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2UMBER 4168 .] ACTED BUT ONCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. t 3, 1806,, will be performed THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. With entirely New Music, Scenery. Machinery, Dresses, &c. • The Overwre and Music composed by Mr. Corn. • Ad 1 Charaders in China. Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. ELLISTON; Koyan (his Companion), Mr BRA HAM ; . • O'Gallacher, Mr. IOHNSI ONE; The Emperor of China, Mr. POWELL; Delvo (an dld Gardener), Mr. MATH EWS ; Windom (Mother to Koyan and Celinda). Mrs. POWELL ; Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTA IN. • • At 11.—Characters in Turkey. idustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ; Chiet Asa ol the lanizaries, Mr. DIGN UM ; Saphi, Mrs BLAND; A Dame of Turkish Slaves: Aft 111. and I V. —Charad....rs in Italy. Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND; . 'The Marchioness or Merida, Signora STO RACE. A Dance 61 Lazzaroni. Ad V..—( haraders In England. Admiral Lord Hawser,. l'ON ; Buntline (ad old Saili , r), Mr. BANNISTER. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY. wrru FORTLJNE's FROLIC. Robin Rough-head, Mr. MA €WS ; Doliy, Mrs. DORMER. . _ Acmes 6s. Second Price 3s - .—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery is. Second Price pper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be'rettirncd. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. _ _ _ The New Operatic Drama of The Travellers, performed for the first time last night, was received, throughout, by a brilliant and overwing Audience, with unprecedented marks of applause and universal approbation troin every part of the Theatre, and will be r:peated To-mo:row, with The Virgin Unmasked, and on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday text. THEATRE-POYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'FHIS PRESENT: EVENING, Jan. 2.3, 1806, will be performed CYMBELTNE, KING OF BRITAIN. rolydore,. Mr. H. I 0 uNsTo N; Cadvial, Mr. BRUNTON; Ciotti), Mr. EARLE Y ; Posthumus, Mt. KEMBLE. , lachimo, Mr. COOKE. ; Imogen, Miss SMITH; Helen, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. to An It. a Glee by Messrs. Hill,"Paylor, Denman, and Mrs. Atkins ; and a Dance incidental to the Play. To which will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN's MAGNET;. —Or, THE SCANisINAVIAN SORCERER. Harlequin, Mr. BY RN E ; Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; • Fylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss.SEARI.E. . _ 13 , ;xes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. G4llery 2S. Upper Gallery ts. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past Six. . The Pantomime-of Harlequin's Magnet ; or, The Scandi ttavian Sorcerer, continuing to be received with unbounded wplause, will be repeated every Evening till Tuesday, when Mnust be withdrawn on.account of the performance of a New Musical Entertainment, called, " We Fly by Night." To-morrow Master Betty will perform the Charaaer of Tancred. To the WORTHY anti INDEPENDENT BURGESSES of the BOROUGH of BERWICK-UPON-TWEED. GENTLEMEN, TN,consequence of the Invitations of many of my Friends, I have been induced to declare myself a Candi date for the Honour of 'Representing the Borough of Her. vick-upon-Tweed in Parliament at the next General Elec. lion ; and I am the mote inclined to indulge that desire from the very flittering reception I 'rave experiencel in my Canvass ir the Town of Berk. ick. As it will c , nstt4ntly be my en deavour to render myself worthy of your support, should I be ultimately successful, I take the liberty of requesting your Votes and Interest, whenever the period shall arrive for your exertions. I am, Gentlemen, Ymir must obedient humble Servant, Aberdeen, jan. is, 1206 ALEX. TOWERS. DERBY CHINA 'THE Proprietors of the DERBY PORCELAINE NiANUI•AC WRY have opened an AGI..NCY WAR EHO US E, lie Cornerof STA 1.• FOR D. ST R in L D BON D. ST R E LT. They will constantly keep an extensive Stock, in Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Coffee, and Break. last Services, and also of Cabinet Cups, Cans, &c.. &cc ornamental China of every description. Their numerous Croups, Figures, &c. in Biscuit, for Plateaux and other or. it: mental purposes, are peculiar to themselves in this King dom. INITERNEss,scHooL. SEVERAL Gentlemen eanaated by Mr. SIMP SON, at the Grammar School of Inverness, being ex tremely anxious to renew their former acquaintance, and at the same time to sliew their attachment and regard to their worthy Master, propose to dine together at Fraser's Hotel, in the Mouth of September next. It is requested that such of their Schoolfellows who mean to join them will have the goodness to signify their intention to Mr. Fraser, Innkeeper, betwixt and tst of August. As it is the first Meeting of 'Mr. Simpson's Pupils, the day has not been fixed, but, at the period above-mentioned, it is the intention of the Gentle men who have taken the liberty of inserting this Advertise - Silent to propose a day (of Which public notice will be after wards given), and to establish an Annual Institution, which sney nave no noubt will-be well attended. 'unary, tBo6. PRIVATE Communications from Gentlemen and I. Ladies coming to No. 15, Soho-Square, respeeling the benefit they have received from the adininistrationofSPft.S. U R Y's PATEN C DROPS, in Scorbutic, Eruptive, Scro phulous, and other Complaints, &c , which, through de licacy, Mr. Spilsbury cannot avail himself in a public way, yet he will not let slip the opportunity of thanking them fur their recommendation in the circle, of their friends. The Xenuine Medicine is sold as usual at the Dispensary, No. is, Soho-square,in Bottles of ss. 6d. and 11. • as.' Duty in cluded. 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Mike, that we intend to Lett, at our Office in Soriieret-place, the said Duties to Farm, on Saturday the s th of lanuary next, between the' Hours of Ten and Twelve!. in the Fore- noon, within the .District undermentioned, for the Tenn of Three Yeats, from the Ist of February . next, to such Person as may be willing to.cOntrad for the sathe. ' • • All Persons intending to Farm the said Duties are to ver in their Proposals to us at the Stanip-Office - , in Somerset place, at least three days previous to thesaid as rh day of la.- nuary next, signid with their Names, stating; the Places of - their abode, and specifying they intend to bid for the s Distr,id, or their 4 ProposalscandOt be proceeded oh, as direa ed by the said Ad... No Person licensed to Jett liorti.es for the purpose of travel ling Post, - nor any Persons for their Use; can be admitted . to contrae.t for the said Duties. • No. , DI STRICT tope Leitto Farm. sz. Middlesex, including London and Westminster,,C2B,ooci All Persotis intending to bid for this District are desired to take Noti c e, That, in pursiiante of the particular Instruc. tions of their Lordships, it Will be put up at spe cified in the. Margin hereof, which will be gradually abated; until a Bidding shall be Enid:: '•- and, upon such Bidding, any Person may advance,..and the highest -Bidder will be declared the Farmer, and will be required to pay down insinodiately; in Bank Notes, One Eighth Part of the Annual Rent there of as a Deposit. , But in case the District shall not be accepted at a price which shall be deemed the proper Value thereof, it will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed of. • • BINDLEY. W. LAKE. L. lENKINS. ED. F. HATTON. W. R. SPENCER. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Tan. 22, 1806. • TIME COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITELI COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, ' - That ibis Cool Turn be ready to receive Proposals in wr;ting i sealed up, addressed to the Secretasy,. from anl Persons who nto be willing to tender for Building Cintrag a C.l7egl for the se reption of Students destined to t e Company's Civil Service in India, in the nreigbbourhood of Hertf,rel - , according to an Eleva tion and Plan which may be seen on application to Mr. Randall, at this House, on or before the t2th of February, at Abe Hour of Twelve in the Forenoon. . IfILUASi RA' SA Sebtta7. GRAND LOTTERY, B EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCHEME. 3 . . of A:20,000 - are - • 4:69,06d 3 - 10,000 - - - - 30ioce 3 - • tom ' 13,606 3 - - - - 2060 8 - - - - i;o3 to,cloo 2o - - - - - Soo So - - - - lob 120 - - - - 50 - 63,0 5000 F irs t-d :awn - Fick ets 22 25;0c.0 Tickets ,C 250500.3 Pa r of the above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket, tst Day - to,f-mo Ditto - 4th Day - 20,000 Ditto - - 6th Day - - 20,000 Ditto - - Bth Day - socci Ditto - - loth Day - - aowik tlCKElt'and SNARES are selling at every Lketteed Lottery-Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - 0 _ 0 419 1? - - tz s i olSixteenth - t 6 o Half . Quarter - . , *** An early purchae is advised. as the firit SOOO Titkqrs Will be entitled to 2.21. each; besides their chance of the L... pitals. • , , -, STATE .LOTTERY, To begin Drawing February 3., QWIFT and Co. No. il, Poultry, London, and at their Offices in most or the principal Towns; are Sell. ihg the TICKETS and . SHARES of the present LOT:- TER Y, in which the sOOO First-drawn Tickets are.entitled to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes'. The only Prize of to,odol. skated in the last Lottery, N. 18,539, was sold by .SWitt and Co. as also • No. 3973 - a Prize Of - 1000 11:76 - -• • - - sba And in the Lotteries immediately preceding t . • No. 679 I - ao,ooc, No. 2.0,95 z - - to,ood 936 a - fo,oob f 19,556 - 5034 Besides others of zoool. iodol. fool. &C. &c. STATE LOTTERY fOi. aoSi • Containing is,oeo Tickets; . . tekini DraWing on Monday the 3d of February, ;Sect. . The S CHEME consists of • : 3 Pri2eS of - ,Czoicor, 3 Prizes of - ‘7.3e1 3 - - - to;000 8 - - ••• _ 1003 - - 3 ~ . .. .., ~„ sOOO I zcs - - - sc o 4c 1 ... And the Fi r st-dra w n sOoo Tickets will be entitled. to Zzl. each, exclusive of their Chance of Capital Prizes. V . _ lIC} ETS and SHARES are on Sale by HA. , " zAki), BURN E, and Co. Stock-brokers, at their . State Lottery Office, No, 93, under the Royal Exchange, London; wliere, within the last ten years only, Capital. . Prizes to the amount of Soo,oc *I. and upwards, have been sold and shared ' • exclusive of those of 5.-01. and unde r: • ' 4, 46 . Country Orders .ccompanied with- short-dated Bills on London, Post-Office Orders:, or-Cash, in Parcel btr'Cciath oriCarrier, - punetually attended. to ; and Corresponcleis, may depend on being treated exactly !an the saint - t#tins as if vet- Conal/y present. ' V . ~. . ti a .. _ :.