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~~- t' \ \ NUMBER 4263• Mr. FAWCETT's NIGHT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MO-MORROW, May 15, will be acaed the Co medy of THE HEIR AT LAW. In the course of the Evening Mr. F AWC ETT will sing the favourite Comic Songs of " The--Almariack Maker," and " The End ot Poor Dido," from the Opera of the .White 'Between the Play and the Farce will be presented a splendid Spectacle that has been long in preparation for a Foreign Theatre, the • Exhibition of which (tor this Night only in rngland) Mr. Fawcett has obtained ; it will consist of an , i , xaCt. Representation, by rit,ving Figures, of the FU NE. :R AL HONOURS, CER EMONlES,andmagnificent PRO CESSIONS, both by Land and Water, observed to corn. Jnernorate the late gallant Hero LORD VISCOUNT NEL . NON. The E'st Procession will be Aquatic, and the Scene exhibit .a Grand-,Panoramic View of the RI V ER TRAM ES, - with the Boats„ Barges, and other Vessels;' passing through ... one of the It ridges . The second Procession wi i I present the , View as it appeared passing through •PEMPLE BAR. • '1 he whole; of the Machinery and Scenery has been exe. cuted and painted by a celebrated Artist, and will be intro. • diced by appropriate Dialogue; Song, and Grand Marches, . -under the Title of NATIONAL GRATITUDE, Princi, Q otC 1 . ..44 the Song " (if our tslano we've s rine), jllr, Fawcett ; lieu the Boat s wai n ( wi th a new song, " - ALI' the King live for ever"), Mr. lnelcdon ; • john -Lump (with a Song), Mr. Enlery ; Sailor's Lass (with Song), Miss.'ryrer. . .To which will be added, the.new Farce, in Two Aas (in terspersed ,ith Songs), nt ' • WE FLY BY NIGHT , Or, LONG SPUMES. Tickets to be had of Mr Fawcett, at his Chambers, rg, • .31uokingharn-street, Ail Iphi ; and .of Mr. Brandon, at t►ie Thcatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. • LQNDON LIFE ASSOCIATION, No. 48, St. Paul's Cn.,rch-yard.• rRosTEEs : 70.1-n.T.NNSL EY, Esq-. Alderman and Sheriff: 'IOH K..PETE iZ'H,- , iNKE Y. Esq, Alderman. MENRY RASE, Esq. Sauk of England. - - 'THE. COMMITTEE. engage: l 4 in establishing JL.- - this Society are'now enaiyed to submit :t6. Plan and .Merits to the Public ; in dhing Wiich they feel much sAtis tadion in offering a Systeni of Lite Assurance, aftbra.;ng equal security and superior advantages to those of any otheZr •Institution of the same description. The rollowing are its rearing features : tat. That its Membcrs shall consist only of such Persons 25 shall assure their Lives tor toe whole continuance thereof; and-that they shall mutually assure. each other to the Amount of their respective Policies, ~..2d. the Premiums paid by the Members shall, with the accumulated Interest constitute the Capital . of this Society, and no other immediate advantage shall be rel. -quire& . 3d. That the Profits of this Society shall be diiricled amorgst the Members Suring their respective Lives: This Society so con.itituted, will alSo .dt as a r:gular Life Assurance Offte, in .dl_ branches, on the usual ,Kenna. Further .P.irrticulars, and the Itates,Thay he bbiamcct ap plication at-the Office of the Sociev; ;or at the Office of the •' Solicitor, Mr. Charles Druce,'No: to, Billiter-square. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN. HAVING seen au Advertisement of the Direc tors nu the kick Lice insurx,ce Office, respecting the above Plan, I presume they could not have• read time Pros ettus when they pade - tne itesolutton whe.h thc published, and, of could know nothing about it—as they truly state.. I . thvelore request they will read the Prospedus, and then, if they think proper, inform the Pubic what ernmemon the one Plan bas:with die other,. which should make it incum bent on me t, explain it to*thern, and , to state the grounds on which they have thus interter.d. W. LUDLAM. rs, Welbeck-street, Cavendish: square,' 13th May, 006. • • P. S.. The Advertisement alluded to is, ." ROCK LI FE INSURANCE COMPAIIY.—The court, D redols think it incumbent on them to give no t nat they had no knowledge of the Plan for establish: ing a So 'ety, under the title of the • Philanthropic Annuity t)tfic,' ~ntil they saw the Circular Letter; and, Public Ad v'erti.,einents, announcing; the same , and that they have no n et:on•i herewith. By Order of the Court of DireciNS., ‘‘ May 2, 1806." F N• , Aduar, ." WARRANTED UN tiRAW,N. .\v - IFT and Co, No. t 1, Poultry, are selling the L) TICK h and SHARES of the present Lottery, war tindrawn. E X 1' SATURDAY wilt be the S&;ond Day of Dritv irg. The following is' the State of the ,Wheel. - Prize of . 435,90, - • is - z(,or, 2 • • - - 2o;o0o 40,000 2 10,000 • .. 20,000 2 - • sOOO 10,000 boo - Seeo 5, 0 - - - Sooo Wi;h tl,e full proportionof•tool. 5-1. .and 211. Prizes. 'f HE ARMY AND DtAIARS HE ARMY and DEALERS in general in the -L. MIL. TANN ACCOU FREMENT line may besup plied with every Article in . the above line full to per Cent. cheaper than at any other pliice in England, at the Duke of 'York's. Old Established Manufaelory, No. 8, Gardeners'. Line, 103 g-street, Westiniulter, where every attention will be paid . to Orders. • • N.B. Also strong Military Shoes as law aS ss. 6th ss. 91. ancf6s. per pair; bast Overalls mad,: at ss. 6A. Trowscrs 55. Tufts for Heady-stoney only. LANDED ESTATE. A. GENTLEMAN is desirous Of investing a Scut of Money in a Landed Purchase, to the extent of flool. per ann. or in one of less annual amount. A pplica. Con by letter, in the first instance, from Principals, is re- Altureil, stating the outline anclextent. of the - Proposal. Or Shy Person entitled to the absolute Reversion of a Lauded Estatt...on the dean) of,the present Possessor (if not under 6. Ye4rs of age) may be treated with by the same PersOn for. the purchase of his Interest in it, or a pail of it, on a fair calculation. post-paid . , to C. El, No. 17, OXendon-street, RaY-raarket. 'FOR FURNISHING HOUSES. SEVERAL NEW INVENTIONS ,and Excel letit Improvements in the Article of Cabinet arid Up. holstery F U RN I T U RE ,1w the Proprietor of the Patents, at the Original House, BUTLER's Manufalory, Nos.. 13, ba" 14 , Catherine-street, Strand. Patent Dining Tables and Jaedsteads,Sola-bects, Chair-beds, &c.' graciously patronized . I.?„Y the King, Queen, and Royal Family, the Nobility, and ;p'itry. Thee articles are highly approved in the East and west Indies and various Fordo Parts. Window, Curtains, Drawing-room and Parlour Chairs, Side. boards, &c. &c. in a variety of elegant and fashionable designs ;the.Patent Bed steads having brass screws and joints are fixed - without the use oftools, tacks, or nails, in putting on the Furniture. Every other Article in the Cabinet and Upholstery Branch, all made on the mbst approved plans, and for. Exportation ; Army and Navy Patent:Beds, Tables, and Chairs, on a very Curious and improved Principle Musquito'Nett Sofa-beds, r Climates. p, N.B. Feathers peculiarly well seasoned always rea d y , at R's Warehouse, 13 and 14, Catherine:street, striiiid. • Le Partigularin tile Name. . • 0 •.. • - • t 4 at . f t" f• WEDNESDA GREAT ROOMS, KING's THEATRE, HAY : MARKET. . If R. .SALONION'§ ANNVAL - CONCERT, EDNESDAY,. May z,r, 11306. PART 1. New Overture—Woelti; - Aria, Sig. RIGHT. Concerto Clahhet, Mr. KRAMER; Cavatina,Signora , Concerto Violin, Mr. SA LOMON . .—S'alorrion.: Dttetto, Madame BIANCHI and Sig. NALDI. • PART IL. . • Grind Symphony.—,llaydn. Scena, Madame , • Duo, Piano-tbrte and Pedal Hatp, .:Mr, WOEI.Vt. and Mr. DIZI.—W,eIII. • • SOng, Mr. BRAHAM. Quintetto, Madame DUSSEK, Signora GRIGLIETTI, Sig. - Sig - ROVE.DINO, and Sig. \IORELLI. Finale. Doors to open at Seven, and the Concert to bczin at Eight o'Clock. Tickets, at los. 6th. each, to be had gl Mr. Salomon, No. 4, New Cavendish-street, - Portland-place; at the Opera-Office; and at the principal Music Shops. - • A CAUTION TO FAAIILILS 'tr ": 'great -Reputation I . chich Mr. BURGESS has gained by ttie superior Excellence of his ESSENCE of •A NCHOV I ES lin FISH SAUCE has induced many Persons to give the same Name to an. Article' entirely dif ferent. iOl-IN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public:, to caution thefir against such Impositions, - ,as several People travel the Empire, orie,ing Shopkeepers, &c. an• ex tra targe profit to vend the 'spurious kind : they are parti cularly requeted to ask t"tir But( c E ss's ' • and to observe none is genuiiie but'-what have these words upon the Label - " john Burgess and SOn's Original and Superior Essence of -Arichovies." • Woehouse, No. £O7, Strand, corner of the Savoy S ceps,' London TO Uf: SOLD, A HOUSE fit •for the Reception of a moderate J I. amity, with an , :xcelie,iit uarden, Stable, ht. houses, &c. in one of the pleasantest 'Country Towns in England, distant auout so.ty mitcl West of"Lon4m. Inquire tor.pArticiCars oc Mest , 's. WCIAIIt, Upholsterers, opposite •! CON: • et. • • Ni . ; toLts. TO P.E SOLO - di AUCTIO On Monday, the ad day TiA June, tio6, at the Angel Inn, Baru St. Edmund's, Suflia, at Twelve o'clock, in Five '444,- • ' . • •A Aost • Desirable and Cmpaa FREEHOLD IS. cAT E . ; ccmsisting of'the Manor of Spurle, with Palgrave, 'with the - Manor 1-louse calved Spode Hal, and about zoo : acres of aralile, meadow, and pasture Land, di vEded into cm.' - ipaa Farms, each of them in a ring fence, situ ate at Spode, real Palgrave, Ltttle i'algrave, Dunham, North . Pickenharn, lVewton, Nedon, Swatlliam, and Prot. sham, in Norfolk. ,:rhe Estate is in a good sporting country, and in a wighbourhocid abounding with Game ; it adjoins, td the town of Swalfhaitt,• is about • 1; mileS frail Lynn ~anda bout 20. from NOrwicb,s and there are 'about go Acres of Woodland attached to tile'Hal/ Farm, which will be sold with the Man.r.. • ',Wm. Pearson, Cxsar Newton, Thomas Wells„ the ten ;nts, will .he ,he P eaIiSCS ; and printed - Particulars had at the Chambet'sof Greene, Tctundit, and Har ri;on, L.; ra:'..s.4rtn, London ; of Mr. josselin, .iurveyor, Bel stead, ne.J Ipswich ; at the Ar*l Inn, Bury St. Edmund's; n., at t Swan, - -Swatharri ; , at the Angel, NOrwieli : at the Pieyr;,tor's rf the Cambridge Paper ; of Messrs. Eaton and Hammond, Newmarket ; and of the respeCtive Tenants upon the Premises. WARWICKSHIRE. ' • A DE,qR \OLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with MILL and FARMS Contiguous. TO BE SOLE) 13\ _PRIV keri.; CONTRACT, __ _ ____. _ - - - - A Most Eligible - FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the Village of . Alvestun, about 2 miles fr,im Strat ford-upob- Avon, in the County of Warwick ; comprising liannsoine modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon the Bank of the A von, in the centre of a Paddock. -- of about a 8 Acres, on a slight elevation, which renders it perfealy dry in all seasons, with convenient Offices, 'Garden, Fi,,h-pond; Coach-house, and Stables, - all in complete repair ; a Mee dow of t 8 AcreS, aCorn mill on the River Avon at a diStance from the Xansion, with rr Acres ofTheadow Land, in several pitees, adjoining • a Cottage, and font' Acres of Land planted with Oilers ; ate' Fishery of . part of the River. Avon ; and two 4apital and-well proportioned Farms, consisting of near '7OO Acres of excellent arable and meadow Land. One of the FainTs is at an easy distance from the Mansion, and tic other in a mureNtrlote part of the Parish. Path ot them have been inclosed - a4,:"4.1t 3o years, and are. tenanted by re.: spedable Farmers: • The Village of 'A Iliestott; s 1 irr:Yl on itS . North and West ern sides by the River Avon, is situated in a pleasant and healthy part of the County of Warwick, and in.the centre of Mr. Corbet's li!bt : the Neighbourhood is genteel, and from the excellence of the Roads,'and the cleanness and superior qua;'ty of the SOil, this Mansion, : and its • Dethesnes derive every advantage desirable for the residence of a genteel Family. . The Mill and Farms . are on Lease. To, accoNmo.date' 'Purchasers, the Mansion - flobse, De mesne, Lands, Mill, and nearest Farm, will be sold separate ly. For further,Paniculars, and - to treat for the purchase, apply (if by letter, post-iwid) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors,.Strat.f. ford-upon-Avon. . .SUTFOLK ESTATE. • .. • TO HE SOIL," THE Capital MANISION-HOCSE 'ailed HOB LANo.:HALL, 'with double Coach-house, - Stables for ten, horSes, Lodges ant Cottages, - :Boat-house, HO ponds..llot-hf-iuses and green-hOuses, a large walled-in Z arden planted with choice Fruit-trees in full-bearing, Lawn. Pa,tclocks,.G' rounds and Plantations - to the same be-. longing, containing about 6; Acres. About ten Acres of the Plantations are Freehold; all the Buildings and the residue of the Land - ac: 1::::asehold, of Magdalen College, OxfOrd. Also a Messuage, or Farm-house, near to the aboVe Pre mises, with the Barn, Stable, Bullock shed,. granary, Cart= shed, and other Buildings, with about 266 Acres of exceed. ing good Arable and Pasture Land thereto belonging, together With a.parcel of Bruery, or 'Furze Land, Containing, by esti mation, So Acres, ()cell pied therewith. This farm is like wise Leasehold of the above. (college. • The Premises are situated in the Parishes of 13n:dwell, Bolton, and ILipton,' in the County .of Sutlblk, in a very healthy situation, abounding,withgame, and within a mile of the fine piece of water called Fritton Decoy; and within half a mile of a_ water called the . Mill-Water, on which there is excellent Fishing; arc distant about two miles front the Sea : of which, and of Yarmouth, and of Cotton Roads, there is a fine view from'the House. Yarmouth is distant tour miles, and LoweStOft six miles. - The Mail-coach to and from London pass and repass every day within halls mile of the Hall. • The Mansion-house and all the Out-buildings, - are nearly new, and in every resped complete and it tor a . gcutlenian's . Residence. • The Farm-house and all the Farm-buildings have been re cently built, and are situated in the center of•the Farm, which lies in a Ring-fence. • • The - Premises are intitled to extensive Rights of Common, lie in Parishes where the Poor Rates are low, and the Land tax is redeemed. - _ ~ The Purchaser may have possession of Hobland-Fial I and the Preinies thereto .belonging immediatdy, and of. the Farm-buildings and Land at Michaelmas next ; and,' if re. quirect, he may be accommodated in the further purchase of . a considerable quantity of excellent Land adjoining the above. For further particulars andprici apply to Mr. Reeve, jun. Solicitor;' Lowestoft. :4;11 1. ::s%\altikvii Pp) 40;gege::: V . Os' "- „„ - r • • 'AMY 14, 180-6. LAW . ; A 4Essits,, cLARKF • and SONS S fespea: fully inform the . Profession, that the remainder of 13A RION's.WORK on the,sCl ENCE of CONVEY. 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HOUSE, • Al. t y , 9, IEO6. rip HE COURT cif, BIR.ECTORS ff. the UNITED, CUAII'ANY of ,11ERCH/INTS of ENGLAND Trad ing to the PAST' INDIES do hereby give Notice, ' - • -That the Papers owhich were orde , eel by th ,- General Court on the 7th bra. to be printed fw the u.,e of the l'roprieto. , s, will be reeaf to bt delivered, at this Houre,67lThundaY the Isth instant.' 1V1L1.1,141 RA:US AY, ,yee. • • ARMY ANT) NAVY EQUI PACE. . , THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrasses,and Bedding complete, are very resped tull y recommended-to Geutietnen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in Lond,n ; • MarqueeS, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles . ;' , Sea Cots, MCA Beds, and Chairs, for on (Mara Ship; Musgiiittp Net Furniture, and Patent Brass screw Bedsteads, hit Last and West Indies, and all Foteign Climates, at - - ii ORGAN and SANDFRS's Patent Bedstead Manulattory and Ware-Rooms,' - • - Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. • • Morgln and S'anders's New.invented Imperial Dining ables, - allowed to be the most complete and 1. legant set of Tables ever yet' invented, are very portable, packing - in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. 13. The Fashionable Sofa,Bed & Chair-Bed %Warehouse. FASHIONAIME GLOSSY BOOTS AND•SHOES. - BAYLEY begs leave to recommend the use . • of his Patent BLACKING CAKES; which for more than thirty years past have been Ibund superior to any thing' of the kind offered to public notice. The Blacking - made from these Cakes, with Water only. will ker,p. the Leather soft, pliant, and mellow, to the very • last, and give it the most beautiful Black C loss. not of the Japan hue, which is produced, by using Vinegar instead of Water, or Vitriol mixed with Water; but it should he served, that the corrosive quality of either is extteinely in jurious to the Leather., . Th. - :re being many counterfeit Cakes, sold by unprincipled -Persons, nearly resembling the tree-ones in appearance, the Patentee begs to observe, that they may he discovered by his Name on the label befog differently spelledor the word (as) or (as form.!rly) - inserted before • the word prepared The gmuine Cakes have - engraved Labels pasted On them with these words : " By the King's Patent, Cakes fur Sh uhg Liquid. Blacking, prepared by W. Bayl6y, the Patentee, sold by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur,§rro,r,. London." Price Sixpence earth,. which witi mat::: ,ull Pint of Blacking -- Large allowance is made to those who buy them for portatio, or To Sell again, with a liberal Discount to such as take quantities for Ready Money. N.B. The Bills of Directions arc signed as below, which appears on the outside of each Cake, W. BAYLEY. 7-.I XTERNAL Applications in Eruptive Cases (ex • cept those arising from simple irritation) .ould Without any ditticulty be proved prejudicial. What pains : Nature tikes to relieve the Health by pushing the oft:ending Matter to the skin, and remove it far from the principle of life l' for she knows it,o tongerthan it can be kept there does the Pa tient enjoy health. In CiSing repellents then; what trouble we take to cross one of the most salutary laws of our Bene fatiress In taking SP I Rrs PATE N 1' ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS the internal habit is corn:tied, the health mends,•and thus "the Disease - dies away. In Scro, 'pith, Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Nervous ,and I3ilious Complaints depending on the irritability of the Stomach, re lief is given. It. is necessary to ask for the Patent AAiscorbutie• Drops, with the King's Duty printed in black ink, instead of red ink-sold as usual at the-Dispens-ry, ti, Soho-square,' in bottles of ss. 6:1. los. and tl. as. Duty in cluded. , , • PALM SOAP IN THE GREATEST PERFECTION. Q BERRY havina made great Improvements in his 1.-1. well-known PALM. SOAP, recowneilds it with re 'levied confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ; prepared from that - sweet' fragtant article, Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the PerfuMe, and delicacy of its use,. has merited the atten tion and patronage or many of the first Families, and is 'esteemed a valuable discovery for softening, cleaning, bracing, and . preserving the Skin front the heat of the sun ; and is also found an excellent defence against cold winds and sharp frosty air. • Sold in Squares and Balls, is. each, with the words'" Sa muel Rem" an the wrapper. The Proprietor recommends it as the best Soap for shaving, produOtg a ti..e soft lather. properfor tender Faces, in round Cakes, is. ear t. Prepared and sold by S. Berry,. Wholesale Perfumer, No. 17, Greek. street, Soho; and, by his appointment, at the principal Per turners in London and ditlerent Towns in time three King doms. . . NEW MEDICINE ACT "LI NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. I.ones's Powder and other Valuable Preparations, inforin the that in'conscquence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price ,ot that Medicine will be - in future. as 9d. per Packet, or 11. Ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity ~ f a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Nitvy) may be had for 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the . Co mmissioners, for Newbery's separate use, in which the words, " F. Newbeey, No. 45,, St. Paul's," are engraved, and as it is presumed that ,this will be a sufficient 5e,..0 ity . against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels Will be discontinued_ _ The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the first 'twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed; .but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al lowed the Stamps gratis. s. • d _ r. fames's Powder z 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Anakeptic Pills - 4 6 Pills 4 . 0 Do. large'Box z 4 o' Frcalte'sTinO.of Bark 4 o Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z• 6 Dr.-Huxham , s ditto 2 o Do. Convulsion Oil - a 6 Tonic Pills - .- 2 - 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 6 English CL'offee - 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops t 9 . Dr. Hooper's Pills t ' 6 Do. Paregoric Lozenges t t Grant's Drops - Angibaud's Blois ditto t ii.lnglish's Scots Pills ; EssenceotColtsfoot • • 3 6 Henry's M ignesia 6 Mr. S pence's Dentifrice o Norton's Drops - s 6 • Cephalic Snuff* •- o 9 Spilsbury's Drops s 6 lones's ltheuni. Md.. 3 b Dr. 'Solandtr's Tea '2 9 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenough's Tineture ; ti Essence of Peppermint t ti Do. Tolu Lozenges t xi Glass's-Magnesia • - 3-6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6 N. B. As many Poisons,. particularly Messengers, tnis takb the I Louse ,of Messrs. Newbery, they think it necessary, to point out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, tour Doors from Cheapsicle, with these words inscribed on the Front " THE • ONLY 'SVAREHO'USL fOR JAN4ES's VOWDER." S.