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~~ N - lIMBEit 4 222;.] • " 1-TEATRE 'DRURY—LANE; 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, March 27 will be performed • THE CASTLE SPECTRE. . - • Osmond, by the YOUNG R.OSCIUS; • , Reginald, llr. H. SI DDONS Percy,. Mr. DE CAMP • And Angela, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. wt rn _ . -•- -- I THE IRISH.NI,-‘.N N LONDON. Captain Seymour, Mr. 1101 1. Nll Mr.' Col loony; Mr, BA RTL EY k Mr. Frost;-Nlr. CHERKY,••;_J,,\,_ ' MuMchDehiny (with Swigs), Mr. 101 - INSTONE ; hawarcl, Mr. DE CA Ml' Crrnou, •Mr. PUI-t(;EI2-. Louisa, Miss. b4ELLON .Carolhie, Mrs.,MAaji - EWS- - • • - r` The Doors will be epeued,at Waif past live:anlthe Play begin at Half-past Six. On Saturda'p, Tbe Eatl:of WarWie:lt. :Warwick, by the Young Roseitis. With Nh Song 'No Supper. ' A New Musical Aiterpicce, which has been sonietirne preparation, will hs speetHy produCei; with entirely Nev ,Music, Scenery, Dresses, :aid Decorations. THEATRE ROYAL, CWENI-GARDEN, THIS PRF:S-ENT,LY Mar*. be THE WHEEL OF FORTlTt\''t. The t fon. Mr. Tempest, Mr LISTON ; , • • • (His first appearance in that Charada). - • renruddock, KE LE ; • Woodville / Mr. MURRAY ; Captain Woodvilje, %Ir. C. 1 EMBLE ; Emily Tempest, Miss aRuNTON: _ -IVITH • WE FLY BY NIGHT. - . p . 'LO4 LONG STORI4S. - The rrplp g ue to AI Apokert by Mr'. FAWCETT. • - • The Charaders by` • • • • Mr. MUNDEN, Mr> BRUNTON,--Mr. FARLEY,- .Mr. SLIANIONDS, Mr. FAWCETT, Nir. LISTON ,• • -` • - Mrs. DAVENPORT'.. MiisLESERVE,. • • . • , • Mis T Acc. The .Doors to be,openqlitt i liali past ljive, and begin at 'past Six., • • -LAST NIGHT. . . • . ' ORATORIOS. • . THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN MO-MORROW :EVENING, Marcb. '2B, 1806, -1.-:will be performed, The SA,CRED ORATORIO of THE Y ., L . :::::TTA H. . Composed by G. ,'. '.'.•• s.: ..' !TT._ Principal Vocal Performers : Signora. ST ORAC E, Mrs. S. LMO N, Mrs. ELAND, and Mrs. DICKONS Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GIIII3ONS, M. PYNt, Mr. SMITH, and Mr. DOYI.E, Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY . . Organ, Mr J. ASHLEY. "the Band and Chorussei, whieit :ire numerous and complete, by the most approVeS Performers. f t llrr In consequence of the great over flow , from - the Pit,. the' Theatrical Orchestra ill in future be added to it. w Places for theliwk , s' t,i be taken of Mr. WI - an:fon, at the 116x-Otike, in Hart-street. Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven.- Boxes 65.. Pit /5..6d. Gallery 2s. tip e •er t .allery is. Rooks of tile Perfurinance; to be nad in the The'atre ,ally, price od _ A...)R.G.Z ET, V, tvtioistefei - iiii,-, ~-7,,,--1ii:.:""lil ~1--1, Lrwer Grostien 4-street, Ginsvenor ,q , :a re, oci:sl , ..,ive G . . to return his mo,t gratettil AcknowledgMents tot NiA,iiity, Gentry, and °tile's, for the many, Favours cuilier ,, ct r a ta, :itit,,, and acquaints them that the learitership el wt.:en 11411 :91(1 Mr. Charles Smith ,is dissolved; that *he is retrovett •to No. 74, in the - sarne . Street, where the Business , vill ne car tied on, on his town:at:coin - It, and to 5t,11,11 a ioltilo.lan..:e of those Favours he has so otten experienc ed wade in 1-'4ltw.,r_ ship • a s . the principal managemen t of tire Business rested wholly on him :or many d ears, Aie flatlets 'llinisc'tf that 'lsis attention to their. orders will merit ,:utur.: favours All Debts due to the late Firm of Smith.and Key. will .be received either . ,: e . by Mr. Charles Smith , r Gotge K e y. _ ..... . •_,,,,___. _ • MONFY REA'D\Z To ADV ANCE. A L L PERSONS .in .possession of Incomes,. 13.- arising' front freehold, Copyhold, •or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Douses, ,Money in the Funds, pentC haws, Marriage Sertlenients, Widows' jointures,- An nuities,- Patent Places, Church Livings . , or any. other cer tain Income for Life, may be supplied with temporary or per m anent Sums of None . y.to.any. Amount, by paying An nuity I met eSt for the same. The Nobility and Gen , . cy of. known 'Property, or their Heirs, may be accom2todated,on their personal security ; and in any instance 'wiiere the single security of indivi dual may be deemed inSufftcient, • the addition, of 'another person to guarantee the payment of tLe Interest will re. move the .objeCtion ; and; in aii cases, .rii,;l , .ige mil be given to the Public to return the Principal at their own option. • • -• P ersona l applications will be . received every . day till Your nt o'Clock ; and Letters fro CorrespOndents in Town or Country ' ',post paid) will be immediately answered , by'ad dressing to the Dire•aor of the Knightsbridge .Bank, at his Town House, No. 8,, Lower john-street, Golden,square. P-ORTSMOUTII, FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Star and Garter Tavern, cn Thursday the 3d Day of April, ISO, at 'Twelve o'Ciock, - For - Exportation, TWENTY-TWO .. Hoasboacis MULL DL R ; being Part of the Cargo of the Vetlunius Ad venture re stored to the Claimants. For Catalogues, and viewing the same, apply two Days be fore the Sale to iOHN MON LE, Broker. PORTSMOUTH. For Public Sale, at the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurs day, the 3d of April, 'SA at Twelve o'C luck, Fof Exportation. FIFTY CASES of HAVANNA.H SUGAR, be ing part of the Cargo of the Aineriqn Brig Venus, condemned as Prize to His Majes t y' s Shi p Meteor, 1. Col lins, Esq. Commander. For Catalogues, and viewing the same, apply two days be fore the Sale to lOHN MOYLE, Broker, By' virtue of a -Commission of APpraisemeut and Sale from the High Court of Admixalty of England, addressed to N. P. Kothery, Esq.. .. FOR. PUBLIC SALE, At the Star and Garter Tavern, Portsmontli, on Thursday the 3d r)f April, 1806. , tor Exportation. .QIXTY HOGSHEADS SNUFF. • - k-7t t Hogsheads, 14 Bales, and 2,3 Cases, of Roll Leaf and Cut Tobacco. - ! 5 Cases et Tobatco Pipes.- , - 3 Cases and i .1-logshead Paper arid Qui . lls. • , . . la. Bales Russia Leather. . . I Hogshead Ot Madder. - 3 -Ditto Gieund Sandal Wood, ' 4• Casts. Sword Blades, . . , . . , --- 2. Hogsheads i ouble Refined Suzar. . • ': . ' ' • - . ,6 Cr4ss V ttCiol. '• I Ditto Iron Wire. 6 Casks 1-togs Bristles. Being part. of Ow C.trgo of, the Verturnus Adventure, detained - .by His . tvl'.' , :test's G - h.n.brii.; Daring'.. '. -•-. For - Catalogues. and t w 11,er particulars apply ;two days be fore the. S,:ae. to . . igliN, MylY4, 7 :llf‘2ker. N . 13. tr,e Splrtfs and To . bacco. to be delivered to the Pur chast.ts at . Cowes. . • .~ , r ~ JA-ti ~q,,,, m ,--11 , 1 , 411/.4 01....,,,,:„. > A ..._:i....,.. v .1 1 .1,,,01vi. :!.. f .41....,;.,ia.3.i.--:-_- ,-,4, ,:y,:-.„:1-- 41); THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1806. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, price ;s. in boards; a New Ectitit,n, being the Third, of . . INGL:ISH LYRICS, in Two Parts. By WILLIAM SMYTH, Fellow of Si. Peter's College, Cambridge. • Printed for 'I% - Cade!! and W. Davies. • *** The Second Part may be had , separate, price ss: 6d. This: Day was published, New Edition, Corrated and Enlarged, in z Vols. 81to. Price i6s. in board;, A N ESSAY on the GENIUS.and VAITINGS • of PoPE By JOSEPH WHARTOti,..D. D.. To which is added, an Index. Scc., Printed for Ca - Jell and Davies ; Verner, 1-food, and Sharpe; J. Walker i • Cuthal and Martin ; R.' Faulder ; jefferys ; Otridge ancl Son ; Longtnan, Hurst, Rees,. and 0 rrne ; W. 1. and 1. Richardson ; Ogilvy and Son ; .Lackington, Al len, and Co. ; ), Nunn ; R. Lea ; J. and A. Arch ; and 1. Asperne. • LANCASTER's PLAN OF EDUCATION. This Day was published, price is. 6d. ALc.CTER rspe6tfully.addressed to the Bishops Ad 4rchbis*ps of tile Church nt England nn Mr. )o :;,h Lancaster's Plan for the Education ut the eLuwer Order in the Community. • Printed for John Stockdale,.Piccaililly. Of whom may be had, in folio, with nine Maps.and Plates, price to Subscribers One Guinea, or on fine Paper, with coloured Plates, it: r is. 6.d. Part ist, - Second Edition, of C.A. MD EN 's BILITANN lA, enlarged - by the latest Dis— coveries. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, MARCH 2S, 1406. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE held this Day, Read frOm the London Gazette Extraordinary of the 24th inst. Letters from Vice—A(llmnd Sir .(0/1N .THONI DUCKWORTH, K. B. conunanding a Squadron of His. Majesty's Ship's, addressed to W M.' MA RS DEN, Esq. re.' lating an Engagement with a • French Squadron at St. Do mingo, on the fish of •.February, in winch ad the Enemy's, Line.of-,Battle Ships were captured or destroyed. Resolved, That. a Vase cf the value 'ot Four Hundred Pouncs, , .ornartiented With emblematical devices:andain. ap propriate inscription,he presented to Vice-Admiral Sir IQIIN THOMAS, DUCKWORTH, K. B. ReSolVed, That a Vase of the value of Three Hnndred your sr with an appropriate inscription, be presented to 1 - (qtr4i4tuiral the Hon. ALEXANDER COCHR!, , ,N.E. - Resolved, That a Vase of the value of Three Hundred . Pounds, with an appropilate inscription, be presented to Rear-Admiral THO NI AS LOUIS. Resolved, That a Sword. of the value of One Hundred Pounds,nt a Vase of the.. same value, (dt their option), be presencato•each of the 'Captains and Commanders of His Majesty's Ships,who contributed to that brilliant and deciiive Vittoty.• *-! Resolved, That the Sitm of One Hundred Pounds be pre•, seated to Vach of the,Lieutenants, of His Majesty's '47y, - Catititi - e:031,11.001 . iier Officers, in the second ClaSs clkAlis;v ; :lyldjesty's etoulanoation for the distribution of Pfize-money, who was'scverely wounded; and the Sum of Fifty:N:lMS titi'eaeh Officer of the sane Rank who was slightly wounded: Resolved, Tititt - t he Sum, of Fifty Pounds.be, presented fo each of the Officers in the Third Class, who was severely 'wounded ; and:the:Sum of Thirty Pounds to each Officer of - the:sante rank, who was.slightly wounded. iltesOlved., , Tnat the Sum of Forty _Pounds be presented to .each of. the Officers-in the Fourth Class,‘ who was severely woL:nded ; and the• Sum of Twenty-five founds to each •Officer of the same rank, who was slightly wounded. . Resolved, That. the Sum of Forty Pounds be presented to every Seaman or Marine whose wounds may be attended with disability or loss of limb the Sum of Twenty Pounds to each Seaman or Marine severely - ,wounded; and• the Sum of Ten PoundS : to eAch Seaman or. Marine slightly woundtd. ltesolved...That. Relief t be affOrded to the Widows, Or ' phants, Parents, end Relatives,ltepending for Support on the Officers~ Petty Officers, 'Seamen and Marines,, who fell in the' kAgagerneitt„as soon as theit respeetive situatkns shalt • be inadloq.owg..to the Conurlittee. • 1. P. WELS FO kr), Sec. - KEW STK/ E 13EGINS 'DRAWING the 12th. of MAY, 1 8 Prize of Z 25,000 - - is . ,C 25,000 2 . . . zo,ooo - - - - - 4 0 i. 0, 3 0 2 - - 20,000 3 - - - . sOOO - - - - I 0 - - ,xOOO - to,ooo to - 500 - poo, 20 - 100 S 6 - so 6100 - - 21 ts,o:e, Tickets k 250,000 Five First-drawn Tickets, -rst Day k rOOO each ,C 5000 Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day rOOO each 5i...03 First-drawn - - 4th Day - - - ro,ooo Ditto - ' . - sth Day , . - 2 - ..,000 Ditto -'' - - 6th Day . . - 2i,,-,00 Price oft* Ticket - - - ,C 19 18 o Half - - 4to 2 o 1 Eighth - - ,C 2 la o Qiiarter • - - 5 i'• o 1 Sixteenth - - i 6 o ' 1 , t 2 ii ; TS oila S i-i A .2 ~qty ~,ILeb,.. . - i STATE toT•r ER Y, i... --- To begin;Drawing on ,Moriday, _May 12. 1.1 AZ MID, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, , at ' , tocir ,tate , ottery Office, 93, Royal Exchange, Lon don, are now selling, in great variety of :Nuinh.trs, Tickets • alai -Shares for the-above Lottery. I No 10,-,10, a Prize of zo,oor.A. on igth .Feb. last, was:sold by 'them hi one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. , . ; z The present Lottery' consists of only 25,000 Tickets, and t h e Scheme contains i Prize of ' Z 25,000 [ 2 Prizes of £ 10,000 .2 &c. Am &c. ; Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. - MAY STATE LOTTERY. RICHMtDSON; GOODLUCK, and Co. -re spectfully beg leave to recommend to the notice of the Public, the Scheme of the present State Lottery, which consists of. Twenty-five Thousand Tickets only, has - Prize of- - 2, 5 ,000 • - - 20 ,000 . 2 - 10,000 3 . - - '5OOO with Six Thousand Two Huddled and Ninety-six other Prizes,' from fOool. to'z being a considerably greater pro portion of f rizes . than has been in any of the late Lotteries. TI CKE TS a,id I: ES are now on Sale at the Licensed 0 tlices,Bank-buildings, Cornhilf, and facing the Gate of the RKings . Metvs, Charing-croSs, of Richardson, _Goodluck, 'and Co. • . - No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, .1.0NLION• BISH returns his most grateful Thanks to the . Public tbr the.very distinguished preference they have been pleased to give the above 0 glees. for several years. • The Holders of following Outstanding Capital Prizes, shared anu• sold as above, in the Lottery Just finished, may either receive their money.pr exchange them for Tickets or Slimes iri the new Lottery which begins drawing the 12th of May, No. 7,2i7, i3'ioool..Nos. 4,677, and 8,666,5-mot. No. 17047, 2,0001. No. 637, • 10 2 21. Nos. 24,630 and 13,643, Nos. I t 6S9, ti,694, and 19,063, 5241. Nos. 10,931, and 21,277, 5001. tlec. &c. *** All Business hi the Public Funds transaaed with fidelity and dispatch. • tIAUTION.—In order to pre'vent Imposition, the Chelialier I{USP IN I begs permission to repeat, that his genuine.Mcdicines are always to he recogn4ed by their having his Name engraved in the ,Stap. Those who buy for Exportation will do . well in attending to this Caution, as the sahie h is been Published in the Settlements in the East ind West Indies, and also in America. Complete Boxes, tit for- travelling. may now be had at the Chevalier's House, in Pali-Mall. Where may also be seen the DENTAL M It , ROIL, which shews the condition of the Teeth; and thereby ? enables the Possessor to become, in a certain degree, his own Dentist. N. B. The Chevalier and his Son attend at home and abroad as usual. WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a personal beauty in both Sexes, andl in some parts of Europe, are essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA StJA e, or, Indian Washing Cakes, :possesses the , peculiar property of giving the,most exquisite delicacy of texture, and inconceivable tairnesi, to the .Hands .. which are constantly washed with this Soap, and these effects are not produced too / suddenly as if by paint, but gradually, by correcting all int perieCtions of the , Skin. It is by ex pertence !only, that any 011e6an form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of * this Soap: ~A: C A.ti moat.--The Public are respeafully informed there '..4 a spurioulancidangcrous counterfyt Preparation, called the Bandana Soap, the authors of Wltkr have not the audacity to ! - irnitate the - uncle'''. mentioned signature. !'ht Proprietors, 1 1 xlierefore, wishing to prorect.the Nobility, Gentry, &c. from imposition, request them to observe their Agent's signaturey 1 Win. Withers, as also Weir initials E. E.'S, on the label, !'• without 'which none can he genuine. - , ••• :Seib vynolesaie• acrd retail, ,at No. 229, Strand, LoOon : ~retail by Mr - Overton,jslo. 47, New Bond-street; and Mr. " S4iOti No "ti ' Leadtinliad=street, price Is.' each Cakar. -.. - .1:•:.• ~ ?.,. . • , .. . . .13i,RICH.ARD COUGH. This Day was published, price Fourpence,„ A NEW .EDITION ()F ,-,. • A N EXHORTATION to the RELIGIOUS OB £ I.IiERVANCE of GOOD FRIDAY. 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