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NUMBER 4155.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAIIE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 8, 1806, will be performed THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ; Count Curvoso, Mr. WEWITZER ; Marquis De Grand Chateau, Mr. MATHEWS ; Lorenzo, Mr. IBBON ; Whimsical), Mr. RUSSELL ; Peter, Mr. DOWTON. Doralice, Miss . TIDSW ELL ; Constantia, Mrs'. H. SIDDONS ; .. Leonora, Mrs. MATHEWS ; . Bianca, Mrs. SPARKS ; Curiosa, Mrs. DORMER ; And F lnretta, Signora STO RACE E. To which will be added (18th time), a New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. The Characlers by Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. MATHEWS, Miss DX CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT, &c. In Aet El. Two Ne.w Airs, by Miss De Camp. "Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.;—Pit 3s. 6d. Second l'rice'zs. Gallery as. Second Price is.—UpperiGallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. The Doors will bk (valet - Eat Half past Five. and the Play begin at Half-past Six. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-0 thee in Little Rusiell.street • TO-morrow, The School ter Friends ; after which will be performed a Cento, adapted to 'the occasion,, from _the Sacred Music of Handel, &c. as a solemn tribute to the memory .-of the immortal 'Nelson. The principal Vocal Parts b' Messrs: Braham, Kelly, Dignum, Miller, Gibbon, Cooke ...Signora Storace, Mrs. Mountain, Miss e Camp, lirs. Bland, Mrs. Mathews, Miss Holloway. The Band attd Chorustes tvill he filled by the first Performers, beyond dny preceding occasion. • ' On 'Friday, The Soldier''s I)aukhter, with The Sleeping Beauty. • T . l-IEATRE-12OYAL, COVENT-GARDEN THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 8, 1806, will be perforMed, DOUGLAS. Norval, Masrer BETTY ; LOrd I11(10:p11, - Mr. CHAPMAN' ; Glenalvon, Mr. COOKE.. Lady Ratidol.3ll, Mrs. LI TCH Fl E LD. to %ilia-, will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called HARLECIIJIN's AIAGNET. ; Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER. • Harlequin, Mr. BYRNF-; Pantaloon; Mr. L. BO LOGNA ; lrylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), .Miss SEARI. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery is. The floors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past Six. Places - for the Boxes tb be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. . _ The New Pantomime of Harlequin's Magnet ; or The Scandinavian Sorcerer, continuing to be received by over flowing audiences with unbounded applause and admiration, will be repeated every Evening till further notice. The Tragedtof The Fair Penitent is unavoidably deferred. The Public are respedfully intOrmed that this Theatre will not be opened To-morrow. :On Friday .Master Betty will perform the Character of tancred. On Saturday will be aced, :for the first time„ anew Co medy, called The Romantic Lover ; or, Lost and Found. LORD NELSON', FUNERAL. AFIRST FLOOR, situated iu a preferable Part of %Via be fitted up with Seats fur the accommodation of Ladies or Gentleinwn wishing to see the Procession.. Parties may be accommodated with the whole I tow by-applying immediately. Letters addressed A. Z. No. 36, King-street, Covent garden. INIPROVED ARMS. GILL'S WARR . AINiI`E - 15 - SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES, akc. Sec. Sec. TN times of approaching danger, true courage A.ma nifests itself by arming against the worst—ln the patrio tic hope of assisting their brave Countrymen herein; TI-1.0. and- lOHN GILL have lately established themselves at No. 83,- St. lames's-street, London ; where may be had, Cards descriptive of the extraordinary proofs their Warrant td Swords are subjeaed to, and of the - superior Properties of their Improved Patent Rifles.; where also - Specimens may be seen, and Orders for them, and Anus and . Accoutrements Of ai) kinds, t - iken. Likewise. at their long-established Ma pufaaory in Birmingham. ARMY AM NAVY EQUI I'AG E. THE PATENT CAMP 13EDSTEADS, Furni ture, att rasses, and Pedding complete; are very. resped= fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the mon o ,portable and' superior to any others. made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on .improVed . principles ; Sea tots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, frit . on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furnitnre,' and Patent. Brass-screw Bedsteads,: fot East and West Indies, and al Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDERS's Patent Bedstead Manufaelbry and WarQ-Rooms, - . Nos. , 16. and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. Morgan and. Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining 'tables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant-set of Tables ever vet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fakionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware. blous CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE, He . NI'S, T O BE LETT,. situate ten Miles East of Win chester, and rive Suuth from Abresford, in the centre of the Hampshire Hunt, 'comprising a pleasant modern-built bwelling-house, with Offices, Stables, Lawn, and liielo tires; about go Acres of whichoogether with several Woods and I nclosures adjoining the same, of the yearly yalue of 301. are to be sold. - Mr. Perry, 'of Bramdean, will shew the Premises. • • Printed Particulars may be had of the Printers of the Ox ford and Bath Papers ; •at the principal Inns on the Western Road ;:at 'Nil 7, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London; and at Mr. Webb's Office, -in Salisbury, who will treat for the Sale or ,Letting., . , For RI-lEUMATISMS,- SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS; &c. Dr.-STE ERSs OPO.DBLDOC. • 'THIS Medicine, frorrx its warm, penetrating and attenuating Qualities, is found to be an excellent Re inedy for external rtheuinatisms : • am! by its strengthening YovVets, it speedily-restores the Parrs - which have been in• }need by Bruises and Sprains. It is of great service in Cramps ' ~r Numbness Stiffness or Weakness of the loints, and as an Eiiibrocation for the Soreness of the Feet after violent Exer eisb ; as also in promoting:a proper Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic State. It is also particularly recom mended for Chilblains . ; and it usedin time it will prevent their breaking; biit in this case it should be dissolved and ap plied Warm. - The Genuine 0 podeldoe is prepared and Old only by F. Newbery and eons, No. 45, St. Paul's, 011 the Coach-way, four Doors froM CheapSide'," price - as:' 6d. a Bottles, •Dury included : but as a variety_oitounterlCits are offered to the Public, in which the Names of Dr. Steers, of C haring -cross, and Mr. Newbery, are traudideritly made use of, Purchasers are requested to observe whether the words • " F. Newbery, No, 45, St. Paul's ? " be engraved in the . Starnp ; if 'nor,: the i'reparation must be spurious. - • . Sold also, by their Appointment, by Dicey_ and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; Bacon and CR,":746. iso. and 1.. Piddrrig, No. 76, Oxford-street ;I. Wade,:old Bond-street ; Bayleyand'Co. Cockspur-street ; . - Ward:Middle-row, Holborn ; T. Tuft.,. Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Borough, High k fleet; and by J. Harris, Successor .to Mrs. E, Newbery,. B , ..okseller, at the Corner of Ludgatt-street, 'Fr 1 I 1 - . tis. • %• .. , , , 7,.;•:4- ~,,,!7_,- A. v•-•''S,',,,':- ~A.,,,,,,0X.r.,,, zwiti+llll.ti-:".:- ,:. ~,,..,„-, ......._ , ~,....,-. _ - s--.4* - --,„,- :.-, AA-Ir.-- ....k:e.:,,,,z-- .1-.,--,,:,.. . - . 00,,,,,,,--.: ~_5,....„ , ~.. ~n,,,-..:,-.: * ,, , , p> , , , .;,41: , , , ,, ;4,i. '.%eitivii,lvxv- - • i,,,,,,/:.1,,! 4,,.. 'r!~-.- .~,~," n „ It i r v This Day 'was published, Handsomely'firintA iti One'very lira Volume, Quarto, _ Al. 55, ..in_bcladu • CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.,; containing, a copious ,QCount of 'alf the ii - kiiri - ei . N.lincs'theiitioried i n Ancient Authors, with the value of Coins, Weiglit§,c, and Measures, used amongst the Creeks and Rornans,`aud a Chronological Table. 7 By 1. LEMPRI ERE,. - • • • - Master 61,Abingdon Scho - 01. ,Printed for. T. Qadell and W. Davies, Strand. ' *** This Work,' - in its new and greatly-enlarged. Form, recommends itself to the. Patronage of the Public- by a full and interesting Account of the Literature, History, and Man ners of Antient.Timcs. . As above may also be had, the last Octavo Editiob (bdihg the Fourth), Price 13s: 6 7 d. bound. Genuine Edition of SMITH's WEALTH of NATIONS, with Notes, Supplementary Chapters, and a Life of the Author. This Day was publi%lied, Handsomely printed in:Three large:Valls, Y)vo. price 11. 75. in boards, Anew Edition,,being the tab, of A N INQUIRY into NATURE - and .1 . - CAUSES ol the %YEA LTI-tof NATION'S: - By 'ADAM SMITH, L.L. D. Arid F. R.S. of London and Edinburgh ; .One of the Com missioners of his Al: , jesty!s Customs in Scotland: rind formerly Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Glasgow- : With Notes, Supplementary Chapters, an d . a Lif e o f Dr. WED NESDAY, JANI}A4Y "B„,_ 1506. To the'PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEM/N, • AVING withdrawn my humble Pretensions to I I your Patronage for the laSt -Vacant Seat kit the D,irec tion of your Affairs, entirely under the conviction that by readily acquiescing With the opinion of your Executive Body, „ I should not suffer in•your estimation and as Candidates for the Honour-to which I aspire are daily increasing,.perinit rne - thus early to renew my application for .your Suffrages, and . earnestly to Solkit your zealous - Support on the next' Vaean- cy, when it is lily fixed determination to piocecd to a Ballot. I have the Honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, . . Your most faithful and obedient Servant. •JOHN ALEX. BANNER - MAN. .2, Harley-place, - Jan. 8, 180.6. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,• - . . December, Aos. . PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall : due on • the 2sth instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are nbtY ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices-over the • Royal-Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as, well as by their re. ipeetive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as=' sured ate requested to apply for the Renewal of their 'Policies on or before the 9th of lanuary next, as the usual - Fifteen* Days allowed tOr Payment,- :beyond the bate of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL . FLEMING, jun. Secretary. * A .* Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices,. for the Asstirance of Buildings, Goor's;' Merchandize, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage Fire; .and also for the Assurance Of, and granting Annul ties on, Lkes. . . . . . N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expellee to the Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up.. wards. THE NORWICH AND NOkFOLK PORTRAIT OF THE IMMORTAL' NELSON. . . THE Corporation of the City . of•Norwich having 1: glinted - to' E E 111 AN permission - of publishing • a Whole-length Mezzottnto Print Of the ever-to-be-lament ed Lord Nelson, howl the Picture painted by Sir William Beechy, R. A. now placed in Si. Andrew's Hall, I. F. re spectfully acquaints the Public, that heisprepaiin'g to gra tify the general expedation by 'the most expeditious means._ The eminent celebrity of the. Painter, 'and the circumstance' of various applications having been made by eminent Artists in London for . leave to copy the above Pidure, is an' in comestible proof of its•beiiirg the last for which the Illustri- : ous - Original ever sat, decorated with all- his -Honours-and Achievements, and affords a sufficient pledge that a more ac.. curate Likeness of the Hero, in his late period of life,.cannot by any other means be obtained. Some of these. honourable Trophies he .preSented - to the Corporation of Norwich, under whose sanction and patronage this Plate is now engraving.- That the Print may derive every advantage in point ofexe. - cution, 1. F, has Seleded Mr'. E. 18E1.1,, whose various cx dellent Portraits after Gainsborough, Opie;- , justly en titled bitty to be preferred ; also his residence on the' spot will tend to expedite, as far as 'possible, the publication of this desirable anti faithful Memorial of a Man whose Ser vices arc above all praise. . •. • - The Size - of the Plate will be 28 inches by rE inches. — Proofs to Subscribers al. as. Prints ditto,. il.. is. Half the .Money-to bepaid at the time of subscribing. N. 13. From the great-dein-and already made, it is requested, those Gentlemen who desire good Impressions evil I be early in theiLappliatton, as they will be pundUally, delivered in . the, ordersubscribed for. Subscriptions received by the Publisher;' 1.. Freeman, 2, London lane'; the Rankers in Norwich ; and at all the prin, cipal Print and Booksellers in Great Britain. GRAND LOTTERY, B EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3,180 G: SCHEME. 3 . - of L'2,-*,OOO - are - ,C 60,600 3 , 10.000 - - - - 30,0 0 3 - - 5000 3 - 2000 - 6000 8 Icoo 23 - - - - Soo P - - - - 100 120 - - - - so sOOO First-drawn Tick et sz , - t 10,000 25,000 Tickets 4250,00 Par of the above Capital. First-drawn Ticket, , ist Day - - ,Cro,nao Ditto - - - - 4th Day - - 20,000' Ditto - - - 6th Day Ditto . - Bth Day - - Soto Ditto - - loth Day - 20 Jo TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every 4icenced Loltery-011iee. e • PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - • - 4i 9 1 9 o Half - -4 So 2 o 1 Eighth - - k ? , ►2 o Quarter .s 2 0 I Sixteenth - ► 6 o *** An early Purchase is advised, as the first Soon Tickets will be entitled to 221. each,' besides their chance of the 1,4- pita)s. • No. 26, CORNHILL, Sz, Ca-AI:INC-CROSS, and sr MARG , ARET'sIIILL, 1 OKOUGFI. HORNSBY. and aq. reipedfully acquaint the Nobility; Gentry, and the Public, that they ha - ve on Sale a Variety - of TICKETS and SHARES, .at the lowest I' rices. 'By perusing the present Scherhe it must be obvious to every Adventurer, that if they purchaselhickly, they must gain from i9l. 17s. and cannot lose, particularly so during the Drawing of the first Soon Tickets, as they are entitled to zzl. .each, besides the chance of the FirSt-draWn Ticket en.. titled to - io,Dool: - and'sUch tither Capital Prizes as may be drawn during that period. Exclusive of these advantages, there can be i}o doubt, should the holder of an undrawn ket or --Share-choose"to dispose of the same,' but he will re ceive more than it cost, . , _ . „ Prizes raid on. Demand, whether a 2zl. or zooool. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exattly on the same Terms as it present. The Lottery begins Drawing on the 3d of next Month'. STATE LOTTERY, - To begin Drawing February 3. SWlTr.and.Co.• No. 11., Poultry, London, and at theirOttices in most of the principal Towns, are sell ing the TICKETS and SIIAR ES .ot the. piesent JrnOT TERY, in which the scoo-First4rawn Tickets are entitled to 221. each, besides their chance ot.Capital Prizes. The only Prize or 10,0001. shared in the last Lottery, No. 18,539, was sold by Swift and Co: as slab . • 'NJ. 3973 -.a l i fiZe Of - ,C I 000 ' • ' 7176 - - - . , s:co _ : And in tlidiLotteries immediately preceding : No. 6791 - k 20,006 1 No. 20,952 20,000 9362 - - 10,000 19,556 - _ 5000 Besides others of zoool. 'cool. cool. Zec. &c. FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. • The present Lottery Schen= contains 3 Priies , of ,C 2.3,0,0 3 Prizes of - •kzooo 3 - - - - Lo,oov 8 3 Besi:ms Prizes of tool. 591. &c and - (whit no other lottery ever possessed) the first soo• Tickits - . drawn out of the W heetwil I each be entitled to 221. besides the usual Chance for the above CAPITAL ,PRIZES. • .... . . ..... TICKETS and SHARES areselling, in great Va , , . riay, at the of estiibsliShed Ot fi CeS, A, CO RNII I 1. 1., and 9, CHARING-CROSS ; where' the last .33,0631: and the two last Prizes of 200001. cverdrawn, ;were all sharedand slld by / - :1..1315/1., "*** The Lot:cry begins the 3d of next' IIM,tII. by WM. I' . I.AIiFA I R • Printed tor T . .Cadell Strand, '.*** The Propnetois of this valuable whilst they carefully preserve the. Text inviolate, .aais :cAions to Katie it accompanied by the best I Ilustratien within tiniir reach ;.and, they.trtust the Notes•and acinitiOnal Chaim.: . -rs of the present' Editor will be found to c,,ntaiii much usettil Malt,:c. As fur ther. Editions are called for, it will' belhOr ring study to'bring forward, from tune td glacti: tut :her Notes and Additions as may he.st ill'as!rate the At:tilt:Cs Principles,. and a pply,thein _to the : vatic:us Chan t ;ea of. T and .Cir4Juin stances. As above'may aiso be bad, r. 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