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WITH FORTUNE'S Rubin R4 , n.zh-head, Mr. - MATHEWS; Snacks, Mr. MADDOCKS; Frank, Mr. COOKE; Rattle, Mr. PALIVIER; Clown, Mr. PURSE . Nancy, Mrs, SHARF- • Margery, Mrs. SPARKS;' Dolly, Mrs. DORMER. Poxes6s. Second PricelS.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second,PriCe 2.S Callery 2S. Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is. ,Second Prlce , 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes.to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the box- °Bice in Little Russell-street. . . The Doors will , be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play begin atlf-nast Six. On Monday. The Soldier's Daughter; , after which, The Fair Circais . ,m; w:tt: The Citizen On . 1 ue3day. 1 - ne. knot iirt Scandal; with High Life. belnw Stairs, tieing the fast Night of the Company's' per forming this Sea,on. • • N. B. The Free List of this Theatre (the Renters and An. puitants excepted) is not extenti.xl to the Benefits. • I'HII.4NTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN. AMEETING will be holden at the LONDON TA Vh RN, on Tuesday Next, the Loth inst. at One' o'Clock precisely, for the. purposk of completing the Sub. scription, and carrying the Plan into effect. WILLIAM LUDLAM. Welbeck.streer, Cavendish-square,. tune 3. '. P. c.• As nearly 300 Persons who intended to he present at the last Meeting did not come till after it was adjourned,frotn supposing that the Chair would not be taken till an hour after the time appointed. I think it proper to observe, that it will be taken on Tuesday at One precisely. 'To those who are unacquainted with the proposed Insti tution, it is to be observed, that in addition to the very coil. siderable relief it will aflhrd to the Grantors of Annuities, it will give nearly soool. a year to Charitable Institutions, and will at tne same tutne yield to the Sul?scribers certainly not less than from 7to 3 per cent. and probably tz or t 3 per cent. per ann. without any risque whatever. EAST LONDON WATER-WORKS. TO EXCAVATORS AND BANKERS. ANY. CONTRACTOR willing to EXCAVATE and ENIBAN& two extensive RESERVOIRS for the East London Water-Works' Company, by applying at the Office of Mr. Ralph Dodd, Engineer, No. 26, 'Change alley, Royal Exchange, London, will have further in tormatiOn. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. .SHE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by t.ie superior Excellence otitis ESSENCE of ANCHOVI ES for FISH SAUCE has induced many Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely dif ferent: ... T 01-!N BURGESS and SON think it a ClutY. they owe the ?üblic, to caution them against such Impositions, as several People travel the Empire, offe,ing Shopkeepers &c, art ex tra large wofit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti cularly requested to ask for BURGESS'S, and to observe none is genuine but what have these words upon the Label-- 4, fohn Burgess and Sbn's Original and Superior Lssencecf Anchovies." . Warehouse, No. to 7, Strand, corner of tie Savoy Steps, London CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND, TO BE LETT on LEASE, with the Use of the FURNITURE. The StOck, which at present is very extensive, may be keducyd for the conve. fence of the Te nant, who will be accommodated for the Payment of the same. Principals only can be attended to, and application may be made to Messrs. Winstariley and Son,. Paternoster-row. TO BE DISPOSED OF FOR THREE HUNDRED POUNDS. ASEVEN YEARS' LEASE of a large FAMILY 110USE,‘ unfurnished (wit ti Land), situate in ;;ant part of the County of Hereford, is. Miles distant London. The House comprises on the Z . ; round. NK, Break fast; Dining, and Di . .iwilig-rooms, Study, - Ki , .ctien, Brew. house, and other Offices, aud there are above Stairs. four Servants, and tour best Bed-rooms, with light Closets.. There is a pleasure and extensive Kitchen Garden,. Stables, Zee. A Variety of advantages arc attached ti the situation, being in a good- sp - orting Country, aud in the neighbourhood of a re spectable Society. Twenty Acres of good Meadow Land are etc hed to the House, and the whole Premises will be sub jed to a small Ground Rent of 3.1: a-year. - . The Taxes are moderate. Further Particulars nay be known at the. Office of Messrs. Berry and James, Solicitors, No. 2, Walbrook, London. A Lease will be gratited for a nominal consideration at an advanced Rent, it preferred. DEVONSIIIRE. • PARTICULARS of an ESTATE called HOLCOMB BURNELL COTTAGE, To BE LETT, for a Term of Three, Seven, Fotirteerr, or Twenty-one Years, at the Rent of t jog. a. Year, the Landlord paving Land-Tax and P6or-11:nes The Premises consist of a Dwelliug-house. and Out-build ings, and i Closes of Land. containing, in the whole, about 326 Acres of Meadow, Arable. and Pasture Land, inclUding the Orchards, which. contain'about Seven Acres, and the Fruit-Trees on which are now in their prime. HOLCOMB BUR NELL COTTAGE is situated about five Miles West-of Exeter, and lies about half a Mile from the Turnpike-toad leading from Exeter to Mortenhantpstead, in a most beautiful, romantic, and fine sporting Country. The House is a moderate-sized old oak Building, with a square enclosed Farm-yard, or Courtlage, a good Barn, Stab ling, Cow-stalls, Linhays, a Well of remarkable fine Water, And. room for every convenience that can be wished for a Gen tlernsan Farmer; and the'Lands lie entirely compad, Within a Ring-fence, an: surrounding the Cottage, but without the interruption of Patliwa)s, Ro a ds, or other inconveniences 4enerally attached to Grounds. This Estate is capable of great improvement, and may be considered, without exception, a. one of the most delightful spots in England, where a retired Country Lite is an objed, and where, by being contiguous. to several excellent and cheap Market Towns,_ the expellee of living is extremely moderate. The Ride to and from Exeter is very delightful, and. from whence the Vies of the Vales, Hills, Woods, the giver Ex, Gentlemen's Houses, &c. form most variegated, piituresque, and beaotiful Landscapes. A small Trout Stream runs within and at the foot of the Grounds, and the large River Teign is not more than,twi) miles distant,, where there is the finest Fishing nythe County 'for Salmon, Trout, And all kinds of Fish. Game of every description is very plentiful, and Sporting may be followed without inter- Xuption. Possession may be had at Michaelmas next, or immediately ildesired; and the present• Crops taken at a fair price. A i'lan of the Estate may be 'seen, and every other. cular had, at No. it, Pall-Mall ; Mesirs. Cooper and Lowe, Solicitors, Soothanipton-buildings, Chancery-lane ;er et Mr. Cove, Castle street; Exeter. SAT URDAY, JUNE 7, 1806. SOCIETY FORTHE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PIRSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven -street, Strand, lune 4, 1806. D ENEFACTIONS since the last REPORT, Li viz. , ,c s. d. The Right Hon. Lord Barham, V. P. A. 5 , 5 o The Hon. Philip ,Pusey, V. P. per Secretary .A. 5 5 o Lady Lucy Pusey, per ditto - • - .A. 55 o Win. Morton Pitt, Esq. M.P. per ditto (5 - years) to to o R. Bransby Cooper - - ' A. I : 0 Wm. Atwick, Esq. per R. Dalrymille, Esq. ' 5 o o, Mr. john Cotton - - - - A. 1 s o Mrs. Cotton - - - A. I 1 0 Mr. Edward Pilcher .. - • - - A. i 1 o E. P. - - . - A. t 1 o Wm._ Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. - - A. 5 5 o A Lady, M. K. - - - - I I o Bicknell Coney; Esq. per,Secretary - , A. 5 5 o F. H. (2d Beneladion this year) . - a z o A. B. (being a sum arising from a Prosecution for writing Receipts upon paper not stamped) to 0 0 Anonymous, per Secretary - . - ' 2 2 o Matthew Winter, Esq. per ditto . -A. 2 2 0 1. T. per Messrs. Goldneys _ - 2 0 .0 Henry Crimstone, Esq. per Secretary - A. 2 2 0 Miss Vernier, per Sir Matthew Bloxam and Co. i o O. I. H Browne, Esq. M. P. per ditto - A. '5 5 o Herries, Farquhar, and Co. perditto •- A. 2 2 0 Rid err Herries, Esq. per ditto - 'A z 2 0 Al C. 'tr. Thomas's . ' A. 40 •- o john Fryer, Esq. , - A. i 1 0 Sir T. Trigge, K. B. per Biddulph and Co. . A. 5 5 o Mess-Bictilulph, Cocks, and Ridge - A. 3 3 0 Rev. Thomas Hughes, per R. Leete, Esq. - A. 2. 2 0 Anonymous, per Messrs. Hoates . - - 2 2 0 Miss Saltonsiall, per ditto - - A. 3 3 o Adam Askew, Esq. per ditto - ' - A. 2 2 .0 D. C. M. a ady - - - A. so e o D. P. per Dorrien and Co. - - • 5 a o C. D. per l' a:ler and Chatteris . - A. a a o lames hound, Esq. of tke Colchester Bank, per • Lucadou .ind Co. - - - 5 P 6 A Gentleman, kit in Craven-street - 5 0 o P W . Baker, i. sq. - - - A. 5 5 o R. Pigou, Esq. - - • - A. 2 2 o James Musgrave, E,q. - - A. 2 2 o Mrs. Musgrave - - - - A. a• 1 o A Friend, pet Treasurer - . x 0 o Hugh Burges, £sq. 21st BenefaCtion, per Treasurer too o o L. D. per Treasurer ... - - - a o o 27 $ 6 o N. B. All Donations under ss. can in future be advertised but once a-year, as not adequate to the expellee of advertising, mot. , lily . Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 72 Debtors, for the Sum of - 243 8 7 Considered the cases of 3c. Petitioners. Approved 29.- And rejeeted z. 13enerattions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea , - surer, Cheyne-walk; Chelsea; alS'o by Messrs. Herrics, Farquhar; and Co. St. (ames's-street ; Hoares ' Fleet street ; t tiller and Chatterts, Lombard-street • ' iliddulph; Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch:- lane, Cornhill ; Hammersley's, Pall-Mall Veres, Luca dot:, and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street ; Sir il. Bloxhatn and Co. No. 27, Graceehurch-street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the hooks may_ e seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society wilrmeet on the first Wednesday in, every Month. LEASE AND GOODWILL. CANNON COFFE E -1-LOUSE. COCKSPUR.STREET, CHARING-CROSS.* TO BE PEREMPTORILY SO!.D BY AUCTION, _ _ . By Mr. ANGELL, On Monday the 16th - init. at Twelve u'Clock, at Garraway's Coffee-house, (By Order of the F.xecutors), THE Valtiable and Desirable LEASE of the CANNON COFFEE-DOUSE and HOTEL, late in the occupation of Mr. William Green, deceased. The Pre mises recently been much enlarged and improved, at a considerable Ex pence, and are • now in toll Trade; coin ;prising a handsome pile of lofty Buildings, with extensive range of - Front; elegant Colic-room, large Club and other Eating ftuoms, and every necessary. Office: ' for carrying on a Capital'Trade, :hch, together with its locality, stands un rivalled in the Metropolis. The Estate is held , on Lease, at a low. Ground-rent, of which nearly Fourteen Years are unexpired, and replete with Modern RepairS and two 'Entrances; the immediate Tho roughfare to Pall-Mall, Haymarket, Spring-garden Gate, and Charing crass. _ The Ftirn'iture, ,with the Stock of Wine, , Spirits, &c. if required, may be taken at a valuation, otherwise will be Sold by Audios. • To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, with Tickets, which, with Particulars a,,d Cthiditious of Sale, may be had on the Premises ; at Garrawav's Cdae-house ; and of Mr. Angell, 2,t,- Threadneedle-street. " A SINGIJI.AnY ELEGANT COTTAGE , ORNLE, within Two Miles and 11.1-lall of SOU TH A M PT 0 N TO BE SOLD liY PRIVATE CONTRACT, New-et - e6ted COTTAGE, containing on the Ground 'Floor a good Dining-room, Drawing-room, 'Breakfast-room, and Gentlemrn's-room, with BoOk-cases, Butler's-pantry, and Patent Water-closet (opening from the House), Kitchen, Scullery, &c. &c. Second Floor, four best Bed-chambers, Servants'-rooms suitable : surrounded by a Patldoek of three Acres, planted and laid out with much taste; a most produdive Garckn, and Orchard stocked with every species of Fruit Trees; a - double - Coach-house, - Dairy, Stables, and Court-yard; and every' description of Out building. The Sitnation is on an Eminence, commanding a View of the Isle of Wight, .Cowes Harbour, and West Channel. The Elovatio.: of the House is simply elegant, with Italian Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the body of the House ;. in sh4E, the whole is on that uanyanient Plan and Scale so - much sought after tin . the Residence of a genteel Family, and now in perfect and thorough good repair, haying only been completed laSt Summer : I t is elegantly Furnished, and ready in every respect for the reception of a Family. It may be had either with or without the Furniture. For further particulars .apply to Mr. George Hookey, Southampton; ~r to Mr. Peter Martinnant, No. 62, St. James's-street, London. Letters will be attended to. This Day was published, price- . 35. embellished with a Por- trait, THE TRIAL at LARGE of DAVID ROBERT SON, Keeper of the Jerusalem Hotel, Charles -street, Covent.garden, and formerly M Aster of the Siandaid Tavern, Leicester-fields, for an UNNATURAL CRIME with GhORG U LSTON. Tried before Mr. Baron G ra ,ham, at the Sessions-House, Old Bailey ; he was found Guilty, and received Sententl of Death; his remarkable Ad dress to the Court, praying . an Arrest of Judgment. Sold by I. Day, 22, Fetter-lane, fleet-street. Where may be had, price is. The Trial of Colonel Pas singham and f. Edwards, for ti Conspiracy against G. For rester, Esq. charging him with many detestable Carnes. Sentence—three years in Newgate. DR. TRUSLER's SERMONS. TWELVE, 'Written by Him, on the SENSES, PASSIONS, 8.-. c. 4to. price ios. 6d. with -a high_ finished Frontispiece, or is. each, separate, printed in a MS. T yl. is e. H celebrated Colleetion of tso Pradical Discourses for the Pulpit, or Family Reading, price ts. each, or sz for il. its. 6d. MS. Type. Those who have a part may avoid duplicates. by sending their Numbers. A Sermon on the Duties and Importance .of a Farmer's Life, price ts. a fit Present to Tenants. Ilis.Sublime Reader contains the Minister's Parts of the Church.Servi , e,with the emphatical Words marked through out, price as. 6d. His' Abstratt of common Prayer, price 3s. 6d. has the Parts of the People and the Psalms so marked ; light for carrying.to Church, and proper for a Psalter. • Sold-by J. Brockwell, Carter-lane , Doctors' Commons. (13" catalogues gratis of alt Dr. Truslcr's useful Publi catiens.. • This Day was published, in 2 vols. correa.:d to the Present Time. D EBR ET T's PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND •._ _ _ IV This is an entire new Edition, carefully cnrreded, and contains, besides the late Creations and Additions to the Peerage and the usual Contents, a List of British Subjeas possessing Foreign Orders of Knighthood. London : Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, Stockda le, Miileri Clarke and Sons, Crosby and Co. Cuthell and Mar tin, Lea, and Harding. This Day was published, Price res. 6d. Proofs il. is. 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Member of the Koyal College of Physiciang, London ; Sc.. nior Physi.ian to the Fin bury Dispensary, and Lecturer on C.e Theory and Praaicc of Medicine. Lon.lon for ilichard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge strcct, Blackfriars; ••,Jld by lohn Murray, Fleet-street ; • T. callow, - Cro;ort-court; Soho; T. Cox, St. Theinas's street, Southwark ; and sll other Booksellers. IU,NIUS's LETTERS. 'fins Day was published, In Two elegant Volumes' small Daavo, embellished with beautiful Portraits by Caroline Watson, price Twelve . . in boarci::; - _ ACOMPLETE and AUTHENTIC EDITION of the CELEBRATED LETTERS of JUNIUS, containing much additional Matter, and much Intiarmation, not.to be tbund in any oiller Edition. Among the Additions are (1) the various Letters to which Junius replied.; (a) _copious illustrative Notes, historical and biographical ; and (3) en Inguiry,relative to the Author of these Popers, in which the pretensions of various supposed Writers are critically , examined, and the name of the real Author ascertained. ,By JOHN ALMON, Author oftbe Lives of the Earl of Chatham and John Wilkes, - of Anecdotes, Historical and Biograpnic?.l, &c. &c. No Person can doubt the superior pretensions of Mr. Al mon to give to the World an illustrated and classical Edition of the famous Letters of Junius, a task for which he has al ways been acknowledged to be betterqualified than any other Contemporary of that distiftuished Writer. This Edition claims, therefore, the decided preference of the Public, as the last Work of the Veteran Editor, who, was intimately conneled with the most eminent Charaaers of the period in which iunizts wrote, and also as being the completest, cheapest, and.t he most elegant Edition extant Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and to be had'of alt Booksellers ma Dealers in Books. NEW ELEMENTARY BOOKS. This Day was published, Price p. bound in bine, illustrated with Maps, A N EASY GRAMMAR of HISTORY, Ancient La. and ,Mcxlern, by means of which that important Sub_ jet may for the first time be praaidailv taught in Schools ; written on the approvedllan of Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography. . . By the-Rev. .ROBINSON,I , Master of the Free Grammar SchOol at Rpvenstonedale, in Westmoreland. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black:. friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers, with the full Allow ance in the Purchase of Quantities. 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The Conditions V the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Office. • • - N. B. 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