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1 = • - , AN , AAIII:,;-.5:4 Tr ' ' 0t2 4 ;,2,•:, I T .., _. -- .:-- - - - z - f,.;;YeilePlF•tto l- 5 - :?:;.:1-, . .1., ...A-hf •,)-.- ,",,:' -Wk-4.?:-Z . ,11. I .-..., ~ ~..,, ~,.• Nti 1 6., WEDNESDAY, OcTo.cr..l), 8, 180. NU:,l2;Eit 4359.1 f CE THEATRE ROYAL, DRUR.Y-LANE. The• Address of Lord .Percy, inserted in our Paper .of last Night, was. intended ;Or private Circulation amongst the Meaors of Westminster, and put in,by mistake instead of the - 'following. To . tbe.WORTHY and -INDEPENDENT ELECTORS • of the .CITY Of WESTMINSTER. HOGARTI - Ps ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE . WORKS. OFFICE OF ORDN.-I.'VCE, S:rivt. v., MO-31011110W EVENING, .06.1ober 9, 180', will he performed • AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. RAYMOND; Ainiens, Mr. DI GNUM; • 'agues, Mr. EYRE, prom the Theatre Royal, Bath ; his first appearance on this •- Stage) • Orlando, Mr. E CLISTONT ; Touchstone, Mr. CHERRY ; Rosalind (with the Cuckoo Song), Miss DUNGAN; Celia, Miss MELI,ON ; Audrey, Miss POPE. In ACI V. a Song by Mrs. BLAND. . • • WIT IS SESSRS.• BOY DELL. and co.. think it their YJ. duty, frorrillie miserable. Copies of the WORKS of HOG ARTH that are published in this and, other Countries, to in the Public, that they are the sole Proprietort of: the ORIGINAL WORKS of that celebrated Artist; for which they.have long paictlfis Family, and still continue to pay them, a large Annuity, • That ,the Original P;ates, en graved by-the hand of 'that inimitable A r n, or •undr lcts eye, ARE YkftY GOOD , PRESLI24A TMN, AND I'ACTDUCE. GOO. , IMPRESSION'S. They als , i'sewg to assure' the tliat•since the•P ) lates- , have been in theif,,pniseSsiwn . they have never allowed' any Artist to protime them by a sin gle touch, being yery sensible that. Hogarth's . .St l y'le Mg and Engraving was so masterly, and expressed what he meant to convey'sit forcibly, that it throws-all the Itilit.thirs,' and . pretended Restorers; at a great distance,. as dray he seen bycompartne, these'miserable Copies With the Originals: - The 0 WI G 'NAL WORKS of HO G A RTH, complete tto large Plates, in One Volume Atlas Folio, boards, may be had of Messrs; Boydel/ and Co..lsLio. go, Cheapside;,price Twenty Guineas.; or Twenty-one Guineas, with an ihterest ing lieSeriptidn containertinetpwards • af:;;60 pages; by John I reland,—,Separate Prints May be had at. the prices marked in the Catalozhe of his Works. - . . : . . .. TETP4Pri.[ATCI PAL 0F.E.t'(..7.1;::RS of FfiS .321 ;11..a,_ ..a,_ '‘ES" -- il'- 0 P"V 47C1C I ( 1 - . I , er 1 , •• g;-•, - IV tire , 7h a • ; ProPta 1$ `will;ke,'frflV.24ei .at a reFy7oj,i7ce, ~, ...• ..,,?"19ng.i'ci. (Inv , 11.1,-, 0 ,,i...-or ov or bfore Irecinesday ilk' !sib Di-ay of Oct ) :y fuze, I,[,m, such Persons as nliy be .iviiiing to ::,:.A(-take :be , ayisioiz of CLO a - I-1 1N G . for &he s , ver,a, f..,:; , :-1-4 •017..1,11r _:/.., s ,t . if ealter . of ibe Onirrtvlfe, Patterns (1 - 14..k . Ch ,x , i , i , in. - trietced :t :n . 4 ppi ,-..:i'i,, - - • . • GENTLEMEN, • rrHE distingUi§hed Honour which you'•have this diy conferred upon me, demands rny. warmest Thanks, • aralimpresses on my mind an awful sense of the high Trust . imposed on me by your confidence: -To be the successor in the representation of your great and • po"ptilths City to the enlightened Statesman Whose loss we all so muclt deplore, and to whose remains we shall,ina few :days, pay the. last sad tribute of respea, is anxibjeet of the most .laudable ambition.: I f any person had been found in -w liomWas united a similar assemblage of those great qualities which he so eminently possessed, n 6 one would more willing ly than myself have resigned his pretensions to your 'support; but such a _person was'not fo be found. , It would be Varniii :ine to attempt to-emulate rhe commanding:lalents of that !Great -Man either in or outof the House of Commons'; but it shall be my anxious endeavour to prove t 6 yoU on all occa sions, that my . ze-al for your interests Shall be unwearied, and • that in me you shall ever find a faithful Guardian of the Con stitutiOn'al LiberrieS of our Country. - I am, Gentlemen, With the truest Sentmentsof- Gratitude, Your most i tiiiiiul and' devoted humble Servant, • MERCY. Northumberland House,-od. 7, 1806, _ . at 11.); , Ojfice, r l thf T f lt..er, particulars may be k , 7.?ug.t ; .vilt al at tb , Secret:l , y' Alarkiret.:sPiet aforesaid, ahy ‘4.!,5• between tar b)mrs of Tr; and Firer o'Clock. The Tee;de'r to'he delivered at the Office cf gr . .2 1 °: 4 /ICf,ll 7 ect. ?flinger, sealid pp, and marked or: the , ont.fide; ‘:' "I'e:oer 1.,r Clothing," at Twely a'Clock on the said P.;:tb ORobc•-„i):,•,- which hour ws Tendet Ibe admitted ; nor will a:9; atteMied to, unless , ther4 . 2 - taciral. t ' e , On One, o r, a , for him, shall atteidde,:t - bi Office the . Day the ,:tirofic;als'are ad vertised to be received. it is further expeSed,the Pers-,n 7..c.iuse Proporqll otay be accepted shall enter bac, Jul / Glen! Securit . y, up: exechting his Cantraa, for the due perforwance thereof. By' Order of 1,::e Board, R. H. CREW, Secrttary. THE FORTY THIEVES.- - -Boxes 6. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 61. Second Price 2S, Gall,•ry zs. Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery as. Se cond Price 6d.— No ?vluuey to be returned. Places for the Bonzes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little- Russel-street. The Doors to be Opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Halt - I - past Six. On Saturday, The WOnder ; with The Forty Thieves. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rinO-MORROW L I VENING, Oaoloc..r g, - 1806, will he p..riorrtie4 THE - MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertiriax Nlacsycophant, Mr. CO 'K.E. . • WITH IMPROVED 130 . 01(S . ; TO TEACH THE ARTS OF READING 'AND ELOCUTION. THE FIRST BOOK. VALENTINE - AND ORSON. Boxes Es . . See4l Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s.— Callery zs 'PriZe . is.—Upper Galleryls. ' Second Price 6d.-Nt► Nilney,to i)e retooled Places for the. Boxes to be taken,at the Box-Office, in Hart. strect The Doors to be opmed at Half past Five, .and begin it Half-past Six. . • ROYAL-EXCEIANdE ASSURANCE-OFFICE. .Seprember, t 506. . 10ERSONS whose AnnualVremiliras fall due on the 29th instant are:hereby i. funned, that Receipts are now ready to be delive'redat the Company's (t ices over the ItnyaLLE xchange and 1., Pall-Mall, a5 . w4...11 as 'by their re spedive•Agents in the several Counties; and the Patties as surect .ire requested to apply tor the Renewal of their Policies once beCore the,l4th of October next, as the usual Fifteen Mrs .al lswed for Payment . , b. yond the Date. of. each Policy, SAMUEL. FENNING, jun.. Secretary. *** Attendance is given, daily, at the,said Offices, for the Assurance of iduildings, Goods, Merehandile, rand Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while D'uililing; from Loss or Damage by Fire ' • and also for the Assurance of,.and granting Annui— ties on, Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued' free of Expence to the Assured, where the. Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up wards. • ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. • MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. THREE TWENTY THOUSAND ROUND PRIZES, 'THREE TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, THREE FIVE THOUSAND ROUND PRIZES. No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. E.T. MONDAY, Isth 06tober, the GRAND . STATE to TT E RY,begins Drawing, which contains a grOter proportibb of CAPI FAL PRIZES to the- small Number of Tickets, than any•forper, Lottery. SCHAME. . . 3 - - Z 20,000 - are - kon,oon - - - - - -•• io,ooo 3 - - - - - - 5,000 3 - - - - - 5,000 ------- 500 - - ' - - 4,.;c0 20 Ico . 2,000 4' . 40 00 - - 20 - - - - -' 8i 000 , 20,030 Tickets ~, Zzoo,ooo T EN:Ttit .US AND, POUNDS for the:First-drawn Ticket and all the other immense Capital Prizes afici,:a. • PRICE of TICKETS and SHAKES" Ticket - - ,Cl 9. I 7 o Half -- - Llo 3 . 0 1 . Eighth - Lz Ii 6 -Quarter - 5z o Sixteenth - t 6 o SWIFT and VO. • POULTRY and 4ii-ARING-CROSS, !TICKETS and SiIARES of the .State Lottery, 'to .1 begin Drawing on NI() N DAY NEXT, are selling,_by VW I 1•T and Co. at their Licensed Offices No. 1, Poultry, :(established in (759) and No. 1 2 , Charing:Cross (next Door to the Golden -Cross). The Lottery consists but of 20,900 - Tickets. • The Scheme Contains the following Prizes, viz. 3 of L20,n00 , S. of . ,Csoo 3 ---- to,oLo 20 ---- lco .3 7 5 ,00 I 40 ,5 0 5 ---- 1,000 4,100 20 First.drawn Ticket will receive Schemes Gratis. , , The only STATE LOTTERY to be Drawn tins YeAt . -begins NEXT MONDAY, and no private Lottery can be de-kr-mined by it. ESSRS. BROOKE and Co. at their Oki and Lucky Lottery 2,37; Piccadilly, assure their. 'Friends that the" present -State Lottery Scheme is .excellent httfond comparison. The'Scheme is very rich, contains three .Prizes of 20,0001. three of 10,07.01. three of 5:031. .Scc. and - only . 20 . ,000 'pickets, whiCh is only the .quantity usually Con sumed by the Public previous to the Drawing. Their F ricuds •- must of course be convinced, that delay in the purchase oi Tickets or Shares may be the cause of dislppointment, and • possibly the loss of a Capital Prize. The above fffce has been Established Fifty-three years, where No. 17,880, the First-drawn Ticket 3d February last, entitled to io,ozzl: Was sold in one Half and eight Sixteenth Shaft's. • Offices, No. 2, Cornhill, 149, Oxford-street, and 44, St. • - . lames's-street. ODGE S,: PAINE, . and Co. Stock-Brokers, Ir. _I.I with great re . sped; take the liberty to recommend to the attention of the Nobility and ,Public the SCHEME of the I present LOTTERY, which they have Corn-pared with that, ot every Lottery Wtich has occurred during the period their Offices have been established (forty years), and have found it rot only superior in the Number :4 Value of CAPITAL PRIZES; but also to contain, on an average, not half the Mirnber ot-Tickets. • •.• • • - • . At the above Liceneed Offices the TI CK E TS, SHARES, and CH A N-C ES,,are on Sale on the best Terms ; where last Odober the Ticket, No. 3944, a Prize of 20,0001. was sold in two Quarters, two Eighths, and tour Sixsteenth Shares-; ,• and in the. late , Lotteries three Prizes of 20,0001. three of i0,p;371. and seven of soocl. N.B. The DraWing will begin NEXT MONDAY. TQ LINEN AND WOO'LLEN.DRATEItS. • TO BE DISPOSED OF, ...AN ad-established and \VU-accustomed SHOP, in the Woollen Drapery. BUsiness, in - Leeds,' in the West Riding of Yorkshire. The sole 'reason for the present Occupier giving up the Concerti is a bad state of , The Premises are leased 'for a Term of Years at_a alAerate Rent. Apply to G. Wright, the Printer of the Lee:ls Intelligen. Ger. *** Letters post-paid. MURDER F PALM. ' . M . 'THE Fate cf ,the late unfortunate' r: PALM cannot be read : without emotion by those whose bosoms gli'Jw with' .i..ittiinerits Of plairiotism, justice - , and humanity. Thia ,parr, a - tiiookseller, of Nuremburgn, one of the three I inpertat .Cities of U.:;:rialiy, was suddenly seized by a De— tachment of 1' l'ench lsroops, dragged before a Military Com mission :, , seivibradlat, , lTeatinau, tried an a Charge of having 'soil Public4u4ns refieding on the GcbVefllintilc of Bonaparte, corylerrmed, and executed.. fie was oifer&ti his life on condi tion of gtving up tile [times 'of the Authors whoSe- writings nad °trended the Despot -but he scorned thiS breach of con. fideme, 'and ritagnanirnously, , sealed his faint with blood ;. ,to- those 1 - Vhoe lives he. had thus saved, at the ex pence of own, he wn, t.task or recording to the world-the history of filis'Ontrageisit•the f reedoin of the Press, the Li ilerty Ot th Itit,tividual,4pd the Rights of Nations, this fresh violation of all trios:: sscreu On which a ferocious Usurper lias too I , ing and too .succes'sfitily trinpled. Mr.‘Paltn has left a cliiconsolate Widow and five destitute' Children ; by providing for whom, Britons' will at the same tian.proclaith the' admiration of theprinciples.ofthis heroic Martyr, their detestatipn ut the Tyrant under, whose inuicizr ous tnindate "he fell, aria n fulfil one of the otilest duties of Humanity. . . 'With 'these sentiments, a Subscription has been opened, and the following Sums are already subscribed : . • .- ' k s• s. Sir W. Curtis, Bart. ' - •io; ro Charles Parish, 5, 5 1. I. Angerstein - .:,5 s W. C. Chambers 5• 5 John Angerstein -, 5. 5 Win. Mel iisii • 5 5 john Th. , mpson 5, 5 Sam. Shaw ' - 5 5 Thomson•Bonar - . 5 5• I. Brick wood, jun. 5 5 Thomson Bonar, jun. .5 . s Win. Moroi& z, - ' a 2 John I. A ppach - - 5 5 Thorhas Rowcroft 5 5 E. Heintz' - 5 5 -John Cope • - 2 2 1..13: Lousada - -52 5 Benjamin Walsh 5 i K. Sheddtzn and Sons 5•5 Th. ,\Varburtun., S i Joseph Marryatt ' •5 5 Dann and Crossland 5 5 J. F. flirockmorton , 5 5 J. and A. 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THE PRIIVCIPA L OFFICERS of HIS ILLL.4- JEST!'',.QRDATANcE 6e~rn t ousair will , fit. • , if i cstininster, : o'r or. bel:,relP . ;‘dnesd.ls. (LV Peron, as in.:) , be 75,114ing to una'e , take tbe Pt. z'is, .1 ARTICLES Jor the. set.eral Corp& 7 Oldnance ; Patterns cl rzybico mar 6,! .! a; ; : at tte Principal Sto . ekteper's Ojtice ;,,,-- ther.plrticularr,m2y . be h r wn ; and also at in St. Marga , et street a/cresaid, any Day bet z<_: Ten andl'oeiro'Cluck. . „ , The Tenders to be deliverolat the-qffice Wed- Minch -I - , sealed iip, and'ardrkid cdr the icry ,Articies," u'a.k.lt on tLe 4.tid f: (..)J after which hour no Ten . ;let: will be admitted ; nott w/. 1 1 gu - y be attended tq re/des:llm principal' Pers'm concerned, cc. an .;.:. .n. .fpr . ..v,6,411 attend Al I'e Cipcc ,11.;e tke,Peoposqls are . .iJ 12.2>rliscd to'be received. 11, i; the Pe , , o , t ;.;those Prop.. , sqls usay be accepted shall en t er into sugicient securiy, upar executing his Co , .tr,-t, 1::a• thedue per,loyinantl there,J. Prder t i the R. H. CRETC-", Secretary. r,pov. NEWBV,III' and 'SONS . , No. 45, St, Paul's 1: • Church-yatti, PA;prtetors , of, or. jam , .!s's - Powder and - other vatir.biePre,par,m ,, iis, inCorm the Pt: , oc, that in cdhsequence of the N e w ;cramp nitres, tie Price of that Nledicine ,per,_ Packet, or c s , I?oten ;‘ but the ci , intlt• of a Dozen Packets in •a Bottle tas made „up. fnr the it rmv.and Navy) may be bad for rt. 4s. And *as the Words," V.Ne , i , liery, No. 45; St. Pant's," are engraved iin the ;:tamps, which' t is presumed will be a sufficient security agv;st_Counterfeits, his Signa ture on the Labels,wril oe diicontitmed. • The following are the P,rices ',i,ftheir other Medicines, Stamps` inclthied:; but those ‘iqto purcitat , e six, or more., at a time, will be allowed the, Stamps gratis. S. d. Dr, .f ames's Towder , 2 9 Dalbn Cagninative Do. in a Bottle - 0 Dr, Austin's Chalybeate Do. 'Analepttc Pills -4 '6 • Pflis , • •4 - Do.,large4ll6x- , - 24 o Freake'sTinet.of hark 4 ,C) The AntibiliOuS Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxtiam's ditto 3 • o Dt..Sther , S OimilOi.loc o Tonic k ills - 3 9 1)o. Convulsiorf - 2 6 Eri;i:sh Co:Yee - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops .2 6 Carruther's Drops 2_ 9 Do. Camomile Drops ► 9 • .Essence Ginger Do. Pa:evric Lozenges t ri Ditto •Peppernint 1 • i 4 /1101 S tt o Dr. Iloopei's i',lts r 1 ) ss,enceof Coltsfoot 3 6 C rant's )rop.i • - 7 ; Mr -Spence's Dentifrice 4 q luglislrs cats Pills i Cephalic snuff - i o M ignesia . 2 lOM'S'S Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 Berry's Bilious Pills. 4 6 Spilsbiary's Drops 5 b C lass's - Mag l nesia -. 3 - 6 [Jr. Solandtr's Tea 2 4 W Alterative • 4 6 (,; rcenouen's Tincture . r Kink's Odontalgie 2 9 bO. 'tofu 1.02e4es • N. B. As many Persons mistake :louse of Messrs: Nevi 3 Ocry,.observe, that it is at the End of St. foufOoars-frogi Cheapside, with these words ins::ribed on the Front—" THE t)NLY ‘VAREI--IOtISE POI( 'DR. IAMLS's POWDER." _ • - To TIIONINS TA - YLOR, • No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London._ .Honoured Sir; • • Edinburgh, March tB , !Sol; BEG leave to inform you; that ever • since the year f79F, I have been attlieted with the LuesVene. rea from its obstinately-resisting every c,uirse of Medicine prescribed by ~the most eminent of the. Faculty nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and tWicedischarged-froin the Hospital,. - with little would. appear to he of the . most,inveterau: tiat!tre. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such .a head, as .nearly to put a period to 'my existence —I-had a large ulcer on the crown of my -head, one on. each arm, and my legs were broke out itta. frightful manner ; my right was dread fully:painful, 'andhad been in a state of ulceration • for the last seven years ; toy left had also two - lar'ge on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me' such excrutiat ing pain, particularly w4en: warm in bed, as nearly, to - dc. prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was rearm- Mended by Mt. 1, : Thompson, .(who•,received so great a cure by, titer here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which h beg nto 'do on • the 26th - of May ; .- bi the course of a fortniAnt, 1 - began to recci-:e benefit—um little more titan.. a month, • ulcers on my heed and , atbis - were soundly healed—,4oon atter, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, liowcvet, considerable diSeolodration in the •-• :and 'pain lit she . bone of the, lett, whieir, by the ales. . sing of-(xi, little longer, perseverance in yoarinva- sUbsided tire nodes 'rlispersini-, the Si in regathinglniAtit ti . and the twin rnal • pains -gradually going q 11:„ 1. thus.becaitre, by, your liberal advice and Me dicine, peffe,:tl * Y free from _all 'my" former 'e6ltiplaintS: have recovered my former' spirits and - . strength, amid airs be_ corne.jolly and. tat, in yinch state pavingcuntinued many montlis,to„the ,astoutsfiment of all . wth knew me, I am at a 10:•'siificrhat terms to express my - gratitede, but' beg you, for the good of other .sulicring mortals, to. make, this my case as public as possible,. as 1 shall on' every occa:;io; in so, doing, you win. Sir, your grateAtl, obt &A:oa, very - ,liiiinbie servant, AI.EX .MURKE Swatt's•Closejliglr,street, ; Edinburgli: Witiicsses,tO the above., cure; jouN Ttio..r.tvsori,. No. 3, Ne.'. l'oultry N.l.arket ; an.l )0 IN M`l'N °Tu.,' 0 , Edinburgh. • k) ft:part:4l amid Sold by , the sole Proprictor„ • THOMAS T. - . y LOit, Member of the. Royal, College, or Sur.:. geons, at his House, • No. g, New Bridge-street,' 1.0n , 10n 4 • where, after a - conwnt resttlety.e of,more-tilan • years, a practice particularly direael-• to the cure. of Venereal ComOlaints and those incidental to the Paiti of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy.' which rnz•ia' of his 'profession shol.tld always observe in r. , ,lch cases, 110 hatters himserf, the 'advice and assistance i.vattlitously adininiste‘ to persons taking this Medicine, vt ill' be esteemed, by a :discerning as ,an advantagesel clom attainable and void of all, arnbig_cdty. :also sold, by his , appointment, for the, convenience of those living at a diltance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, Albans-street, ; the Toyshop, Nu. 103, 0x : ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's,' No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No.'t, Union-row, Little Tower. . hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mai. donald,. Glasgow ; Mr. Cialwell's, Dublin ; ,and by one pers7n in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire . la:st in. Boxes of only 25. 9d. each, sealed up with full - -'and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure titemseives with ease, speed, secrOcy; and safety. vcry Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with Stamp, on which, by , favour of the Cornmissioness• is pripted., at the Stamp Office—" T. Taylor, No. -- 9, li7icige-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and all othezi • a te counterfcitS.