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SI DDONS. • • After the Play, a Divertisemcnt, called THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. • Principal Dancers, Mademoiselle PA RISOT, and Mrs. SHARP. To which will, he added, the farce of . • FORTUNE'S . FROLICK. :• : Rotighltead, Mr MATH %VS; • Snacks Mr. MA ODOCKi ; Trinki, Mc. CO - oK E ; Rattle, Mr. PALMER ; Margery ' Mrs. SPARKS ; • Dolly, Mrs. HARLOWE On Saturday, The . jealous Wile ;• with (first time this sea son; Forty Thieves. On Monday, The Floney Mood. THEATRE ROYAL,_COVENT-GARDFN. MO -MORROW EVENING, 'Oadber be t)ertnrrned KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Henry, King of England, Mr. POP ; Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. K 'r. BLE ;- , Campeius, .Mr. HULL Lerd Hi g 4 CtOnceltig, Mr. PLATT ;. Duke of 'Buckingham, Mr BR U nrr N; The Lord Chamberlain, Mr. FARLEY ; Cromwell, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • ) Katharine, Queen of England, Mrs. SI DDO NS ; Lady Denny, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Anne Buller:, :Miss 13k UNTON. WITH THE CITIZEN. Sir jasper Wilding; Mr. DAVENPORT; Old Philpot, Mr. MUNDEN ; Young Philpot, Mr. MELVI N ; Maria, Mrs. C. KEMBLE • Corinna, Mrs. HUiVIPHR I IS. • t oxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price as. , — IG.allery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery as. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Boi:o.ffice, in Hart .. Atreet: - • The Deors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. On Monday, Macbeth ; Macbeth, Mr.. Kemble ; Lady :Macbeth. Mrs. Sidl ons ; with Robin Hood ; Robin Hood, Mr. Bellamy, being his first appearance in London. To the Worthy and Independent ELECTORSof.the CITY of WESTMINSTER. • GENTLEMEN, SINCE my first Address; which I had the Honour of making to you, I have received such - warm-assurances - ,of Support from several Meetings of Elcdors, and particu. ;July from the very respeelable and numerous Meeting,,which •was holden this day at Willis's Rooms, that 1 present myself :to you again with additional confidence of success. The kind declarations which.-have been made in my favour, I consider as flittering testimonies that the Constitutional Principles on which I have claimed your support are approv ed by you ; upon those I rest all my pretensions to your countenance ;, and, as you have sofa; done me justice, by ;he credit you hive given - to my prOfesSions, I most earnestly entreat you to do justice to 3,o , :rselves, by maintaining your generous declarations with every exertion that can give them cited. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, Northumberland- Ibube, PERCY. Sept. 23, tBo6. CLARKE's LECTURES. ._„. R'. CLARKE - and' Mr. -- CLARKE will begin their IA:To RO; on MIHWI VERY anti the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN on Monday the Ern 6f Odober. .: ~. The Lectures are read every clay at the House of Mr. Clarke, No. to, Upper I,9llu_street,- Goliten-squir.., from a quarter past Ten in the YI riling -till a quariti past Eleven, for t he-convenience of. Students attending,. the Hospitals For particulars apply to 1/0 Clarke, No. 1, New - Burling ton-street ; or to Mr. Clarke, Nu. to,,'Upper Golden-square. 'CHAPEL. or SMALT—CHURCUI ORGANS... B4ODERIP and WILKINSON. beg to inform those 6entlemen - who were lately'diSappointed in see ing the small- Church Organ, owing to their having been obliged to send it 4 - immediately, that the other it 'now It nished, and will remain at their Warehouse a fortnight longer.- _From .the smallness of ,the size of them, they are *ell adapted for P rivate• Houses. • 33, Hay-market, Oct. t, tBo6, SECOND-HAND SMALL PIANILFORTES, WITH ADDITIONAL. KEYS,IVANTED. ERODERIP and • WILKINSON beg to. inform any Ladies or Gentlemen who have any such Piano fortes, which they may wish to have exchanged for New One's, that having some very extensive Orders for them, they would be glad to take die pteseht Opportunity of Ex changing with them. - / 3, Haymarket, Ul. r, r 806,. • BRITISH. FIRE-OFFICE, Strand and Cornhill. TNSITIIANCE "graiited on Houses, Buildings, Ma i. nufaaories, Ships, and all other Vessels, Goods, Mer chandize, FARMING STOCK, and other Property, from Loss or Damage by Fire. The unprecedented Preference given to. this Office by all deUriptions of Insurers, the Directors flatter themselves has 4risen, not only froth the F ac ilities adopted in their improved Plans and simplified Modes of Fire Insuratit.c,,buL from owl' steady and uniform Conduct in the general Concerns of the Business. They are persuaded that adherence to Principles and pru dent Caution are the best. Securities to the Office anti to the Public, and that Institutions of this Nature_ ean only I)e Be ieficial when due Attention is paid to reciprocal Advantages. Agricultural Stock insured at 25. 6d. per Cent. The Office grants Insurances for Periods short . of a Year, and makes good loss by Fire froM Lightning. pa - Insurances due at - Michaelmas must be paid on or be fore the 14th Day of October next. Proposals and Rotes of Insurance delivered gratis. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, LONDON, September 23, 1806. THE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and'Ll FE INSURANCE COMPANY beg leave to remind P.ersons insured with the .Coinpany, whose Polit. cies expire at Michaelmas next, that their Payments should be made within fifteen days front that period, at the Office in Change-alley, Cornhill, or to some one of the'Company's Residents in the country. The arrangements adopted by the Albion Company, both, With respect to InSurances from Fire and on Lives, will be tbund to be highly worthy of public attention. Among other advantages, it will appear by the Company's Proposals, that stn.charge is made for Policies or Indorse. mews; - that a large and unprecedented Commission is al- lowed on Lite Insurance;—that Life Insurances- are not atterlded with admission tees, nor with any responsibility, on the part of the Person insuring, to make good the losses of others ;; and that a considerable dedudion is made on the Premiums Of Hire /nsurancesnut of London, whether effeacd at the Company's principal Office,' or with any ()fits Coun try Residents. • Attendance daily, from Nine to Four. 13y order of the Ward of Directors, WARNER PHIPPS,. Sec. -1\ \.), THE ONLY LOTTERY THAT WILL BE DRAWN TiirS YEAR. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS FIRST-DRAWN .*" - TICKET. • Begins brariiing 13th THIS MONTH, Containing more,CAPITA L PRIZES, and less Tickets, than any former Lottery. •DURCHASERS *ill have the Opportunity of ob i. taining .afi the CAPITAL PRIZES, provided they purchase before the Drawing. • • - SCHEME. tio. of Prizes. Value of each. ' Total Value. ' 3 - - -• £20,000 - - £60,00n 3 '3 5,000 . S. - 1,000 . - '5,000 b - - 4,0e0 zo - 40 --- - - - So 4,100 - 82,000 zo,ooo Tickets ,Czoo,ooo PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket - - Zig 17 o Half . ro 3 o Eighth -2 ir 6 Quarter - . 5201 Sixteenth - t 6 o TICKETS ami SHARES are on Sale at every Licenced • Lottery Office; SWIFT and CO. POULTRY and CHARING-CROSS. TICKETS add SHARES of the State Lottery, to begin. Drawing the 13th of next Month, are selling by SWI I T and Co, at their Licensed ()tikes, No. 1, "Poultry, (established in t 759 ), and No..its, Charing-Cross (next Door to the Golden Cross). The Lottery consists but of zo,ooo Tickets. The Scheme contains the following Prizes, viz. 3of A:zo,000 I 8 .of A:soo 3 10,000 20 ---- 'too 3 ---- 5,00) I 40 -- so 5- ---- 1,000 4,t00 ---- 20 .I:he First-drawn Ticket will receive i0,00.A. " Schemes Gratis. THIS MONTH, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. 71" BIM most .respeaftilly acquaints the No • bility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that the -Drawing of the present State Lottery will coninience on Monday, the 13th instant. - The Scheme contains more (Capital Prizes than the last, and sOOO less Tickets. In each of the two last Lotteries, that Fish contra&ed tor with Go vernment there wcre more Tickets sold before the Drawing began than this Lottery consists of in the whole. Tickets • and Shares are gelling at the above .01fices.—Schemes gratis; and all business in the Public Funds transaaed with fidelity and dispatch. TEN THOUSAND POUND%rFOR THE FIRST . . DRAWN TI,CKF.T. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re spedfully acquaint the Public, the STATE LOT TERY commences Drawing on the 13th of the present Month (06Iober), being the only Lottery to be drawly this' Year, and no other will be decided by the same. The SCHEME contains 3 Prizes of - - ,CzO,ooo 3 - - - - looDoo 3 _ sow) &c. &c. &c. The lowest ?rizes are Twenty Pounds; and. no fixed Ca pital, except the First.dr.iwn Ticket, entitled td 100001. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARD_ SON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Cornhill, and Charing-cross. TWO HUNDRED AND TRIRTEEN . CAPITAL R I Z h S, from 3 , ,0001. to sool. have been Shared, Sold, and Registered, at the Old Established State Lottery • Offices of ORNSBY and CO. 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing- Cross, and St. Margaret's-Hill, Borough. Tickets And Shares tor the present State Lottery, which begins Draw ing the i3th Oilober (and is the only Lottery to be Drawn this year), are now Selling at Hornsby arid Co's. in great varlet, , ancion ilie lowest terms. The First-drawn Ticket is entitled to to,oool. and all the other Capital Prizes are afloat, so that ihe chance of obtaining them is as likely to ,Happen on the First Day of Drawing as on any other; as such it is greatly in favour of those who purchase Tickets and• Shares before the Drawing commences. Orders by POsi, or Cariier, executed precisely on the same terms as if present. _ NEW ADMIRALTY BOARD. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. THE IMPERIAL WEEKLY GAZETTE of Saturday next, Ott. 4, will contain a Sketch• of the public Life and Condud of the Right .Hon. Thomas Gten vple, the new First Lord of the Admiralty, under the head, T'lllustr‘ations of the Age, No. I V.'!—Stridurcs on the Probability of a new Continental War, indicated by the Pio ceediiigs of Prussia, Sweden, &c....-Thwughts on the ap proaching Westminster Eledion ; with the Foreign and Do mestic News of the Week, &c. &c. Published; at . Two o'Clock In the Afternoon, for the P;o -prietors, at No. 45, corner of Fleet-lane, Old Bailey ; and may be had °fall the News Venders. Price Sixpence. GAMES, PORTABLE DESK-MAKER and J EW ELLER to their:Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of - Sussex, has at his Ware-rooms, Nos. $3 and 54, 'St: Paul's Church-yard, Desks with and•without his Copying Machine, furnished for Writing and Dressing; also, of Ornair.ental Woods, with appropriate Furnitnre, for Ladies. He adapts Desks to order, tor Waiving, Tea Equi page, &c. &c.' He has Pocket-hooks with Instruments, and Fashionable Jewellery, for richness and variety not t• be ex. celled. Also, Port Folios, and Shaving Commodes for rid ing;" and 0 rnamtntr,) Furniture, Avithjklachixes adapted for Libraries, Public-offices, Counting-houses, &c. &c. TO CORK-CUTTERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF IMMED:ATELY THE STOCK IN TRADE, UTENSILS, al - xi PREMISES of Mr. WILLIAM BORROWS, de, ceased, situate on E ASTH ILL, COLCHESTER, where tiie above - Business.has been carried on an extensive way for upwards of Twenty Years. The Premises, which are well adapted for the purpose, onsist of a neat and substantial Dwelling:house and Garden, with Warehouses for laying Cork, and. Burning Yard, adjoin ing. :,The situation has also theathantage of procuring Cork intrnediately from Portugal, as Niue Snips are frequently utflading at the Port of Colchester. - Further particulars may be known by applying to Mrs. Borrows, on the Premises. FREEHOLD ESTATES IN SUSSEX. MOTICE is hereby given, that the ,Estate called PEPPERING MANOR FARM, situate in the Pa rishes of Burnham . and Northstoke, in the County of Sus. sex, .lately advertised to be seld by Au Lion, at the Crown, A rundel, on the gth day of October lust. is sold by Private Contra& • And that the. Sale by Auaion of the Farm called WHI TI NC W E EK, in the Parish .of West Grinsted, in the County of Sus —ex, advertised to be sold at the same place and time, is postponed. Whitingweek Farm contains, by a late admeasurement, 40 Statute. -Acre.i. (more or less) of Meadow. Arable, and Wood Land ; and is well stocked with thriving yolon; It may be viewed on application to the 'Tenant,- Mr-. John Goodjer. - Proposal's fnr the Purcha s e by Private Contraa may be addressed', by I.etter, post paid, to Mr, Piintray s Su licitur : Pet wort 44. Tcz HISTORY OF. SOUTH AMFRICA. Dedicated to SirHoine Popham., This Day was published, in two vols. Byo. illustrated with PhAtes price tl. ts. AVOYAGE to SOUTH AMERICA, describina at large.the Spanish Cities, Towns, Provinces &c. ou that e)ttensive'Continent ; undertaken, by:command 'of the King of Spain, by Don Ge . orge I uan and Don Antonia 1)e Ulloa, Captains of the Spanish Navy, Fellows of the Royal Society of London, Members "of_ the Royal Academy at Paris, &c. &c. - Translated from the original Spanish ; with Notes and Observation's, and an Account of the 11r4zils By JOHN ADAMS, Esq. of Waltham ,AbbeY; who re. sided several Years in those Parts: • - London : Printed for Toh►i Stockdale, Piccadilly; R.Faul der, Bond-street ; Longnian'and CO. Paternoster- rcri ; Lack ington and Co. Finsbury-square; and 1. Harding, St. James's street. In a few flays will be published, • Handsomely printed by Bairartyife, in i vols. Otlavo, POPULAR BALLADS and SONGS, fro Tra dition, Manuscripts, and - Scarce Editions; with Trans lations of similar Pieces from the ancient Danish Language. Arid a few Originals by the Editor. By ROBERT IAMIESON„.A.M. and F.A.S. Printed for Arch. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and for Cadell and Davies, and John Murray, London. / o'. This Work is similar in plan and arrangement to Mr. Scott's Minstrelsy of the Border, and particularly applicable to the Traditionary Tales of the more Northern Counties of Scotland. DICTIONARY OF - MERCHANDIZE. • This Day was published,.. By T. Booiey, Broad -street, Exchange, price los. 6d. Second Edition, rrHE DICTIONARY of INIERCHA.NDIZE, in all Languages, - for the Use of Counting4louses : con taining the History, Places of Growth, Culture, Rise, • and Marks of Excellency of such Natural Produclions as form Articles of Commerce. • By C. H. KAUFFMAN. Where may be had, New Man's Spanish and English Dictionary, z vols. Svo. 18s. in boards. Netnnic.h's Comptoir Lexicon, Bvo. 11. ss. Dubost's Elements of Commerce, 2 vots. Bvo. 21. las. 6d. On the First of this Month was published, with Uncommonly rich and valuable Embellishments, vii: The Portrait of the Duchess a York, finely engraven, .after the original Picture, by Sir W . Beechy. Four beautiful whole-length Figures of Fashions for 061ober,' as taken exclusively tar this Work, viz. The Duchess - of Roxborough's Full Dress and Half Dress, as worn-by.her Grace chiller late Nuptials. Also a full Parisian Court Dress and Walking Dress. An Original Song, set to Music, expressly for this Work, by Mr. Davy. And two new and faihionable Patterns for Neeclle- - work. • Such are the rich and fascinating Embellishments whi c h were given ih the Eighth Number, published on Wednes. day, the . ist of OCtober, price zs..6d. with the Prints of Fashions plain, dr 4s. 'finely coloured, of LA BELLE ASSEMBLES; or, BELL's COURT and ,FASHIONABLE M4GAZINE..,. Each of the preeeding.Nuinbers contain the same variety of Prints and Embellishments,.exeCuted in a 'similar style, and of equal celebrity, viz. No. 11 Portrait of the Queen, with an.original and much, admired Song by Curri, eight'Fasitionable,Figures, and lour new - Patterimtor Needle-work. No 11. The Portrait of the Princess of Wales, with an original and much admiral Song by Braham, three Fashion able Figures and four Caps, and two new Patterns for Needle work. No. 111. The Portrait of the Princess SOphia of Gloucester, with an original and admired Song by I look, four Fashion able Figures and four Caps, and four new Pattern; :for Nee dle-work. No . . IV. The Portrait of the Queen of Wirtemburgh, with an original and admired Song.by,Kelly, four Fashionable Fi gures, and two new Patterns for Needle-work. No, V. The Portrait of the Princess Augusta, with an original and admired Song by Mr. M. P. King, tour Vashion able.Figures, and three Pat ems for Needle-work. No.' VI. The Portrait of Princess Elizabeth, with an ori ginal and admired Song by Iteeve . four Fashionable "Figures, and four New Patterns for Needle Work, two for - Ladies' Shifts. No. VI I. • The , Portrait of Princess Marv, with an original and adthired Song by Dr: Busby, two Fashionable . French Figures and two English, and a new varied Pattern for Needle Work. • NO:VIII. The . Portrait of the Duchess 'of Ybrk, with . 'an original and admired Song by Mr. aiv.y, two Fashionable Prints of the ,Duchess of Roxburgh and two beautiful French Figures, and . two - New:Patterns fon'Needle Work.. The , deseription.of this Work has hitherto b.:en confined to the subject of Embellishments, which have already been ho— noured with the must universal admiration, but the liteyary . fintilt . s - of each NuMber have still a higher claim to the'par tienlar patronage of the Public, and to family and :dontestic adoption. , . 'LITER'ARY' DEPARTMENT It is presumed that this portion of the Work, in respea to• the originality and quality' of the Articles which corn. pose it,• may maintain its claim to the first rank of Miscel laneous and Periodical Literature. To unbend the severity of Science and Philosophy ; to introduce the Female Reader to an acquaintance with the Arts and Sciences, which are the objects of accomplished Ind serious study ; to form the mind and charader of the Sex t • and, uniting the useful and instruc tive, to become the vehicle of those Elegancies of Dress, Manners, and Literature--the Grace of the Body, and,..what may as prdperly be called, the G race of the Mind. Such, we repeat, is the - charatter of the Literary Department of this -aO - Work. -Such as we trust will not only give it a prefer ence amongst the fleeting Literature of the day, but establish it a Corner Stone in the Library of the Accomplished female. TYTHES, at 8AN131.14Y, OXON. ' • TO BE SOLD I3lc' • By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On ‘Vednesday, October 22, at Thilve, at Wirraway's, in One Lot. THE Great and Small TYTHES o f th e Lib erty of Wickham, id the .Parish of Banbury, in . the'County of Oxford, commonly called the Wickham Ty thes, extend ing over a very fertile Tratt of Corn and Grass Land, contain ing upwards of too Acres. Held by Lease% under the Bishop of Oxford, ter three "....kves, at a reserved rent of Isl. Dos. per annum. Printed Particulars may be had 14days preceding the Sale, of Mr. R. Bignell, Solicitor, Banbury ; Mr. Gough, Soul dern, mar Deddington, Oxon; Messrs. Dawson, Printe'is, Oxtbrd ; Mr. Rollason, Printer, Coventry ; M. Pigor," Trunkwell House, near Reading; at the Warwick Anna, Warwick; place of sale; and of Messrs, Skinner, Dyke, and Co. AldeiAate-street. THE VENEREAL DISEASE, UNDER its various Appea rances , an d comp li ca i ed Attacks, may be spetraiiy and secretly eradicated front the System by the use of Dr. FRE EMA N's DROPS; which, for their salutary etleOS in cleansing the 1310:4 from Al) lip_ purities, Whether Venereal or Scorbutic, ake termed - GUTTA SA Lu TA KIS. By perseVering in the use of this Remedy, the Patient gradually.loses all Pain and Irdiathination of the Parts,.all foul and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps in the Skin, and other comsponding.Sympiom. of this cruel and relentless Disease: nearly thirty years practice hath proved to Dr. freeman, that all this is accomolished by the Drops, without the aid of Surgical Operations, or the usual filthy application of greasy . mercurial Preparations. • - • Sold, by appointment of D r . F reeman, Of Hattort*Gardtn, by R. Butte., No. 4, Cheapside, corner'of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, iso, and Piticiing 76, Oxford -street ; Bull and Call well,. Dublin; Scott, Smith, and Baxter. Edinburgh; Mac Donald, tilasgow ; Stains, Manchester; La:44llly, Liver pool •, Stains and l.ynch, Manchester ; and most Medicine. Vendors in every Town, in Isotlcr, n 24. gd. PE:TU/11,1. JAG- OFF 2 9, ! I :THE COMMISSIONERS for FiCTUA LL.V.VG . . . iIsrS'MAJESTI"s do hereby give .N,tice,•Tlat oil,TuescYtry tbe - vb 01:,0Elober next, on the fist Tue,dayingsb ry4berkllowing, and on each first Tuesday of eve y soeceeding Month, Miller; their Agent, at Plymouth, will be ready to receive Tender,, in w,lting( sealed up), for such quantities of ENGLISH WHEAT, to weigh 58;bs. per Bit In/ (the ,yer_ weight to be paid for), and of Close-dried AMBER MA LT, to - be well screened, as the respe.filve Dealers the, ein stay think proper to offir ; to be answerable . to Samples to . be with Virrert. ders ; to de delivered in One Month from the Day of Cootra3, free of Ch.vge and Risk to His Majesty, into Ills itlajectei. Viaualling Stores at P.) , mokth and Southdown; aod to be jail far by Bills, payable. vith interest, ninety days after .tree. Tire Conditions of the Contraas may le sciw at tie Vece of the Agent PiEinaller, a! Pt:ymoutb aforesaid. No regard will be hal to any Tender in utich the 'Wee stall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall n,t be delivered to Mr. Miller before One o'Clock n' the rale.' Days of Teitier ; nor unless tin Person who makes the Tender, cr saint' Person on bit behalf, attends, to answer, when eared fw.- BIOGRAPHY AND ANECDOTE. Interesting following Intesting and V2luable . l3ooKs F 1 of 13IOGRAl'l-ly and ANECDOTE have neen le; cent ly published by RI Cil A D PHILLIPS, lirftige-si ree, London, and. they.. may be had of all Booksellers iii boards, vr in various bindings t.. 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