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`~,~ ~ ~r a _~, , f re — 1 W . 4 r 4 I e r,„7 "T` 1j - -4N 4`,V• - 41 4 4f, ' • I ••F• .7.:Ll:..x•fr • t ••• • , • • it: • p-•-• NUMBER 4437. J WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1800: [P111'..:1; tilxrhxcE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EV.ENING, Dec. 3, 1806, will be performed THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. 13 R Ali A M ; Marquis De Grand Chateau, Mr. MA THEWS ; Lorenzo, Mr. G IBBON ; Whintsiculo (first time this Season),. Mr. BANNISTER ; Peter, Mr. DU TON ; Constantia, Mrs., H. SI DI)DNS ; Floretta, Signora STO RACE. After which (9th time) a new - Melo-Drama, called TEKE LI ; Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. • Count Tekeli, Mr. ELLISTON ; Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DO wToIf ; Conrad (the Miller), Mr. WROUGHT-ON; Count Caraffa (the General), Mr. CA RL ES ; Alexina (the Heroine of Mont).,atz), Miss DUN•CAN; Christine, Mra. BLAND. Boxes 6s: Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price Its. —Gallery es. Second Price is. —Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little gussel-street. - The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Halt ast - To-morrow. The Beaux stratagem ; with Tekeli ; or, The Siege of Montgatz. To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of PERTH. GENTLEMEN, \ ventured (ti( to I itw e i e ngage in sanguine a h() pCesounftseusctcefs,osr V your r f av o u r , conscious `of never having intentionally aeled so as to forfeit your good opinion. But I scarcely hoped to receive such general support as to render My Re-eledtion unanimous. The high and extraordinary honour of being again unani mously returned your Representative in Parlianient, binds me to your service by every possible tie of duty and grati tude. This Day Svcs In Ons-Volu:ne O'clavo, price 7s. in bbahli; The Eighth Edition, correded, of • ricruz4L !VC . OPE' IC Er;''. • THE COMIIIISS.TONER for PICT LINC.; HIS . - 111eIJESTY'i NAVY do hereby give Noiici,Thatos Thursday, the ittli of December, be eta ry- to receive Testderi in Miting sealed up), and treat fcn-Two .11:endred Toni of genuine OAT M E A L, to be delivered, one : hi:7lf fh;.reof in one ;:zonth, and the other bcf6r in one mcntl, after, into Figualling States Depi_ford: and to be .paid for by Bills, payable; With'lnterest, ninety days after Xrte. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at tpe '"tary's olti e. PRACTICAL :VIEW 'of the Pre6iling Poll . 1 1 gious SYsteitks of PROFESSED- CHRISTIANS in the higher and -middle ClasseS in ,this County contrasted with real ClOstianitY. • by, IV bI. WiLBE it FtI7tC.E,• Es 4. Member of Parliament tbr tie County of York. - Pcirtted•fcir I'. Cadli and W. Dayiesi Strand. 'To prove myself pot unworthy , of this distinguished Mark of your regard,must ever be the first objea of my anibition. Accept, 'entreat, the assurances of the grateful attach . ment with which I have the honour to be, GENTLEMEN, Your obliged and devoted Servant, THOMAS GRArIAM. Pertly, Nov. 25, 1806. Of wiioni may also be .liatt, kite abOire Work printed in price 3i. 6d. in boiirtit This Day was published, Haridiomely printed in One large Volume Quarto, and illus. tratecl.with a Portrait of the Author; and numerous other Engravings of Vieivs, Ceremonies, &c. engraved from ori ginal Drawings , by Heath, Lowry Neagle, &c. price zl. I2S. 6:1. in boards, the Second Edition, of ' 014i-41 , 011k had to anj , Tenslir in which the Price nail not be insertail! itimrds.:a lenith, or that shall not be delivery.) -to the Board before One- o'Cl2ck on the said Thursday, the 44 of Acember_next, nor unless the Person uvho make_ the Tender, or some Perron on hit behalf, attends, to allSll.4l',7t.hen called 1 - 6 ! r. VICTUALLING OFFICE, THE Ele&ion of a Member to represent the County of Carmarthen came on at Llandilo last 'Sa. turday. john George Plrinips, Esq. of Cumgarlly, ably &scanted on the merits of Sir Wm. Paxton, the late tl4cm. ber tor• the lioroug'n of Carmarthen, and after a well.merited Eulogium on his -public and private Charatter, concluded by proposing Sir William as' their Representative. He was seconded by john Willidms Hughes, Esq. of Tregib, and no other Candidate appearing, Sir . b'u'nt. Paxton was ummimotis ly elected.. ,He then addressed the Freeholders nearly as folloWs : • • " Gentlemen, - - - A N ACCOUNT of the ENGLISH COLONY in W SOUTH WALES, from, its first Settlement in i - anuary; 1738, to the Year LSD r ; with . Remarks on the Dispositions, Customs c Manners, Sre. of the Native I nha; bitants of that country : To which are added, some particu lars of New "Zealand, complied, by permission . , from the MSS. oi Lieut. Governor King • and an Account of a Voy age performed by Captain Fli:niers and Mr. Bass, by which the existence of a Strait separating Van Dieman's Land from the - Continent of New Holland was ascertained, abstraded froth the iournal of Mr. Bass. -- By Lieut.-Col. COLLINS, attic Royal Marine's. Several years judge Advocate-and Secretary of the Colony, - and now Lieutenant- 'Governor of Port Philip. Printed for T. Cadell and W. -Davies, Strand. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 4; iso6, will be pertormed ADRIAN AND ORRILLA; • Or, A MOTHER'S VENGEANCE. The Music composed by Mr. AT W D and Mr. KELLY. The Principal Charaders by Mr. COOKE, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. C. KEMBLE, 'Mr. BE LLAMY;• Mt. LISToN, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Miss smt - rti, Miss BRUNTON, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss TY RER,•Mrs. SMITH. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON, and the Epilogue by Miss BRUNTON and Mrs. MATTOCKS. WITH THE DESERTS OF ARABIA. With entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. • Tne Music composed by G. LANZA, Jun. The principal Characters by tlr. LISTON, Mr. INCLEDON, Mr BELLAMY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT. • Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Miss BIWNTON. - Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 35. 6d. Second Price zs.— Callery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second , Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart 4treet. The Doors to be opened at Hall-past Five, and begin at 'Ralf-past Six. • To OFFICERS, SEAMEN, NAVY AGENTS, &C. GEORGE DUNCAN, Quarter-master of the indefatigable ; DAVID !ONES, Cockswain of the same Ship in the- year 1794 • and IOSEPti BENNETT; in the Same year, -Carpenter Of the Zebra Bomb, are requested to apply to Mr. Hudson, No 55. Old Broad street, in the City of London, either by Letter or in Person immediately. Any Person Nv tv) will give intelligence of the above described Persons, or either of them, will be rewarded for their trouble by applying as above. . . BI I.LIAR DS. THE Widow KIMBER, with the sincere!t Gra titude, on behalf of lierselt and infant Children, return Thanks to the Gentlemen who have honoured her Tables with their visits at the West End of Exeter 'Change, since she was compelled to leave the East End, with which she has no connex 1011, and hopes for their future Encouragement. For the information of others not acquainted with the situa tion of her commodious Rooms, she takes the liberty of men tioning, that the Entrance is from the Strand, opposite the Savoy, two Doors up' I3urleigh.street. In the Evening a well-lighted Staircase. . , .. NOTICE TO• MARINERS AND OTHERS. ALL Persons going Abroad are requested to take Notice., that roe YELLOW FEVER REMEDY, which destroy's Infedious Fevers, and insures Health in hot yar unwholesome Climates, is sold at the Warehouse of this Institution, No. 4 , Charing-cross, near the Admiralty, Lon— don. Patronized and recommended by Regular anti Eminent Physicians. Prepared in Boxes, which contain a Quantity sufficient for •ne Person's use for twelvemonths, price One Guinea each. Dedicated, by permrssion, to Field. Marshal His Royal High ness the Duke of Yok'k, Commander in Chief, &c. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Oetavo,_ price r 4. in boards, The fourth Edition, crirreted and enlarged, of- • IUI EDICAL REPORTS, on the Etfects of Wa . iV.A. ter, .cold and warm, as a Remedy in . fever and other Diseases, whither applied to the Surtace of the Body, or used internally. By JAMES CURRIE, M.D. F Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh. ,Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh. (p" The Second Voltime;• which consists of new Ob servations and original Communicatiokis, may be had sepa rate: THE NEW STATE LOTTERY, WHICH BEGINS DitAVVIN JANUARY 13th, 1807, contains z Prizes of 430,000 - - are . . ,4760,c00 2 - - - - 20,000 . . . - . . 40,000 2 .. . - . lo,ocao - ..., .. - . 20,000 3 - - - - 5 0y0 - . - _ - . 15,000 - - 1000 500 100 - 20 - o 5 0 20 20 . 40- - vac) - 35,000 Tickets ,C 250,000 Capitals Determinable : First-driwn Ticket, tst bay zo,ooo Ditto - - - 3d Day to,ooo Ditto - - .6111 Day . 30,0z0 Ditto - - - Cast D - PRICE. 5,000 Ticket Half - kto a o F.ightli- - 1;2 it 6 • Quarter - - 5 2 o I Sixteenth - 6 o TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country. ** The above immense CAPITAL PRIZES are thc dgreat * est, in 'a Scheme of so few Tickets, ever presented in the annals of Lottery Adventure. This lila is indisputable. Eut the Votaries of Fortune, to participate of such übore -cedented opulence, must be on the alert, as the DrAing commences so early as the' 33th of plumy next. CORNHILL, S 2, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGAREVs HILL, BOROUt,H. HORNSBY and Co.• respeEtfully acquaint the' Public, that. Tickets and Shares for the STATE I.OTTERY to be drawn in January next, are now on sale. On perusal of the Scheme it will be found to contain Prizes of great mapitude, particularly Two of 30,00Q1. which have not been introduced for many Lotteries. HORNSBY and Co.'s was the first Office that sold two of these Grand ;Prizes. - 30,000 2o,c:oo 50eo 1000 - 500 GRAND SCHEME. 2 Prizes o a &c. &c. Src. 4 I S"FT and Co. No. 1.1, Poultry, 'and No. 12,i Charing-cross, have oil Sale the Tickets and Shares oti the Acive State Lottery, whkh begins Drawing on the lithl -of lan. 147: In the last Lottery, No. 7157, a Prize of 1,,0001. No. 2004, a Prize of 10001. and- No. 7.179, a Prize of seol. weir .4.ll,l,shared, sold, and (qiiteced,--at Swtit and CO.'a OitiCtl4' ~~~ MR. PINKERTON's MODERN GEOGRAPHY. NEW - EDITION, In the course fit December will be published, In Three large Volumes Quarto, with numerous Maps drawn under the diretlion of the Author, with the latest lin provernents.ot Arrowsmith, and engraved in a new manner by Lowry, forming an universal anodein Atlas, A new Edition, greatly enlarged, Vol. I. containing Europe, Vol. 11. Asia, Vol. 111. Arne . rica and Africa, of MMODERN GEOGRAPHY a Description of . thelrripires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies • with the Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in all parts of the World : in. eluding the most recent Discoveries am! political Altera tions. Digested on a new Plan • - By JOHN PINKERTON.'• The Astronomical Introduction by the Rev. S. Vince, A.M. - F. R.S. and Plumian ProlesSor of AStronomy and Ex perimental Philosophy in the University of Cambridge. -To the whole is added a Catalogue of the best Maps and Books of Travels, in all Lauguages, and an ample Index. The Extension of the Work to Three large Volumes has enabled the Author to give to its several parts a juster proportion and greater harmony than in the former Edition ; .-and in . consequence .of the foreign Editions having excited the attention. of Statesmen as well as Men of I.etters, he C has received-so much valuable 'Assistance, that scarcely a Qcauntry can be named, on which new luformation has not • been given, derived from some distinguished Native orscien- . tific Traveller. During the ,uthor's late residence in Paris, he procured many scarce Works, the want of which he had before regretted, and the most recent Spanish Materials con cerning their• Colonies in North and South America. Hence the .AccOunt .of New Spain, of the three Vice-royalties in Sou ti America, of Chili, and the Government of caraccas, will be found to contain much new, authentic, and' import ant Information.' The Description of the United States has also been greatly improved and enlarged from the most au , thaltic.M4terials.; and that of time West Indies extended as their importance to this Country required. Five new Maps, too, are added of the various Sub;livisions of South America. Mr. Aikm leas carefully revised the Botanical Part through but. Pr. Shaw has added Zoological Remarks at the End or • e..cO:Volume; and every cutout' liar b e en used to render the Work as complete as.possible. Prided fur T. Catlett and W. 1).1,71e5, Strand ; and Long man, Hurst, Rees, and 0 rrn:.,• atemoster - row. Of whom may be had - , by the same Author, A Manual for the use of unlearned Persons in Reading the .Psahis, as printed in the Comthou Prayer Book ekplain ing tic obscure Passages, price " Perinit me to return you my warmest and most grateful Thanks f•r"the distinguished honour you have this "day con ferred on me, by eleding . ine yimir Representative in Parlia ment. My, attendance during its sitting, should it please God'to continue the'llealtn I now enjdi, will be as constant as it was in that recently diSsolved. On questions bt great national importance, and en those in which the local Inte rests o,f the Counryof CamWhen : may beboncerned, I shall be happy in receiving your Instructions ; and in default of ,that aid, no pailis shall be spared yii nrry part to,enable me to .forM aright judgment,of them. In all possible cases, I can safely promise -that my Parliarnntary Duty shall be dis !charged with Integrity and Fidetity to you and to my Country. Sir William was then chaired amidst the warmest congra tidal ions . at his . Friends, with a very numerous party of whom he afterwards dined, and the remainder of the day was de. voted to conviviality: . , l OEIN CURTIS respe6tfully informs his mends and the Voblic in general. that he has on Sale a lae buantity of Sli ETLAND HOSE, at tos. Est. per Dozer; also a tew fine Shetland Hose, front zs. to Two Guineas a Pair. • N.B. Silk Hose and York Gloves made to pattern. No. 15, Vere-street, Oxford-street. AR \I V M 1 NAVY. F r c,2AIII)AG E. .• THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, • Furni . ;,; titre, Mat t rasses, and iteddirt corn plete,.are very respeel hilly:recommended to Gent Ithnen as being the most portable anti supt-rior to any others ma le in London ; Marquees, Tents, Fables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea . Cots, Soia Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ski); Musquiao Net FUrniture, 'and Patent-Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East arid West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at .- MORGAN and SANDIERS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. i 6 and'l7, Calherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's, New-invented Imperial Dining ables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant, set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing . in a Bux but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware house. s This Day was published, In One Volume, ()Claw), price 7s. in boards, The Second Edition of ._ _ T ECTURES on the ACTS of the APOSTLES, L A Explanatory andtPradical. By RiCi-lAR'D STACK, D.D.' Late Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. Printed for Cadell and W. Davies; Strand. *** The general Design of these Letures was formed up "on the excellent Model of those delivered by. the Bishop of .London upon the Gospel of St. Matthew, of which a new ;Edition (the Eighth) may also be had as above, in 2 Vols. 24,!0. price 135; BIOGRAPHY AND ANECDOTE. THE following Interesting and Valuable BOOKS of BIOG RA P H Y'and AN E CDOTE have been re cently pablished by RI CHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge street, London, and they may be had of all Booksellers in boards, or in Various bindings : 1. The LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON, Com-. mander in Chief of .the American Forces during the War which established the Independence of -his Country, and First President of. the United States ; compiled under the inspedion of Ids Nephew, the lion. Bushrod Washinston, frnin Original Papers bequeathed to hilh by his decease,: Re lative. By loins Marshall, Clue( raistice of the United States, Zee'. Set.. 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A new Edi. titan, price 65. boards, or 76. .Nova 15, 113 A. THE COMMISSIONERSfor PICTUA LI:. ING ' L . HIS MAJESTY's NR 6'Y do beret" , give A'otice, That on Tuesday the 9:b of December next, they will be reaay to re. celVe Tenders, in writing (sealed up); and treat for Two Ilnn. dyed and Twenty Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, or of FOREIGN BRANDY,. to be delivered, .one-half In the space of one Month, and the remainder in one Month afterwards, into His k illajesty's Fiattalling Stores at Deptford and Cork, in the following proportions, viz. Deptford zoo,ooo Gallons. . • -ark 20,000 Diu.. 227. , ,003 , • and is be paid" . for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after dale. N, B. No Tender will be accepted, unless the quanti , of Ram and of Brandy, together Leith the price ►hereof, shaThbr separately and distit:Rly stated; nor will any Tender be admitted for a Its quantity than lo,oco Callous of either article. The Conditions of the Cwitrasl m.y be seen at the Sect et,-;ry's Office. , regard will be bad to any Tender in wiieb :be ,Price shalt not be inserted in word,- at length, or that shall not be delivtred to the Board before Qne o'clock on the said Tuela'gy the gtb of December next, nor unless the Persx who, makes the Tender, or scone Person on his behalf, attends, to ansu er, when called for. ViC7'UAL LNG-Went: It, Dec. t, tBo6. THE COMNISSI - 9NERS.fir VICTUAL LING His MAYESTY's i'v4l/1' d' hereby give Notice, That on Monday next, the - Bth instant, they will be reads' to receive Tendet s, in v.,iting iealed np), and treat for One Hundred This of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS, to le answerable t' Semple: to be prodzteed with the Tenders, to be delivered one-half thereof in a fo?l,:ight, and the remainder in a month,' iitto His, Majesty's Viaualliztg Storer at Deisticksc and is be paid- for by Bills, payable, 74 : 1:1.) Interest, stingy days after date. The Conditions of the CoEtlaß may be seen at the Secret.27's Qffire, N. regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that thall not be delivered to the Board before ,Otte o'clock on the s.ad Sib instant, nor artless the Person who makes the Tender, or swne person on bit behalf, attends, to answer, celled for. THE improved- TEDO ME TER, or WA y . WISER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer. walks (Price Two Giiineas). Sold by SPENCER and, ! PERKINS, Watch-makers, No. us, West End of Newgate-street (removed trinn Snow hill, on account of the Imprevcinents there); who for near thirty years haye fabricated these Mantines ; and though' they do not claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient as Pocket Watches, 'yet all • that ever- came : to their knowledge have been so rode in their shape, :inconvenient in wearing, and incorrect in their performance, as tb haVe been soon &Li by as useless. • • This, which they take the liberty to offer to the Public; is elegant in itself, most conveuieiitly used, perfectly correct, and, what is desirable in all MaehmeS of Fancy, exceeding cheap; not liable to'be out of order, and is a most amusing Companion to Gentlemen, who are fond of Walking and Shooting. Flattering themselves the great Improvement lately made has carried it to its ultimatum, they. take this method of Making it public,. cos cure tatheinselves atleast the credit thereof, having been materially injured ,by Plagiarists vilib have. copied their Machines, and passed them oil to Gentle- INCII as their own Inventions, though at Much higher prices, and very inferibr.iyork. ' PERSONAL cpMLINESS Improved in the use of two:elegant "Preparations, first, The I VORY D ENT If RICE, so called from its admirable ef feets on the I.eeth, which, after a few applications, assumes the appea,rance Of p6lishted Ivory, prevents moreover their prematiire decay, those decayed it preserves - fr.itrt becoming worse, faStenz such as are loose, and, by - Perseverance, Ten. ders the foulest Teeth delicate, and (ti•oin its aromatic fra. grance) the breath perfeelly sweet ; it is also exceedingly grateful to the palate.. Secondly, rheS P E RMA CETI SOAP, which preserves and renders the Skin soft, smooth, and delicate. The einol. heat and healing properties of the Spermaceti are so generally known, as to resider a comment on its virtues unnecessary. the Inventor is so s'ciNitlile of its pecUliar mildness, - that to accommodate Gentlemenoftencler skins, he has also formed it into Shaving , CakeS aitd Shaving PoWder, as the lathc.it made with it will scarcely alfea the eye. . The above articles are prepared and sold for the In: by R. Johnston ? , Chemist, t 5, C reek-street, Soho, Loudon', the:Dentifrice at as, 9d. the Soap and PoWder as. 6d, each. Persons wishing to avail themselves of the great utility of . these articles, should be careful to have them genuine, by observing his \ l•laine on the Label affixed to each. • FOR RHEUMA'fISNIS, SPRAINS, CHI LBLAI'.`66, Dr. STEER's OPODIILDUC. * • • THIS MEDICINE, 'frOm its extrao:'dininy Eft cacy, isjustlrentitled to the reputation it has so Jung acquired above every other Preparation of the kind. By its warn - J. penetrating' and attenuatin , ,; qualitie, it is found to be the most powerful application in Rheuinvispl, Spasms, and Palsies ; as Aso in, Cramps,, Bruiser . , Sprains, Burns, Scalds, fresh Cuts, and the Sting of Venomous Inseas ; it is partictilailY.reconunended in Contusions, occasioned by Gun-shot Wounds; and to refresh the Leis and Feet after long exercise in w.alking. It speedily removes Chilbaiw„ and,: if users in time, Will prevent them from breaking, but, fur this purpose it should be dissolved and applied warn:. Sold only by' Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Patil's 'Church-yard, London, in Betties, price zs. each; and, by their appoirtinent; :by Diecy and Sutton, Bow L hunch ; yar d. ; B ac on and (o. and Allen, 7t', ; Wade Old Bond-street ; ayley and Co 'Cock:spur-sr:ea:4 ; Ward, Middle-yow, Holborn ; .ts..tridall., Royal E)tchaiii:e ; Clarke, Borough Hig h -street; and I. Harris, at the Corner of LuSgate met , • . N . B. Observe that the Words " F. Newbery, No. 45. St.'Pattl`s," are er.graVrrd in the Stamp.