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N 3 ' rti • S L .) ' IB A 1111-45-I.llll' 41 ) . 11191 • ay cl ts, 0 • ill k \\ „ ‘. [PRICE . stxpkNcg. MONDAy, NOVEMBEP, 17, 1806. NUMBER 447:31 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENTIN#I, Nov. 17, 1806, will& pet riorned THE `TRAVELLERS:; Or, MUSIC's_ FASCINATIOW.: • Zaphimiii, P.rizu.reof,C4ita..-Mr. DE CAMP; Koyan, his Companion, Mr. BRAHAM ; ()'Gallagher, Mr. 101-INSTONE Mhagora, Mother to KOyan and Celinda 9 Mrs. POWELL Mrs. MOUNTAIN. • GENERAL ELECTION. This Day was published, price 4s. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, „Nov. f, THE Coll , lle S SION ERSfor PICTUALLIAC lIIS IllAyEsTry NAvr do be -i ! " eve Notice, T Lit on Tuesday, thelStb of November, they will be read; to rect.; Tenders, in writing ( sealed up), and treat for the following Quantities of IRON HOOPS, viz. _ Vatt Hops - Tons. '.Butt Hoops - . Soo ♦ "or for any Quantity thereof not less than F eJej . r0,,c , , to:be peva Nine {Perks, weeklypropOrtions - , into fri,lll4eqy'r Viiinalling Sthres at Deplord ; and to e paid for by Bills, pay able, "with Interest, ninety days.,ifter a'ate. . „.. The Conditions of the Cont, and Samples of the Hoops, may , he seen at tbr Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to ask' Tender in wbiCh-the Price sb::./1 ?Mt be insetted in words at lengib, or: that shall trot he delivered to the Beard before One o'Clocis on the said Tme.rday the 18th of , November inst. nor unless the Person who males the , or some Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, when calleaVot To the GENTRY,'CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of A SUPPLEMENT to the DISSERTATION on A the tabo Years : containing a full Reply to the Ob jeCtions and Misrepresentations of the Rev. F. %V : Whitaker:. some Remarks on certain parts of the Author's own Dissert ation ; and a View of the present Posture of Affairs as con netted with Prophecy. 13y the Rev. G. S. FABER, B.D. • Vicar of Stock ton-upon_Tees. Printed for F. C. and j. Rivington. No. 6; St. Paul's Church-yard: sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 19-.), Piceadilly. oft: z .~ - -the COUNTY of DURHAM. THE WEDDING DAY. ~Lotaitotpland, Mr. RUS S Lr, ; , Sir Ac:arn Cohtest, Mr. CUE RRY ; Mr. Contest, Mr.,BART LEY -, Lady Lowest ( with. a Song), Miss U AN .; , . Of whin may be had, by the same Author, A Dissertation on .the Prophecies that have',been are now fulfilling, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative to the great Period of tzOo Years ; the Papal and Mohammedan Apostasies, the Tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or the In& del Power, and the Restorati.n of the lews. In two Vo lumes Odavo, price, in Boards, 16s. ,Lady Autumn, DS-WELL I .•► • Mrs. flainfgrd, Mrs. SPARKS; 'Boxes ss. Second -Price 35.-- , Pit 3s. 6d. 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C 1 NV:-..ie•yvood 5,2 •ceiry • A •• 5 5 .. o Mts. I.e'e,•po.t•Sit . • z z o .111,13. ticiirmtta tfrte, Seer opiLCo. , 2 : 2 0 per Se‘4,...tikry . - A. 2 2 o .71% , 7r friTt.lcviothl; Oer' I)it • - A. s 5 o A. 1. per Mesis. Hoar'es 4-sq. per Ditto , . Mrs. "rEeyett►,lier Ditto ' - Prr: ii my Nicker r • Ale). tot.,r .;ot.ion, Esq. n ,— . Xv...cutor GeorgeWaide, Esq. • - 5 o A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 0 10 10 0 . A. to JO o 105 16 0 , . ' . 41SZ 15 0 DiSChal'e‘i I eliet:e4 from vajiops4 l. osons 205 .114 - - 379 iq COnsiklettcl _ 09 Pe4itiontis Wpproved 29 - kneel-11h i etaions, "aid Fejetteel4. - Bei le ilittion ce ved . ;by j antes Nei , sq .. the Trea . surer, Clwyne-wi , :k, enelea ;. by .Messrs. 1-lerries, Farquhar,: and 'Co taines's-str'eet - ; lloares, 1'1&t -street; ter , , Loobard-strdet • -Litddulph, .Cocks,.' `and '‘',na,*,i•A ,ss ; Dri oren and 1:o. Tinch ,.. lane, Cul (thin ;, '.4••• ail- ; Veres Litc iou, a ,,d Co; is* , .• 142 A ; Sir M ilioldain and ' Co. Nu. 27, t;; ; and by the ,Sic.retarY, • No. 7; . ..,Craven.irr,, , , ' • . the Books may be seen jay those.who are. . • Cnarity, and where the Scciety meet on .1 • everyiVlonth. N E r, • THE PUBLIC inforrtid that a Nevi i.rlilwr of t . ,PHICAL INDEX to the HO i tlc'E of COMMON - is in Course of Preparation,and wit) be . published soon ?, ter Christmas, corrected to the ist 01 iakylatry, 1C.7. Cnmmu iicati its are earnestly solicited by the Editor, to be a(hdressaftl) hint at No 6, Bridge-street,lilatdriais. Novei,,ber,l7, A . NVIDOW LIMY 'of Itepeefability and Geri teet Corrnexions•;" who resides i ,n ti;e North of Eng land, wishes for a Young Lady as a BOARDER. • Emblu tient. not .so much her motive as - an agreeable CoMpa vion. The most particular Reference will be required. Letters under cover, post- paid, addressed,. to Mr: Orate, New Bond-street. • ARMY AND. NAVY EQUIPAGE. • THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Fara- Nre, Mattresses, and Bedding complete, are very resped fullp Gent lkinien i as - being thel most portable and superior to any others made in London ;' Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on iinproved principles; Sea Cots: Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board S-hip;. Musqiiitto Net,,Furniture, and Patent Bras-Serevv Bedsteads, for East a nd West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at • A ••'" - MORGAN and. SANDE RSts Patent Bedstead Mantifietor . :ind Ware-Rooms,., Nos. r 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand: Mangan and Sanders's New-iuvented Imper Pal Dining ables, allowed to be the most complete and l!legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very ,portable, packing in a Pox but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Ted and Chair-Bed Ware hitiuse. MONEY RFADY .TO ADVANCE. A LL PER SONS in possession of Incoine's, arising from', Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Zstates, in Laud •or, Houses, Money in the-Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage % Settleni:nts, Widows' jointures, An-. nuities, Patent Places, - Church LiVings, or any other cot. , tail Income for :Life, may oe ,supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An nuity Itn.:iest for the same. Tne Nobility that Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may be accommodated on their personal . security ; and in any instance where the .single security of an dual may be deemed insuiliCient, the addition of another 'person. to guarantee the payinent of the Interest will re move fhe..•olijeciion ; and, to ail cases, privilege lvi 1 1 .be given to the 'Public to -taunt the Principal at their own, option.. ' _ PersOnal applications will-be received 'every day till Four o'clock; and •.:Letters from Xorrespondents in Town or Country ;post paiil) will be inunediately'answered, by ad-. Atressing to . the Direttorof.the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town Haus; No 8; Ltiwer )91th-street, Golden-square. 4\,1,1 „ . CENTLZKIEN, A hLOW me in this public manner to return flk. you my heartfelt Thanks for the high Honour you have conferred upon me in electing me one of your Representatives in the ensuing Parliament. When a - Man is plaCed for the first time in a distinguished and responsible-Situation, the fewer professions he makes the better. I shall, 1 trust, have time enough before me to evince, by my Condud,.the - sincerity with which I shall de vote myself to promote the Interest, both Landed and Coitt mercial, of the County of Durham.. • - 1 havethclionoucjo remain, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and most faithful humble Servant, . .T. R avensvvoith. Castle, Nov. 12, 1806. • To the G ENTLEMEN,CLEkG Y, and FREEHOLDERS a CAItMARTHENSHI RE. - GENTLE/4Elst, -UAVING had the Honour, of a NOrtinlgioll, J_ i without a dissenting voice; aty6ur County M e ciii,g, of the 4th instant, as a proper Person to repr.esent.your County ] and the Gentleman who so impartially presided there, hav ing then declared me to have been unanimously approved of, Permit me,. Gentlemen,' to request your early attendance at .Llandilo, on the day of Ele&ion, which is fixed fOr S:iturday ins,tan;. .Should be unable to pay my tespeds personally to each Freeholder, I litijae they will believe any such deficiency on mv part to .have .been unavoidable, and not imputable to any want of reSpcd, but to the hurry and contusion iticident to the business t'which we. are engaged. For the warm support I have a Iready,received, pentit me to vaunt you Mrsincerest Ttr_mks.• • I have the Honour to remain, Gentlemen, ' 4 l our faithful *and'devoted hunible Servanf; Wlll. PAXTON. Middleton-Hall, Nov. 6, 606. To the IN DEPENDENT.FRKEHOLDERS of the: 'COUNTY. of DUMFRIES. su - rLEstEN, FRIDAY, the 28th of Noventher,iming fixed .by the Shr.riff for the Ele6lion of a' Representative for' this 'County in the ensuing Parliament, I feel it my duty to give you the curliest information of that Event ;and I beg leave, m the thosfearnest manner, to solicit the early attendance of those Gentlentem,,who intend to honour rue with their Sup port on The above day. • Shouhk•khe so fortunate .-as to prove the objea of your 'choice I shall ever retain' the most grateful remembrance of your kindness, and sUall.encl.eavour to render myself worthy of )'our favour,, by unremitting exertion to promote the wel -fare'of the 'County, and by unceasing attention to my duty in Varliatnent. 'I have 'the honour to be, • • - ~ ...With the ;realest resped and gratitude, • GENTLEMEN, .Your most obedient humble Servant, , JOHN' LOWTHER . JOHNSTONE.. Dumfries, Novemberl r, 1866. •, • NORTHA \IPTONSHIRE ELECTION - - T ORD ALTHORP's COMMITTEE' contiriiies tile:White:Horse r nil, • Fetter-lane, from E lc ven 0'42.10ck till Four; ;where any. Communications ttliding to facilitate his Lordship's Eledtion wilt :be thankfully &- ceived. Carriages - will, be provided to convey the Eleelors . from London to Northampton het . = and during the Election, which Cmmmenceci,pb ; Wednesday the lull instant. _ _ „_ ; . this Day was published, , Handsomely. printed in Two large Volumes, Odtavo, „ Prise in boards, t6s. A N HISTORICAL VIEW of the RISE and 1 , 1- -PROGRESS of INFIDELITY, with a Re wation of its Principles and Reasonings; in a Series of Ser inNiS)-preached for the Leame founded by . the Honourable .Robert Boyle, Esq : itt the yarish Church of St. Mary-le ' liospi a triitikthe VeartSoz to the Year 'Soc. By WILLIAM.YAN Rector of St. Mary-le-Bow, LondOn. Printed tot the Author, and sold by F. - C. - and J. Riving ton, Se. - l i auPi ChuKcli-yard ; White; Fleet-street ; Hat chard, Piccadilly ; Cooke, oxford ; and Deighton, Cam bridge. - . TO'BE - SOLD - BY PIiBLIC*AUcTION L By Mr. SMIT.I-1, At the House of 'Mr. WM. - Loftus, - the Turk's Head, in Newcastle-upsn- Tyne, no Thursday . ..the 2.7 th Day of No veinlacri 18°6, between the Hours of Eleven and Twelve in the Forenoon; by Order of the 'Assignees of Auhone §urtees, John Surtees, Rowland Burdoni john Brandling, and lohn Embleton. Bankrupts, A LL , that Desirable and Improveable, FREE . lic)LD MANOR or LORDSHIP of HORDON, in the Parish of Easington, in the County of Durham, with Acre Rig. and part of. Howletch, in a Ring Fence, and con taming together goo Acies and upwards, now in the occupa tion of John Burrell and Thomas Trotter, with a consider able-quaMity of Woodland,, and a valuable Spring of Wood thereon ' • The above Estate is near the Turnpike Road leading from Sunderland to -, tockton, and within a convenient distance of the - Market Towns of Sunderland. Stockton, and Durham. Hcirdon Hall Farm, in the occupation of Mr. John Bur rell (who has notice to quit at May-day next), contains about 640 Acres, and the remaining part is lett to Thomas Trotter, under Lease for nine years from May-day,, !Soo. The re4pedive Tenants of the Farms will shew the same; and for finther particulars, as to - all the Premises, apply to Joseph Bainbridge, Solicitor, Newcastle-apon.Tyne. 141,,1V• MEDICINE. ACT. • NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45; St. Paul's ChurCh..yard, London, Proprietors of Dr, James's Powder and - other valuable Preparations, inform the Public,' that inconsequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of' that Medicine will be in (future 2s. 9d. . per, Packet, or fss. W p,er Dozew; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be. had for IL 45.. And ;is the words ." F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are. engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed will be a sufficient security against 'Counterfeits, his Signa ture on.the Eabels will be discontinued. . • The ,following are the Prices of their other Medicines, Stamps included' ; but those who purihase six, or mote; at a,time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. 4. d. j J. I. Dr. James's Powder 2 Dalby's Carminative i 9 Do. .in a Bottle - 24 0 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate .Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills „ 4. 6 .140. largeNliox. - Freake7STina.of Bark 4 o The - Antibilious Pills 2 9 15r. Huxham's d4,to - 3 o Dr. Steer's Opodeidoe. 2 b "ronie Pills , - 2 9 Do. Convulsion Oil - a 6 English Coffee - 2 9 Ditto;Nitte Drops .2 6,, Carfutlief's Drops 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops i 9 Essence of Ginger - - a 9 Do. Paregoric LOzenges t 4 Ditto Peppermint a tit Angibaud's - 13lois.d - rtto s ti Dr. Hower's - Pills , E ssence f CbitShiot 3 6 Grant's Drop's- - sppwe's Dentifrice 4 o •loglish's Scots Pills 1, o Cephalic Snuil t o Henry's M ignesia 6 f-ones's it.fieurn..Tind. 3 6, Norton's Drops - 5 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops . 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr. Solandtr's Tea 2 9 AltecatiVe . 4 6• Greenough'sTineture i f 6 King s s - Odontalgic 2 9 - Db:Tolu'briefigeS t Si N. 8. - As - many Persons,.Awistake•the House of Messrs. Newbery, observe; that it 'is at the East En& bf St. Paul's, tour DoOrs•froni Cheapsvie, with these A;vords inscribed on the Front—". THE .01‘;iv W.,II:EiIipLISE. FOR DR. 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