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rv:,AnDT‘iBl:cl+ • • • - •#' • - 7 . , -" L ti , SUN • . . 443zir9r..4 + 0Att • - R i;~, t.,' 1; - - F R IDA Y, OCrOELR 31, 1806. NUI‘IBER 440g.j THtATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. [PRICE SIXPENC E. ITO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 1, 1806, will be performed MUCK ADO ABOUT NOTHING. • Don Pedro, Mr, H. SI DDONS ; Leonato, WROUi; HTON ; Don join.; Mr 11/-1 R Y ; Claudio, ,Mr. BARRYrv , ; Benrdick, Mr. Ef. LISTON ; DOgberry, Mr DOWTON ; Hero, Miss MELLON ; Beatrice, *liss DUN CAN ; {Being her First Apporance in ilia Charaaer). inAtt 11. a-Masquerade, al\ti Mr. Stevens' Glee of " Sigh uomoie Ladies," by Me4srs. -Digitum, Gibbon, Itc. . --- THE SOLDIER's RETURN. Lord Brooinville, Mr. Pt)W E LI, ; Captain Manly, Mr. BARTLEY ; Racket, Mr. DE -CAM P ; • ' Dermot O'Doddipole, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. Belcour, Mrs. SPARKS; Belinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Miss Dashawav, Mrs. 1-1 RLOW E ; Fanny,' Mrs. BLAND. 1 .- Dance incidental to Piece ;in which .will be Intro. duted-a favourite Hornpipe by Miss C. Bristow. The Public are most rcspcdfully informed, that The Totty Thieves, atter the ensuing week, must be laid aside on iceount of the preparations for the new Melo Drama, which Will be produced in a few days. ; On Monday, Romeo and fttliet•; with The Forty Thieves. :on Tuesday, The Cabinet ; Pence Orlando, Mr. 13raham 4beirig his first appearance this.SeasA); Peter, Mr. Dowton; 'Constantia, H. Siddons ; Plorelta, • Mrs. Mountain. The Irishman in Lon don; Murtuch Delany ) Mr. And on Wednesday, Pizarro; FRE ROYAL, COyENT-GARDEN, IT`O-MORROW EVENING, Nov: 1, 1806, is'eTi he elfamed KING HENRY THE EIGHTH-, y, k1.11x; of England,. Mr. POPE ; caßmiJi Wolsey, 111. K E 111 L E.; Cromwell, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Katharine, f,2uecn of England, Mrs ; SID DONS ; Anne Eullec,, Miss 1.3 R UN ToN. WITH THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE, Sir Hries Racket, Mr. LEWIS; 1111. Drugget, Mr. MUNDEN ; Lady Racket, . Mrs. G LOVER ; Mrs. Drugget, Mrs. DAVENPORT. This is Last night King Henry VIII. can be aced for some time, on A..eount of the pr: iarations lot the Tragedy of Con 'limns, whicb.will be producedon Monday next, with (entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Corm,: Opera of Love in a Village having . been re. ceived throughout with the most unbounded marks of appro bation' by a Orilliant and overflowing Audience, will be re peated-, tor the nitro time, on Tuesday next. TIOLL.AND,.WAISTELL, and HORTON, Pa= tewees or the Fleecy Hosiery, No. 99, liiggh Holborn, bare olnaiced His Majesty's Patents for England, Scotland„ and Ireland, for the foll Owing articles, vit. hiRDS-DOWN.EIOSIERY.—Thi;_ Hosiery is made of the tine down of SwanS, Eider Ducks, and other Birds, mixed with tine Wool; it exceeds in warmth and delicacy every other except Patent fleecy Hosiery,. and as it does not shrink in washing it is consequently very durable.. HOSI E )1 made of MILLED WO RSTED.—The gteat detect inch Worsted Hosiery- i 5 its shrinking in washing, but this is sufficiently 'obviated by mill* the worsted previously to its being manuladured. Phis operation on the Worsted renders the hiaSe made of it extremely beautiful and durable. These Patent Articles are to - be .had of the Patentees, and, by their appointment, of the most respeetable. Hosiers in both Town and Country ; also-plain Hosiery, in a great variety of sew Articles at their invention, among which is the Under, clothing of various descriptions, for both- Ladies and Gent le- Men; and also their Patent Fleecy . Hsiery, sp greatly recom_ mended by the Faculty, as being highly conduciVe to the . health and comfort of mankind, MONEY. NOBLEMEN,. • GENTLEMEN, &c. ant re spectfully iniornied, they may be supplied . with Money to any atocunt, on terms equal i to Mortgage,'seeured on Free hold, Copy hold, Leasehold land or liouses, Money in tlie Funds ' Marriage Settliiinents, Widows' Jointures, Clergy, mens' Livings. or any other Vroperty Nelsons of respectani lity may be supplied on their personal Security only, - Cen tlernou will tithi dvery liberal accommodation without delay-. Application from Twelve till Two, or Letters (post paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. to,•Suutli-otroct, Berkeley-square. MONEY FOR LIFE ANNUITIES. MR. : ROBERTS respeafully informs the Nobi lity and Gentry that require any immediate tempo= nary or permanent Supply of Money, that he is .authorized •by Persons of the first respettability to treat for the purchase of Lite Annuities, from aol. to scool. per Ann. for which numerotm Sums of Money are ready. Those entitled to Landed LstateS, •Houses, Funded Priperty under Trust by _Will or Settlement, Clergymen's Livings, tkc. may be in stantly accommodated. Mr. R. from several years pratlicc, , can'give an immedi -ate attswer to Sectirities - odered him, prevents many disagreeable exposures or perris' affairs, that too frequently attend the Negotiations of many. Personal at his 'louse, No. zz, Cecil-Street, Staaad, and Letters, post paid, are daily attended to. LIBRARY NEWSPAPER and MUSICAL. lOURNAL. THE Nobility, Gentry; and Public are repci;t fully intOrnied, that the First Number of this ele gant Weekly Print will be published at Two o'Clock on Saturday the tat Novembor next, price led. This -Print will ne on Paper. of such superior quality as t 6 render it worthy of being bound ac a Library Book, and will separate into Four Parts (forming, When bound, Four Vois.), viz. The State ot Politics; Nlernorauck of News ; the Reporter arid Intelligencer; and the Music. 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Thus prepared, renders them caPable of being mould ed to that roundness of shape, arid the finest temperature, as to produce that elasticity and nice exactness of pcints, which a clear and open point will render smooth and, tine, as to write any kind of hand with 'freedom and pleasantness, as sever yet to IN equalled in the.annals of time. Great pains have been taken to seled a large 'Stock of prime Quills and Peus, for the purpose - tif securing a con • stant supply and succession of this valuable Article always on hand. Made and sold by E. Williams, Stationer to the Duke and )Duchess of York. t 1, Strand, London. N. B. Uhl Veils mencteii-and made as UNCOMMON RICH WHEEL • Contains 2 Orizes of - - - zo,coo t 10 , 000 3 7 _ 5,000 S - 1,000 7 - - - - 5 00 • &c. &c. &c. 'TUESDAY, November 4th, is the next Day's Drawing. - Ticket - CI9 17 0 Half - -_•• to 3 o Eighth - 2it 6 Quarter - 5z o Sixteenth ' - 16 o It is necessary for Chose / who mean to be in Fortune's way, and get rich by venturing a small Sum, to make their Pur chases before the next Day of Drawing, or they may be dis appointed,.as there arelfery few Tickers left on n;mit HAZARD, BURNS; and Co.. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, Royal Exchange, !minim], are selling TIC KETS awl SHARES in the preseiii ,STATE LOTTERY, warrahttc.'unclrawn. TUESDAY, Novernber4, will be the next Day of Draw ing. Letters (post=paid) duly answered. .• nRO9.I(E. and Co: 237,' Piccadilly, established . fifty-three years, are selling TICKETS an d SflA It ES ,. warranted undrawn. The Wheel is uncommonly rich ; con taining two Prizes of zo,oool. two of to,oool. 'tree of five of toool. &c. &c. and only Eight Days to draw. The Nobility and Public who intend to purchase:, ate. requested not to , delay, there being very few Tickets remaining on hand, .owing to the unprecedentedlueat,deniand. - All Prizes sold at this °dice will be paid on demand: TUESDAY, November-4, will- be , the THIRD DAY of . • DRAWING. THE Wheel is uncommonly rich in Capital and other Prizes, and no Lottery •for forty years past, at any period, was equal to this. HODGES, PA INE,-. and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 2, Cornbill, 149, 0.1(16rd-street, and 44 , St. james's stmt, have TICKETS and SHARES on Sale on the best Tclms. N.B. Prizes to any amount paid on. Demand. • STATE LOTTERY, iso6. TUESDAY, the 4th Of November, will be the next Day of Drawing, after wh:cli there - will remain bit Seven Days more to draw ; and from the tbilowlug ex traordinary huh State of the IVlieel, naniely- 7 - 2 - Prizes of - - - '422,020 • 2 - - - - .... - 10,000 3 - - - - , - . , 5,000 . 1,0'.•,0 , . ' 7 - - -' - - -. 5 00 ' ' Besides tool. &c. &e. An early Pur,:hase is re-oininended by 1. BRA NSCONIII and Co. Proprietors of the Litckyr.o likes, No: Ir, Holborn, No. 37, ' Cornhill, and No. 38, Ramat - kr% Piccadilly ; where tire following Capital Prizes we re s o ld i n 257 Shares, in the last'and pres6nt }ear, namely Nos. • . - 4 . Nos. ,C 33.0, . - - ... Iwo 13.747, - .. - lo,coa 4 70771 - - - boo 45t1 4 i, .. - - 20,000 21,673, - - . loco 92, - - - 2 0 000 .16,87;1, - - - 2000 , 11,643, - - - 26,000 17,91 j; - - , - - 2010 • 7656, - . : 20,000' 4 0 %7. - - - 5000 17757, - - - •:.o ? 022 \ • , Likewise No. 12,7 tg, -. 2c.0261. With t 2 Prizes of cool. and a great number 'of tool. sal. &c. and where TICK EL'S and SILAICiS are ti - Ow, selling in great variety of Numbers, as cheap as at any Licensed Office in England, and the earliest account sent 'Adventurers, it . ie gisteied. All Orders from the Country, with a Remittance,• duly attended to. • This Day was publisi:ed. In 4to. with Two elegant . Ei:gravings, . 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E.,e , :yquer Bill O/fice in iv( Receipt of Exchequer New Paacc lki ., tminaer, r ticks the 2 orb day of Nos, mber, s Bc6 ; Attendance , rcill he -ii.., digit: ('Sundays and lloliday s exce p te d) until Tuesdt)._Nov. it% 1 6 Inclusive,, om Ten o'Cl oc k in the . Morning till One irt7the vljter. , noon, for st.? purpose of reccizinr the .faine. And for, Me greater dispatch, the Dealers of the saidllilli are •ic,i)td ic 4, cc. a •ate Lists of eac;( desc , ipti•in ct containing the Arkmbers, itt IN:miner/cal Order, acc,rding to the Palue of the said Bills, and Times of Commttctment of -Interest, with the principal Sums' an!! Interest - due th..recn, computed from dais's on which they are respeCti vely doted, ext . /wive, to the said zotby al ~ of t:&zym.:er, 131.6, inelysiye, nvi•ert tire Intere.tt will reale and they aw desired to lorite . their Nantes and Platen of (bode on such' Lists, and indorse their Names-ou the said Bills. If any of the Holders of 1, 1 ,e a f.resa.'d Bills sk,ul.l be dish e.P: 4 receiving raiment of the Pri , xii'al and lotere.!t previou:i tG t loth N ov . IBc6, mot be accomm,lat o d on compudig the Int:rest to the l.tay on they wilt; to le paid, and leav ing the' said Bills for examination one day pries,- thertvo. . Stab Persons as may be desirotts of having. New Excheer Bills in part p.fymen t, upon , nentionia.gthe Awoant at ,i'r bottom of their Lists delivers on or before the t o/ Nyvember, may be accommodated with Ne , e , Gili, eartyi v a n interesl rf Three pence Ha/ f peusty• by the Day on ft'e ty One Mold; ea' Poonds, which said . New Bills will bear date the said 2oth Day o/ ventber, !gob, and Will sr delivered on Saturd.ty the vat Novem ber, 13°6, and the Pi/Q.4 , 11:g Days. N. B. Exchequer Bills dated prior to November, aos, have been'advertiied to be paid ijf, and the !maw thereon bar eeaied. , . This Day was published, In mino. price 3s in extra boards, CANINE GRATITUDE ; or , a Colledion of Anecdotes, iliustrativd of the Attachment itud wonder ful Sagacity of Dogs _ JOSEPH TAYLOR, Author of " The General Characier of the. Dog." y Dog, the trustiest of itis kind ' With giatituct inspires-iny till -d Also, by the same Author, in irino. price INA", • The Pocket Volume or liumour; being, a choice Conec. tion,Ol Epigrams, Repartees, Jeux d'E sprits, &c. Primed tor T. and R. 11nAhes, No. 3;, Ludgate.stteet. - Sll it 1-iiMIE POPHAM AND -BUENOS'AYRES. - On the ist Nov. will be published, puce as. 6d. No 'XL' V. of T HE NAVAL CHRONICLE ; containing the authentic Biographical Memoir of that distinguished Officer Sir HOME POPHAM, and a variety of other inter esting Armies. The,Embellisliments in this 'Number are a-striking Likeness of Sir Home Popham, engraved by Canton, and a Chart of thil River de Ia Plata and Buenos Ayres, with the Soundings, &c. Drawn by and engraved un der the difeCtion of Arrowsinith. The Naval Chronicle is dedicated (by permisSion) to, the Lords olt he Admiralty, and is patronized by the Service at Vifteen Volumes of this National Undertaking are now complete.,-The Work °is lqiinted on a r o y a l wove paper, and C ont a i ns upwards of zoo elegant Engravings by the most eminent • Artists, consisting of Portraits, Views, Actions. Charts, &c - . &c. The p rice i s t S s. each Volume, neatly , halt-Ixand and lettered. The Natal Chronicle is a most acceptable present to Meads abroad, —And it is particularly reennunended to Officers in the East India or Merchants' Service, and Passengers going. abroad, to supply themselves with sets of this Work, winch, during rise Voyage, will allind them much ainusement and useful information, and, on their landing, may be dispaaed of to very considerable advantage. Publiihed by 1. Gold, log, Shoe.lane 'and may be had o f Messrs. Lony,rnan, Hurst, R e e s , and Orme, and Mr. Sy monds,' Paternoster-row;, Messrs. Black and Parry, Leaden hall-street ; Mr. Asperne, and Messrs. Richard Sons, Corn_ hill ; Messrs. Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry; Messrs. Crosby and Co. Siationerss.cotirt ; and of all the othCr prin cipal Booksthersin London and the Country. LETTF" 1F,13: lately received from Lincolnshire, deserVes some attenti. , n ", I have the pleasute to inform') on that My Face is much better, though still but in— different ; beg you will send me a large bottle, Ita vitt ) ; hvem.. obliged to pur,:hase sonw.which I am convinced are not yours. I sent to one of your Agents ; he h a d not any ' in tae holm?. but purChased theM elsewhere in tie town for , I have salt a small quantity and the paper of directions, in .order that you may discover the imposition ,(for such I think ite, as the eff:ets are so very . different." In those Cases wh, ti e SPILSBU KY's PATIENT ANTISCORBUTIC 4)1201)5 are given with success, as, in. Scurvy, Gout, Rheum..tism, Scrophula; Eruptive Cases, Nervous and Bilious Con. plaints, the necessity of guarding against au injurious Mixture is obvi. ous ; therefore, with a little atter , tivn,hy the liillovving marks, the genuine Medicine will be distinguished readily fro:.ri Counterfeits.' Observe that the words, " By the Kirig's Patent," are expressed'at length on, thC bottle, in the bill of directi on s, and outside Wrapper ; also the Stamp (the King's Duty) is printed in black insteao of red ink. Sold at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London . ; in bot tles 'of .ss. 6d, ids. and 11. as. Duty included ; Compound basence Bs. HEAL'II-1 AND LONGEVITY. DR. jAMES's ANALEPTIG AND ANTIBILIOLIS PILLS. 'HE Celebrity of the Analeptic. Pills, as a ge. 11 neral Preservative of Health, is become universal, from their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually Ms- turb the. Human Frame ; such as Colds,• Rheuinatisins, Head-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of the St.nnacit and:Bowels ; which arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli. mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life; and these salutary titfeets are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and the Body by Day, without requiring any parti. altar. Regimen or Continenient. But though the Analeptic; Pills, are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deap seated Disorders, yet being designed. as a mild Put,gativeoniy, and therefore not always sufficiently active, the Antibilious Pills have been recommend.ct in aid, by an eminent Physician, who has used these Meihcinescombinedfor many years with the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. SOld only by F. New bery and Sons, No. 45, - St. Paul's Xhurch-yard, on the Coach-Way, fOur doors from the Cor ner of Cheapside, London ;- and at • Dr. I artiea's ;ate House in Bruton-street ; viz, the Analeptic - Pills, price 4 5 6:i. a Box, or six in one large Box, , for tl. 45. ; and the Antib i lib us Pills; price .as . 9d a Box, - Ditty -inc.lud. —Observe. that Ole Words F. NewberyeNo. 4s, L't. PaciPs," are crigrAlcii ;11 t he S tamps, to ' Nt\