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Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel. street. The Doors to be . open'ed at Half-past .Five, and begin at Bali-past Six . The new Comedy of The Faro Table is unavoidably post ponal tor a kW dAys. On Saturday (fiat time this Season), The School for friends. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT:CARDEN. 9"0-MORROW EVENING, O&. 24, IsoG, v►ili be perfi,rmed THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Captain Macheath, Mr. INCL F. DON ; Peachum, Mr. Al LIND EN ; • • Lockit, Mr. EMERY; . Mato' the Mint, Mr TA VLOR ; Filch. Mr. SIMMONS; • , Polly, by a YOUNG LADY, (Her sixth appearance on this Stage); Lucy, Mrs. C. KEMBLE. WITH VALENTINE AND ORSON. To conclude with a Grand Pageant. Boxes 6s. &cowl Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.- Gallery 2S. 'Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6‘l.—:No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart. street. The Doors to be opened at Half -past Five, and begin at Ball-past Six._ From Monday next, this Theatre will be opened every Evening till the end of the Season. _ _ _ On Monday, King Henry the Eighth; being the last night it can be Atteci tur borne time, on aLcaunt ut the preparations for Corik.laims. On Tuesday, the Conuc Opera of Love in a Village ; Ro setta, fur the ist time, by the Young Lady who iwrforms Pt.lly, in The Beggars' Opera ; Hawthorn, Mr. Bellamy. SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE FAMILY OF MR. PALM. MHE fate of the late Unfortunate Mr. PALM J.. cannot be read without emotion by those whose bosoms glow with sent inients -of patriotism, justice or humanity. This Man, a Bookseller of Nuremburgh, one of the free imperial Cities of Germany. was suddenly seized by a de tachment of French Troops, dragged before a Military Com missiowas.semhled at ltratmau. tried on a charge of having sold Publications refleflin; on the Government of honaparte, condemned, and executed. He w. , s offered his life, on condi tion of giving up the . names of the Authors whose writings bad offended the Despot ; but he scorned this breath of con fidence,' and magn. nimously sealed his Leith with his blo(Al bequeathing to those whose lives he had thus saved, at the expence of his own, the task of recording to the. world the history of this outrage on the of Nations, the Freedom of the Press, and the Liberty of the Individual,. this . fresh. violation ofall those sacred ties, on which a ferocious Usurper has too long and too, successfully. trampled. Mr. Palm has left a disconsolate Widow, and fivedeititute Children; by providing for.whom,Britons will. at the same• proaum their admiration of the principleS' of 'f his heroic Martyr, 'the detestation of the Tyrant uhder. whose murderous mandate he fell, and fulfil one of the nObrest ties of humanity. • • " oPo;. Amount.already advertised . ,C 554 6 o • ' SUBSCRIPT/ONS SINCE RECEIVED... Thomis Schone . 2 2 Tiios. C. Warner Brown,Rogersok Browns 5 Joshua Knight 2, 2 His Sertne Hignoes,s the Thomas Aulby . - • 2" 2 Prince De Conde is is N. Lloyd ,- z • 2 Wm. Curtis, jun, - s 5 l Capt. Williamson t s The Earl of Clonmell, Mr. Cartwright t a per Ransom and Co. ao io Isaac SUlly• . - 5 jordaine and Shaw • s 5 1 Thos. ' , Ames • - a a Hazard, Burne, and Co. 5 5 I The Rev. Rd. King, per Joseph Alder Pracit and Co. - 2 2 Benjamin Keene - 5 5 I Row, Row, Goad, and ~ Peter Coxe • z z Re:Are - $.5 • i Daniel Rainier - 2 Rev. Thos. Morgan , Hutriphry Ballard . 2 2 Gerdrd Noel Noels, Esq. lohn, Morgan - 2 2 M. P. S 5 obit Platt - 2 2 i)aniel Rainier - 3 3 m. Murdoch - C. Sundiui - - Sun NeNspaper - Win Bultner roprtetors of the Lite rary Panorama B. C. Ware 3 3 I i 1 o x o t 1 R. Edwards - - i o IVl‘Tavi,h,Frazer,&Co. 5 5_ Daniel Keith - 2 2 Charles Dion - 2 2 A. Greville . Count. De Walstein . 5 o Count HA - Fenno' 5 n -2, 2 - I I Thos. lanes, Esq. NI:P. 5 o R. D. - r Edward Warner - z Caldeleuo, Boyd, and Reid - 5 5 S l obs criptions are received house, and by all the Bankers it the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee in the Metropolis. AN Additional-keyed PIANO-FORTE, with a Pedal, &c. made by a first-rate Maker in London, cost Thirty-four Guineas, will now be sold for Twenty-tour Guineas, ready-money, and no less will be - taken. It was ;ludo about six weeks since fora Gentleman to take to the West Indies : as he does not now go, he is obliged to dis pose of it Ten Guineas under the Cost.. • To be seen at No. 8, Leicester-street. Leicester-square. The Packing Case may be had at the Price paid for it. TO MR. SPILSBURY. Marlow, Aug. 13, IL& THE Writer, in June last, called on, you with a young woman of the name of Brookes, who had a bad leg, and to whom yougave a pint of your Drops, which has effeaed a cure. The fallowing Case has also occurred in this neighbour. hood :Haines Gybson was inoculated at ten years of age— half a year afterwards he was seized with a pain in both legs, suppored for some time to be Rheumatism, or Growing Pains, but it settled finally in one leg, which swelled, and rendered him incapable of walking. He had, in four years, eleven or twelve ulcers, and thirteen pieces of bone were taken out. His health was impaired, and he mils constant- Scarried about He was supplied with is bottles of PI LSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, which entirely cured him. It is now three years since ; he is grown tall, healthy, and works constantly as a Brick layer. The Bearer is also recommended as a deserving obje& for your excellent Institution. She lives 3a miles troni Lon don, and it has been thought best to -send her to Town, that you May see her. . The Genuine Patent Antiscorbutic Drops are sold in bat- Ales of ss. 6d. los. and il. as. Duty included, at the Dispen sary, is, SObasquare; London. - To prevent Counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied with a black ink . stamp • and the Cork, at the.moutkof each .130- ski staled with red wax. x 1 f `"`~ l yllr To the INDEPENDENT FREFTIOLDERS of the COUNTY of DE.VON THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY o f - DEVON ate requested not to engage their Votes for the ensuing Eleelion, as it is hoped and expeeled that some Cen 7 tlentan of an old established Family in the County, with !Aided Property handed down to him from his Forefathers, will offer himself as a Candidate. London, O. 18;6. GENERAL ELECTION. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON. GENTLEMEN, MY Worthy Friend Sir JOHN WM. ANDER SON having notified his intention of withdrawing himself from public life, I am encouraged by the flattering .opinion and urgent advice of many" estimable friends to offer •myself to your notice at this time as a Candidate for the honour of being one of the : Representatives of this great City in the next Parliament. It a faithful and conscientious dis charge of the great duties of the Magistracy for many years can recommend me to your favour ; if undeviating attention and alive zeal marked the important and expensive office of Sheriff during the arduous period I held that sacred trust; if the dignified and responsible charmer your Chief Magi strate has,through its various weighty and laborious funaions, been maintained by my humble efforts, so as to merit the honourable approval which my Fellow Citizens have re peatedly testified; if steady loyalty to our beloved Sovereign, and rooted attachment to the most glorious Constitution under Heaven, which I have been frequently called upon to evince,, and, I trust, have as frequently and fervently_exer cised, may rely on your support, then, Gentlemen, I con fess, I shall have the vanity to hope, and the pride to believe, that this appeal of my ambition to fill the most honourable post in your power to confer, will not be presumptuous, nor be made in vain. Believe me, Gentlemen, that should you be induced to place so high a degree of your confidence in me as to invest me with the proud chara6ler of one of your Representatives in Parliament, every energy of my life shall be devoted to your service. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, With great respea And esteem, Your most obedient and most faithful humble Servant, JAMES SHAW, Mayor. Mansion-House, Oa. lg. TothcGENTLEMEN,CLE RGY, and FRE EHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DORSET. CENTLEMEN, I T being intimated to me that Mr. Browne intend s to decline offering hintse,f for the County, I am encou raged by the flattering opinion and urgent advice of many estimable Friends to offer myself to your notice as a Candi— date for the honour of being one of your Representatives in the next Parnatnent. Should you be Induced to place se high a degree of confidence in me, I beg most earnestly to • aAsure you, that you may rely on my most zealous attention :and utmost exertion to promote your local Interests, as well support our dearest Rights and Liberties on the most con -, staut . rat !rinciptes. I have the Honour to be, with the utmost Respect, GENTLEMEN, • Your most obedient and devoted humble Servant, E. B. PORTMAN. Bryanston, Odober zo, Tothe GENTLEMEN, CI.ERGY.and FREEHOLDERS of the. COUNTY of DORSET. GENTLEMRW, ACANVASS being aaually begun for the RE-, PRESENTATION of your COUNTY, upon the supposition that it is the intention of one of your present worthy Members to retire, I take the liberty of oirering my self as a Candidate, and of soliciting your Votes and In- terest. A steady adherence to the Principles of our excellent Con stitution, and a disinterested and independent conduEt in the discharge of my Parliamentary Duty, constitute ,the only pretensions upon which I can presume to request your favour and support, and I trust that they will prove the most efreaual means of obtaining them. I have the honour to be, Your most obedient and faithful Servant, HENRY BANKF.S. Kingston-Hall, at. To theCENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and I:1Z F.EHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. GENTLEMEN, H AVING already addressed you on the 16th in stant, without any reference to the then state of Par ties in the County, should be wanting to myself, to you, and,most particularly to Mr. Brand, it, at a moment when there is the fairest prospe6t that all party considerations have ceased, I did not, in this public manner, notice the very handsome conduct of that .Gentleman in favouring me with a communication of his intention to decline being a Candidate for the County on the Dissolution of Parliament now es_ peeled. - It is, indeed, a great addition to •that salisfAion which I feel in renewing my' ofr'r of services to you on the present occasion, that the Eleaion is likely to proceed under such auspices as will not allow me in any respel to doubt of the result. Professions on ruy part are not necessary. If I have the honour to be returned one of your Representatives, I flatter myself you will have no reason to repent of your choice. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful, obliged, and devoted Servant, Hertlingfordbury Park, WiNI. BALER. • Oct. is; 1806:: . To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and 01 HERS, the WORTHY ELECTORS of AYLESBURY. GENTLEMEN, IN consequence of the rumours of the immediate Dissolution of Parliament, I presume to address myself to you, and to request the honour of your Votes and Interest at the ensuing Eledion. The long acquaintance with which I have been honoured by many of the worthy Eleolors, to whom I have been known, induces me to hope, although I have been prevented by my professional Duties horn residing latterly amongst you, that I may be deemed not unworthy of your regard and proteßion: it I shoull be honoured by this ma* of your confidence, I trust that I shall endeavour to . merit yOur good opinion by the faithful and assiduous dis charge of the Duties you entrust to rne. I have the honour to be, GENTLEMEN, Your very faithful and obedient humble Servant, GEORGE NCGENT. _ _ _ Wotten, OLI. zo, 1306. To the FREEHOLDERS of PERTHSHIRE. GEN r LIMEN, T HE success of my Canvass some time ago, while it assured me of the continuance of your good Opinion, and of the consequent high Honour of representing you in the ensuing Parliament, filled my mind with• sentiments of the most lively and sincere gratitude, and seemed to make it unnecessary fur me to trouble you fin ther at present: Some expressions, however, of General CAMPBELL'S lat e Address to you, oblige me to remind my Friends that I am still opposed, and earnestly to solicit their attendance whenever a Dissolution of Parliament shall occasion a new Eledion. ,I have the honour to remain, GENTLEMEN, Your most obedient and devoted humhk Servant, THOMAS GRAHAM. Balgowan, O. i 6, 18c,6. THE NAVY. This Day was published, In a closely printed Volum:, eralyellished with Views of great Viaories. and a Cnart, price 75. 6d. bound and let. toed .few Copies taken on tine Paper, price ios. 6d. de. ontly bound), rrHE BRITISH NEPTUNE ; or, a History of the Rise, Progress, and Trinolphs of the BRITISH NAVY, from the Time of ALFRED to the GLORIOUS VICTORY of TRA t o LGAR, interspersed with Anec dotes amt Notices of the successive Improvements in Naviga tion, Ship-building, an; Naval Tactics. By WILLIAM BURNkV, A. M. Mastelor the Naval Academy at Gosport, Sec. The National Importance of such a complete and com pendious Work as the aboye.mentioned, will, at the present moment, be generally telt. • The Editor has only to observe, that he has endeavoured throughout to inculcate a spirit of emulation, by means of which, each succeeding race or Naval Heroes may be led to imitate' the brightest examples recorded in our Annals ; and he has also in every part studiously blended instruction with entertainment. . - Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street. Black. friars ; and sold by all the Booksellers at Portsmouth, Ply. • mouth, Chatham, Curk, Liverpool, Hull, Greenock, Fah mouth, and other Saa Ports. • Of whom may be had,' by the same Author, • The NAVAL HEROES of GREAT BRITAIN, or Lives of distinguished Admirals and Commanders, from Sir t•ra;icis Drake to Lord Nelson, with 24 Portraits arid 6 Charts, price 6(1. bound and lettered, or sos. 6,1. on line paper, elegantly bound. This Pay was published, Neatly half hound, Russia back, in One large Volume in Quarto, or.laumited With Eighty beautiful Plates, en- graved by Storer and Greig, price 41. 1 4s. 6d. imperial Paper. ;I. iss. 6d. ELECT VIEWS of LONDON and its ENVI RONS containing a Collection of highly finished En. ;ravings, troin Original l'aintins•und Drawings, accompa nied by Letter Press Descriptions. Printed tbr Vcrnor, licod, and Sharpe, 3 t, Poultry, N. P. The Plates may be had separate, for illustrating Pcationt's London, Lyson's, Scc. Price 31. 3s. 11rIperlid per, 4 1 . 4. This Day was published, A new Edition, elegantly printed in Two Vols. Bvo. with upwards of Forty Plates, price tl. ts. btiards, LTUDIBRAS. In - Three Parts, written in the Time of the late Wars, by SAMUEL UT L E , Esq. With large Annotations, and a Preface, - by Zachary Grey, i. L. D. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Otridge and Son, Cuthell and IVl;rt;n, R. Faultier, Lackington, Allen, and Co. f . Walker, R. Lea, Ogilvy and Son, 1. Nunn, %V. I. and J. Richardson, and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate. On Mondai', the 27th inst. will he published, In One large Volume, Oottvo, price in boahis, A New and much Improved Edition of THE COMPLETE GRAZIER ; or, Farmer and Cattle-Dealer's Assistant : Containing bistrue lions for the Buying, Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of Cattle. —The general Economy of a Grass Farm.—Various Methods of preearing food for Cattle in severe Winters and- Seasons of Scarcity. —The general Nlaiiagement of the Dairy, &e. &e. Illustrated by Engravings on WOod. By A 1.1 NCOLNSIII RE,CKAZIER, Assisted by several Yorkshire, Leicester, and Norfolk Farmers. London: Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-coutt, L dgu-141-1. 'E Rev , . Dr. 'BARCLAY has been favoured ''.ct i lifiiigreat variety of testimonies, aekii ).viedging the efficiey . OnifißAt<CLAY's P.IL LS ; he begs leaVe to submit the following, addressel,to-Dr. Barchly's Wholesale Agent, by the Hon. Archdeacon Caulfield : • "'Sir, Glenarfni July 8 , rges. " I have received vour fresh 'supply in two double 'oox,s " of this most excellent MAicine. denominate{ Barclay% " Pills, for which the Rev. " has a Patent. I informcd you I had found thorn very " caitious,..and you requested EY2rini,sion to add my oarne. to " the tmolhrespeaable signatures- . in its favour. I Should " iffiaginethe Archbishop of Camerbury's name of itself " sufficient, and acknowledge I tried the Pjlls entirely on. " roy firm belief that it was in ;tself an host. It is not pies_ " sible so dignified a personage would suffer his name to be " made use, of but for the good attic Public, or that it could " he annexed to any thing but truth. I have experienced " the'S)undnev of the foundation on which 1 built, for 1 " was stibie.e.l to tormenting fiatuiencies, proceeding front " bile, ;..rd have to thank Mr. Barclay for the cure. You " therefore, make use of my name where ar.d when you " please. I am, Sir, your's, &c. " J. CAULFI ELD, Archdeacon of Kiln:ore." Sold wholesale and retail; by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster. , row; and retail by Buil and Callwell, Dublin ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Macdonald, Glasg o w ; Sta Ms ; Man cliester ; reesons, Liverpool; and by most Country Medi cine Venders in every Town. A Caution.—Observe tne name of William Barclay is en graved on the Stamp, wha.h is affixed on the out-side wrap.. per of each box; all not so stamped are a dAngeroo imita tion. Price ss. 6d. and los. pet box-, with ample diredions. PICTUALLING-OFFICE * GENERAL ELECTION. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the CITY of OXFORD. A S a Dissolution of Parliament is on the point of taking place, I beg leave to renew my solicitations for the high honour of again becoming your Representative. I should be greatly wanting in resped if I omitted this oppor tunity of returning my grateful Thanks for the distinguished. Favours I have so often received at your hands, and of as suring you; that should I once more become the objet of your choice, the same constitutional principles, which I have reason to conclude have hitherto met with your appro bation, and the same attention to the i nterests and Welfare of the City of Oxford, shall be the invariable rule of my fu ture condud. I am, With the greatest RespeEl and Attachment, • . Your very faithful and obliged humble Servant, 061..17, ao6. F. BURTON. 017.20, 'sat THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUAL G IPS M.I7ETI"i• NAVY do hereby give Notice, That en Friday, thelth of November, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supplyi , ;g FRESH BEEF to His Majesty's Ships alit Vessels at Ltith, Leith Roads, and the Frith of Edinburgh, for Twelve Months certain, from the iTtb of that Manth ; and, further, until Si e. Months warning shall be given on either side for the terminatips of the Contras s to Ge paid for by Bills, payable, with . interest, ninety days afier date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Sec;r:.::''t Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Colleaor of . His M.z jesty's Customs at Leith, ' No regard -will le had to any Tender in which the Price shall not ke insetted hi words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday the 7th Novtmbcr next, nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender , or some Person ott his behalf, attends, to answer, when called fin. VICTUAL LINO OFFICE, OR. )2, rBc6. THE CO3I2IIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 1 -NIS 2VIII yESTrs NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 28th Instant, Mr. Ricks, the Agent, at Portsmouth, be ready to receive Tenders, in Witin g (sealed up,r, for Jut b Quantities of KILN DRI ED PEASE as the Dealers therein rn.g , think proper to offir, to be delivered into His Majesty's Ilea/ling Stores at that Port, in the space of one Month from thi date of the Contrails and to be paid fOr 4y Bills, pa 'able, with Interest, niney days after date. The and/tiara of the Contra .1 may 6e seen at the Office of the Agent, Vißualler at Portsntoutb aforesaid. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall act be delivered to Air. Reeks before Twelve o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the aStb Inst. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, a some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. In the Press, and speedily will be published, BONAPARTE and the FRENCH PEOPLE un der his EMP I RE, by the AUTHOR of " Bonaparte and the French People under his Consulate." Translated from the German-. Messrs. Tipper and Ri:Jiards respeafidly inform the Pub. lie, that they have just received :rota the Continent the ori. Rival of the above Work. The Gentleman from whom they have obtained it is now resident in this Country, an exiie from his native land , on account of the share Nniclr he had in the publication of this damning record of the weakness and atrocities of Napoleon. For the dissemination of this and other Works, exposing the madness and perfidy of 13,naparte, the unfortunate Palm, after a mock Trial by a Court Martial, was shot on. the Ram parts of ttrannau ; and lour other Banks:Al:l . s were compelled to fly from the vindidive proscription of the merciless Cor sican. ARMY AND NAVY ES2UII'AGE MHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni 1. titre, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very resped fully recommended to Gentlemen as being th:: most port a bl e and superior to any others ma le in Lond.ri ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improNd prin.iples ; Sea , Cots Sofa Beds, and Chairs, tor on Board Ship ; Musq u i ttu Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead Manufaclory and Ware-Rnoms, Nos. lb and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining iables, allovired to be the most complete and b. legant set ot fables ever yetinvented, are very portable, packing in a liox but' ten' f nt:hei deep. .13; The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware— ho#se,,f.. • A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. challenge the whole World to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired elfed. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their pro. Cession has neat given rise to one unsuccessful c ase . They cell finite to dired their stndies to the treatment and cure of cer tain Complaints, and that derangement of the systNn.v. , hlch is the consequenceof a destructive habit. Itis a mel.inctialy truth, that the indulgence in this solitary vice brings on those • Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently prevent ant embitter the' Matrimonial State and imposes by anticip a - Aion upon its unhappy victims all the infirmities of old age. 'To such persons it must be a consoling reflection to know t h at th e y may now, by a new and intaliible mode of treat ; ment, be restored to health, otrength. and manly vigour.— Messrs. Currie and Co. being regular Surgeons of the Royal College,, the idea of empircisin cannot possibly be attached to their practice, for nothing but a thorough conviction, con. , firmed by many years experience, of the injudicious mode of treatment adopted by the general Praditioner iu the cure of Venthal Complaints. and that class of Debility which tably results from the indiscretions ,o 1 youth, could them to deviate front the usual system, and by pertorming ti.e most surprising cures, convince the worts of the decided eta. periarity of their mode of trentmen:. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their House, No. Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (post-paid), inolosing. a Bank Note, stating the particulars of the case, will have the necessary diahi‘x Medicines Mat to any part of the Kinidom.