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::..~: umßErt. A 11)2.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. _ ...„ THIS PRESENT EVEt%IING, Feb. 20, will be performed, THE TRAVELLERS - Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Cord. Att I.— Characters in China. Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. ELLISTON; • Koyan (his Companion), Mr BRAHAM ; O'Gallacher, Mr. lOHN STONE ; The Emperor of r. . POWELL; Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATHEWS •, ;Itlindora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWE LL ; Celinda, klrs. MOUNTAIN. Act 11. —Characters in Turkey. .Ivlustaplia (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BA RTLEY ; Chief Aga of the I anizaries, Mr. DIGN UM ; Sapid, Vrs BLAND ; A Dance at Turkish Slaves. • Aa II I. and.! V.—Charatters in Italy. Duke of Posilepo, Mr. ROLLAND • The. Marchioness of Merida, Signora.STURAC E . A Dance of Lazzaroni. haratters In England. • Admiral Lord Hawser, M. DO w roN ' - Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTL E Y. THE NIZATHERCOCK.. The Characlers by • Mr. lIANNISTE M R, • Mr. CHERRYSHERRY;,, • Mr. ATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP; 'Mrs. SCOTT, &c. to Ad 11. Two New-Mrs, by Miss De Cainp. Boxes 6s. SeCutid• Price 35.-;44 - 3s: •6d. Second price as. 'Gallery as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places.for the Boxes to be takeliof Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box.:Otficein Little RusS - ell.street. . The Doors will be opened, at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. On Saturday, The School for Friends; with Of Age Tor morrow. . . . THEATRE ROYAL , COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING Feb: 424 Will be . . performed, • . THE DISTRESS'D.-MOTHEB.. Pyrrhus, Mr. C. KEIVIFILE Orestes, Master Btrr Y:; Hertnione ' Miss smitH; And Andronniche, Mrs. LI TCH FIE LD. After which, a new Grand Romantic Melo- D ratna, called RUGANTINO ; Or, THE .13RAVO OF VENICE. Tire Principal Charakters by Mr. H. jOHNSTON, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. LISTON, Mrs. GIBBS, Mr,. MATTOCKS; And Mrs. EMERY. ". The Overture and Music compos , ..d by Dr. Busby. The Dances by Mr. By me.,-;.Lhe....w.tkole.....under the direclican of Mr. Farley... To.conclutie with a Grand Masque. -saxes 6s. P1135.,6d. • Galleryfas: Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken. of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. The Dobrs tole opened at half:pait Five, and begin at half past Six. . • Mr. Muntlen is so far recotered frnin his late indisposition, that on Mtinday next he will perform the charaCter of Gene ral Bastion, in We Fly by Night. On Saturday, Mcropc ; With Rugatitino. URA,TORICIS.. TiiLATKL-ROYAL, COVENT :GARDEN. EVENING, Feb. 21, 3,vi1l 'be r re. Essherl With Ow Air 1-1.o1) by Signora StOf2CC. PART 11.. Concerto Air, Mrs. Bland, What Blessings-Dr. Arne. Recit. Mr Brabant, Deeper and Deeper Still, and Air, Waft her Angels • leplitha... , Chorus Gloria in Excelcis-Pergolesi. S o ng, .Mrs. Diekons, Sweet Mird--L'Allegro-(accompanied on t!.e. Violin by Mr. tshlev.') ;v1 s. Sat non, Mrs. bland, and Mr. Pyne, Like a bright Cherub - c,idLon. Signora Storace, Britannia at the Tomb o Nelson-. jornefli. Air, Mrs. Salmon, Though loud roars the Battle. Chorus, From theSensor 7 S2lopon. . • P.A 14,4' , . ' Anthem, Mrs. Salmon anii }ear rrty Prayer- Kent. Air, Mr Deyle, Conquest is"not to bestoW. , -n Air, Signora Storace, Che Frince.unable-Alex.Feast. Chorus, See the Conquelb4. Nero ; March ; Air and Cho- - :us, Sing unto Goit- , •fudirs, Mae. •-•- Cantata, Mrs: Dickons, From kosy:BowersT-Eurcel. • petit. Mr. -Braharti, Their Kights.by • Foes Invaded. Air, I'o Arms, your Country's Cause---Gndico. Coronation Anthem, .God Savelite King. • 7 • YrineipalV.oval Performers Signora STOKACE, Mrs. SALMON * , Mrs. BLAND,' and Mrs. ' , 111(...'K0N.S ; Mr. BRAHAM, gr. GIBBONS, Nlr, in/Ng • Ay K r 0, , 7 (Being IfteifTirst'A ppearance.l • Violin, Mr. NMI. EY, Leader Of the Band. Organ, 10r. J. ASHLE Y: • ROBINSON - and HOLMES, No 1, Essex-street Pert,l4-Maker to His Royal - Flightless the Prince of Wales, and ,to' the Tlicatre=Royal, , .. Covent-Garden, most respectfully•aSshie the Nobility:are:Gentry, that the ,great Patronage and-Encouragement they have received, has caused them to be indefatigaOle, during the Summer recess, in ing such Improvements in their Patent Perukes, as when seen must ensure Reneral approbation. They not only pro duce the eifed the Patent was obtained for, which was a carted Imitation ; of Nature, "but; display infinite taste ; and nothing can declare their. excelJeucc. send tytility so much as Persons haVing been induced to .rivertis,e under the appella tion of Patent Perukes to delude a generous Public. No Patent has been grantedbut only unto R. and it ..where the appearance of Nature has been the principal object of the Inventors. • Printed histrudiorts for mqrsuring the Head may be had as above, for the convenience of Gentlemen re siding at a distance. Orders transmitted from the Country must be accompanied with .a reference for . paymelit in X.on don. TO BE Soli) B\ ?Kt vATI.: torsi"' itAcT, — A LL that .Valuable MANOR, or ROYALTY, and the ESTATE of G R EAT HA RWOO Ll,situate within four Miles of the Town of Blackburn, in the County of Lancaster, and containing about Eleven Hundrett custo- Mary Acres of Land, of seven. Yards to the Pole, or about One Thousand ieven Hundred and Ninety Statute Acres.. This Estate is nearly comprised in a .Ring Fence, the Rivers Calder and Henburn running through and bounding a great part thereof ; theTWaters of these Rivers axe, capable of being vonverted into.py purposes (tithe most powerful Machine. , and the 'Jibe and numerous Springs of fresh Water which rise in every part of the•property .render - it an object. of the highest imporianee,,to:the Man4i4turer, ‘ or for the purposes Ct trtigatiou or Ideauty. The Estate is well Timbered, and rich and, valuable Mines Vin coaj „Sionc, and t; ravel, he in every part of it, and are now in work. It bounds also in the mast beau titul and romantic Situations id! . Building a Mansion-or Got -lage ()rnee ; lt4s,the byrfit of excellent 12ods ;,.hciiis a court l,eet ,and Court iiaitir, has a Royal Grant of a-Fair, Inch is tegut. rIY held ; and the Game having been strictly ; iveil strie4L-d therewith. lars oi till, ~alnable.Estate, apply at the Office d .vsn,rne, Preston, Laticashice, waare , " ' lait THE „ il l 4 4/ 40i' -.•••„__ 1,0,,,. '.' ":', Itt:-..- - ; tt-Vr-e r . - fr..... , - ' l 4 : fle - W !I s ts.,- ;'— ~ . -.15:2e-r•':kat ....r..,"•11! .•,..... A 1 -':F S AVYAn. - r-PO. -..,..-zaiitik, ...iek:.,..,t,, .. ,, , , , , ,, , ,* , , - til 0., tsi\l • , ~, k , "\ • v ,~ "~ ~ THURSDA Y, FEBRUARY 20 ) 1806. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, F. 19, 1806. . , CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for,the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUN TEERS. Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of those Killed, in His Majesty's Service : •Amount adveitised k 90•848 IS 2 Charchet, Chapels, and Meetings. Parish of Thelnethatn, Suffolk, Parkbes of Saundby and Bole, near Gainsborough, - - Rev. Clergymen who prea,l,ed. Sumi, cdlc . ried. 3 17 6 6 15 6 Independent Chapel, Blackburn, 20 v o Parish of Kiftneley, Shropshire, •--- 6 z 6 o --,-- Church, Twynholin, Win. Meire t t £7 6 -of Greethatil, Rutiando. Ed. Janes, Vicar 3 0 o of Clare, Suffolk, - 26 2 -- ofE ••••••*,-••••••••••--.. Gosport Chapel, - - R. Bingham Paid by some young men, against whom a prosecar, tion had been commeaed for a riot conitnitted in the Theatre, tnsport, per Samuel jellicoe, Esq. 3.1 0 4-j 12 0 52 9 9 . . . . ' and Rev. R. Bingham, . - - - -- 2o o o PRrish of Wickwan. - - T. Cook, . - 19 86, IdtsnaSed Femibirs, Ireland, Antrim ' - to to o Town and Parish of F,:rres, - Mq7onnell 22 to 0 Congregation at ditto. - Stark - j ,:, o Missionary C.plgregation at - ditto, ----1----- ' 4 2 9 Rev. Mr. Hoyei, of Kinless - - - 2 7 0 Nrish of Edinlsillie, - Milne• - .2 11 - S -- of Dol his- - --- Rose -. 4tz 8 _ . of W lutgift, near Howden, .Yorkshire, - - Daniel Ince, Esq. , - . Whiluithain Magna, near Bury St. Edmund's Suffolk, - ----, ----, 4 8' o Caine, Wiltshire, - - 'T. Greenwood 35 4 . .o Scotch Church, Liverpool, W. W. Kirkpatrick 61 4 6 Ilindley Chapel, near Wigan, Lan- • ' cashire, - - . 1. Croudson 515 6 Parish of Sutton Bengen, Wiltsh. Ed. thiwin" . 3 t 4 6 --.----,- of-Hinton, Berkshire, ROM. Symonds 5 co o —of Kempley, G loucestersh. of West 140111Wich t .., W. leSSe • 40 ito 7 , or Sr. Stephen, near St. Al- bati's Herefordshire, - 817 6 Township of Mai:clestield Forest,Brixton,& Fairfield, to a o Clayworth Church, near Hawtrey, E. Criswell 7 3 • , ' Checkley ditto, Stattimishire, Sbni. Langley •16 o o Parish of Dorrington, Lincolnsh. ----- of J4ors3ngton, Somersetsh - Rev. B. Brown, Scotter, Lincolnshire, - 3 3 0 Thomas Goultou, Esq. Walcot, ditto - - ao o 0 Parish of 13elton;1 sle or Axliolme, I . Robinson - 5 5 o - -- of AllOrd, Lincolnshire, 1 . Gilby . - 5 • 16 4 —of l)oddington, - G. D. Kent - 1 7 3 —of Bucknall, - , Myddletqu 313 6 Independent Meeting, St.Alban's, S. Border • - 711 6 King's Samborne, Hants, - R. Taykr - 812 6 Walcot Church, Bath, - . Parish of Ashton, Essex, in addit. - 7 7, o Simpson 54 0 0 to 0 . . . -- of St. Ernie, Cornwall, ' Dr. C. Cordell 814 7 Ibberton Reelorv, Dorsetsline, C. Wi,s s e - 1 4 o Hungerfoni, Berkshire, - M. Rowtandson 23 6 o Officers, Non.commissioned Officers, Privates, Boys, and Drummers ' of the a... 1 Battalion of the 6zd Regiment, One Dav's Pay - - Darley Dale, near, Matlock, .Der by shire, - . • - E. Jones Parish of Freestone, Boston - - 74 0 0 . ti 0 0 6 10 0 , . Relief Congregation, Kirk bear, -Dumfries, - - E. Dobhie - 4 8 o Congregation of Dumfries, addit. ToWnship ofClayton- le- Moores & Altharn,Lancas. 63 . 7 0 Churches of Halstock and East k.:ne!borongli,Dorsetshire, H. Haynann - 3 7 o Weston Favell Uhurch,Northarnp.H. Knight - 317 3 Lads Parton Church, ditto - Ditto - - 7 6 0 Evinlade Upper Swell, - T. Hatters - 1:5 o Samuel .A t haives, Esq. , - - 2o o o Patish'of Bourne, Lincolnshire Madam Pechin ' - - 6 19 9 -- 5 S 0 --- 3 3 0 , .. - to 13 0 26 0 9 Parish of Rarming, - Mark Noble - 3 to 6 Eccleston Church, near Chawley, additional, - • - t 3 6 Town of Wednesbury, Staffordshire - - , S 1 4 '9 Chapel of A mbleside, ditto, J. Cra:.kett 4 S 0 Parish of Preston and,Suttun, Dor , setsh►re, - i - ---- 6 6 7 --:--- of Osmington,ditto„ • ---- ----• 23 6 Gibson and Sons Sundry Subscriptions .. .. ---of Chet lisWorth, suir6a - 5 o o Rev. I. Gee. Smyth. Recur - - i •:', Sundry Subscriptions - - i I 2 a 21 7 0 Parish of Licock Melksham .--- 2.8 25 6 —_—., 'of Ticklesham, Sussex • 7 6 6 Roman Catholic Chapel, Brighton hilt, Yorkshire, - - Mr. Lefevre to so o Subscriptions at the Mitre Tavern, Challiam - 14 to 6 Perish of Moffatt, exclusive of Volunteers 9 9' o —of Kirkpatrick juitta,-ditto - 6 6 0 —of Warnphry, including Volunteers - 5 o a - Rev. Dr. Ralf t o andaff; Glamorganshire .. - 5 5 o John Williams, Esq. ditto - - 5 5 o Mr. Evan David, ditto - 1 t 0 Parish of Itowell,Nottinghamshire -- q 0 c --.... of Blidworth, ditto 2 0 0 —of Strelley, ditto — 13 1 to -- of Linby, ditto - 6 12 2 —of l'opplewick, ditto - . of Plumtree, ditto _ ----------- II 19 o of Woodborough, ditto 2 2 o of Noz - manton-upon-Soar ---:— 6 9 t of Menkenniott, Cornwall, W. Williams it 5 6 Independent Chapel, Cleckeaton, near Leeds, Yorkshire, - - - 9 It 2 Little Parish of Timsbury, Hants, D. %Villiarns z .7 0 Parish of Linkinhorne, near Cal lingtnn, Cornwall - las. Coffin 6'12 6 United Parishes at Mountfield and Whatlington, Sussex, —R. Rideout to ; o Village of Walberswick, Suffolk, ' -- 8 18 o Huy - ton Church, near Liverpool I Barnes 'l2 7 0 Parish of Preston, Suffolk, W. Blowers 5 12 6 Upper and Lower Shuckburgh,per SirS. Shuckburgh 15 4 6 Profits of a Ball at Rugby, in addition to a former Subscription of 3SI. i3s, per A. Butlin and Son 15 t 5 'o Subscriptions from Huddersfield and INleiglibt.urliood: Church, Huddersfield - . 24 5' I Kirk peaten - - 28 15 0 Kirkbu wan - - 1 3 3 o , StaiThavaite Chapel . - - 12 0 o . Holmfilth • - - Bla ' n - ---- Flonley• - _.• 12 i i 9 Lain - ••• - 6 o a Longwood - - 9 1 4 0 Huddersfield - - 3 2 2} Lydgate - - - 3 6 6 Aldrnondbury - - 1 4 1 3 3 Lockwood - - 14 2 0 Farnlev - - f 2 6 6 john Radclitle, Esq. , - lo to 0 Mr. Whitaker - - - 10 to o Abraham and lohn Horsfall ' - to to o john and Thomas Haigh - ' - to to o Mr. Holroyd, 2d Subscription - 5 5 0 William Fenton, Esq. - - 5 5 o Mr. Allen Mrs. Nicholls - - Thomas Atkinson, Esq. -- - 55 0 - 5 5 . 4 .' '-5 5 0 Sundry Subscriptions - - 12 12 0 6 9 Subscriptions contirme to be L1c.) , ;. - I*.i., tlrat At all tic Brakets in Town Anil Country. i.r, ‘vELSFORD, .9.:crelar}•. PRICE . SIXPg,NCE EAST INDIA • HOUSE, ' . Feb. 19, 18A._ PHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, - . 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