Province, on Wednesday the s tth day of lune, tEo§; soda Lease thereof, to take effect front and atter the Ist py of April,. 1807, tor time Term of Twenty Years, and upon the Conditions he?eunder written, will be:' adjudged to the Person who shall bid the hikhest. Annual Rent therefor. HERMAN W. RYLLNI.L. By - Order of - His Excellency the • Lieut. Governor in Council. Conditions of the Sale of the F.ease of the King's Forges at Saint Maurice. referred to in the a6ove Advertisement. ist. That, the Lessees shall he entitled to work the present Iron Mines, and any other which they may find on the Pre mises (Mines of Gold or Silver excepted), for their own ad_ .vantage, to cut from the Premises any quantity of Wood which may be necessary for carrying oil such Works, and any Manufactories of Articles to be matte front suit Mines, to ered'ariy Buildings on the Suil, and to cultivate. it as they may think proper. td. That the Lease shall be for Twenty Years. 3d. That the LesseeS sl.lll annually pay the annual rent at which the Piemises shall be struck off in foureqUal Quar terly Payments. 4th. That the Lessees shall continue to carry on the works of the Forges during the Term of their Lease unless prevent ed by failure of Wood or Ore ; that the new Lessees shall be eat itled.toP riVileges similar to those granted to the present Lessees by their Lease. • sth. That they shall be bound to keep up the Buildings now on the Premises in all necessary repairs, and deliver them up at the expiration of their Lease in as good a condi tion as they shall receive the same, together with all Build ings which they shall erect thereon, and shall not be enti tled to receive from His Majesty, his Heirs, or Successors, any compensation or intletralitication for such Repairs, not l"for any Buildings or Alterations which they may thin k pro per to make on the Premises. • 6th. That the Lessees shall pay to the present Lessees, for the movable Property conneded with the Forges, which shalli be on hand at the conclusion of the present Lease (the ManufaCture of the Forges and all Articles belonging to His Majesty being excepted), a Sum•not exceeding 40001. on suctt terms as to value and time of payment as they may ageee, or, otherwise, as may be settled by Arbitrators chosen by the parties, and that such value shall be estimated by the A rbi trators according to the utility of the several articles for car rying on the business and the manufaCtures of the Forges in, future. l'he new"-Lessees shall be at 'liberty to enter upon the Premises leased during live Months next before the expi ration of the present Lease, to wit : from afid atter the Ist Nov. 1806, for the purpose of cutting wood in *itch quanti ties as they shall see fit. That the new Lessees shall receive from tie present Lessees the Snick ot Ore which they, the present Lessees, it: pursu ance of their dngagernw;t, shall provide in the year t 836, for the use of the . Forges during the bear t8;?7, and shall pay to the present Lessees the Stun which the cotlection Of the Ore CO provided shall have cost. . itv Order of His Excellency. HERIgAN %V. RILLA.NI3 4 the Lieut. Cove:nor Council. \"4 ,