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-t c tip le sting Cap Lord lf the lac:4 tike a' • tO 41g4.1 . . THEATRE. ItOYAI i,. DRORY-LANE, -. • ITIIISTRESENT EVENING, Feb. 22, will be , • . performed., . ~. . .. • . . TaE WEST , INDIAN. • . - - Stockwell, Mr. PO W ELL ; , Betcour, Mt. 'ELT. [STUN _ Major O'Hanerty, Mt. 'WINSTON E;. .. . - . . Charlotte Rusport, Miss DUNCAN ; . - . , ' Lady Kuspurt, Mrs. SPA kK,S. ..._ wr - rit . • -, --. OF AGE TOMORROW: - • ... • 33iron wiiiingLurst,. Mr.. BAN N 1 STEk ; Nlarta : •-Miss D E 1: AM P. . . „ ~Ttirxei. Secc. : .iid Price 3:5. , - I.l —Pif. s 3s. 6d. Second Price U. ki i. it rry is. -Sectrod'Price ts:—Upper Gana} , I'S. 'Second r . i - ice 6(15,- 7 1+10 to Deletiey tbe tetdrned,. ' '' •• ; Places fot,the Boxes to I?e,titken of Mr.. Posbrooks at.t.he gox-Oblic.einLiitle.Russell-tarcet. • - The Doors will he•opene'd it Half past Five.'and the Play begin at•Pla.lf.iti : st Six. - : ; . ... . . Ort Monday, The Trkyellers; v4i.t . 11 The Devil to,Pay, ..„—.. • "I:,itr-ATKE kovAt.,.covENT.GAttDEN. THIS.PRLSENT. ENININiG, Feb. Za, -will be B . Dorilas, Master BETTY • - • •- Mr. POPE ; Metope, Mrs. LITc ft IA - F. L D ; - - ISuiene, Miss BRUNTON. After which,.2 . nem Grand ltom uttc Melo-Drama; called ; • • •' :-• -RUGANTINO• ; • - Or., THE iiiktlVo OF -VENICE: . . . The Priocipal Charaelers by Ali. H. 101-IN:- , T0N, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. L/STOINT, . Mrs•MATTOCIi..S, • And Mrs. EMERY. The Overturf and 'Music composed by Di. • lusbY. The banes by Mi. Byrne. - -The • whole under •the direCtion of Mr. Farley.... To :coac..like with a \Grand Masque.- • . . 6s. Pit 35.,6d. p . 11er . ..:.:11cr.; The Odors to b 4 opened at halt past live, and begin at halt past Six - . • • • • • • . Mr..Munden is,so fax recovered frottuhis - -late indisposition, that on Monday next.he will perform the character of ••Gene. Bastion, in We Flyby Night. HUME. Ni)A BELSHA-M's HISTORY OF,ENGLAND,, F ro n the earliest RecOrd; to the-present Time, complete. VTR: PHILLIPS hxs the 49nOur to: offer' to the . Public the onfy - Looipiete, respectable, and Series. of English' History - whi;h• has ever been produced.'. M E's History was brought by ~t , dist do wh to the period of the Revolution, and :Mr. BL LSHI I / 4 . SI has taken 'tap the Narrative from -ibought it ci.o,n . to the l'..eace of Amiens: - • . • - . • BOth - Woilei •an'unildrltt Seriei of Twinty and they may be had of every bookseller in Town and Colin try, price ,E I.G H r. Po.uND';, in b'ard's. • •-Persdrrg already possessing Mr - . Finnic's Hiltory may have 14.P.-' I-lel-Sham% entire Work by itself, In TwelveArblunies, 4,ar ; El V Eti.ti I N EAS,-. in trarits, • • '. • as the lattei : part of smoilet i s •Gereral History was frequenitr gotd previtnfsfy'. to - the appearatiei•of 'Me. Bel } • thanes •Wnrk,•as a Continuation of Hume to-the Death •of ere t •seco,id.M.r,,-Philiipti:Oipks it . propet -to observe, that. Mr. I,l4.:lslwal'..Lit4to.r.y.ot_the Reign ot G ebrgethe Third rriay'be itad'soltrateiy,io cordpiete H.Uthe arid •S tnol lett, in Eight Volumes.; THRE E 'POUNDS - TWELVE §} - .11. EL I NGS, in boards. -liricFetstreet, • 1 1 " • • - ' ttergil• - I.lflit AN s. '- ' *UHF Public -su.pplied.with iingleTieces of IRISH .L. LI N t.lsl, at. A' ilolesale , race; at. riii Iri4ti-Linen C0;n.... r4,i„,,. 4, 131vonlsbury-,squa-r5, , ,: 11. qa): -Sili4h.ainpion-sx,iet, IMA tri.fiodioro. .. . • .No*.Atti•Cle .- svh l tont - I risli .Linen, and not, less than *l'iett r each Piece contains about Twenty-five Yards;, is warranted,' ,4ifd the -lyloney.Ecturitcrl it a tault.appeats, .-... ~ • . • () rder; sent f:. , Post, of otherwise (wi th Nioney):executed - ;evitii Ilfulnetttliity ,. 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Patent lifabs-tewliedsteacis, tor LaSt West Ind} : F•strAgn Climates, at /. • • M(Yft.t....-lii. and, SARIERS"s Paterrtt*tistead--N.lanutattdili and" Ware:R(loml ' ".• and .14,:CtliAriiiie,stitt.,-; Strand. • • Morgan abd Sanders's New-i n vented Tables, allowed to be the most complete and H legani set of Tables•evr.yet;iiiiiefit'ed; are *iy-partattle, packing in Bbi Witten Inches deep.. •- N . ltioriabio S6fa-Bed. and- 'Chair-Bed -Ware: - . , • friti-A.YtLES SMifit;'thholsterz:r arid Cabinet --IC4ak et, Gtirsiteiirir:recr, Groivenor-square, begs !cam to return his grateful A c knoNyletlottents to his C ustor befs and• Friends for 'the many' Favodhs'contitfecion atnfik'dquaink them, that.the,Pwrtnership.betvoeen him ar,l Nlr. G Et)RG E , K vviidissiiNed the ist of January, ;job, as appeared - in the London GdiettC of -the 4th,of the elthe month, and that the Business in. future will be carried Cori bn his n separate account, on the same Premises, No. To.,,,l.pysor,Grgs.genorr erehehoaes.t9r acontinuance of those I . avours lie*-113 been so I;inkny m'cliiig , :ml With. •As bait of the 13‘asiness his ativays been tin. der:the.tiurnidtue dirrttiorLof C...Slll'lth, every thinz that will of,cutass'e go on as before. leVre to 'mention that he has no concern ikiihi/fity)fithitli-touse-in-C;rosvenor-street but Nt. 70. • • I*./. .:Mt,; -..: ' 11l EI. A N I). . T() P.F. SOI D BY l'itivA-fE CONTRACT, '..A5 cvilt vAI4-tjo#Bl4, FRLEHOLP ..;51W1.7.E, in the o y of K.iike.,,ny. colitainim,g nearly,.§,iN Huncirerl A'4l - es'ornitid ; felt to' respedable-Feiiants ailkehts adiount -sy/1617a:71: per Airtilrri, and capably of 4dry . lconsiderabli: ...: .. •- : 'all - . ...•- Yos,tuptherpartict4ars apply to Nit—Tyriaals, Solicitat I.liictil6st:iiiii:li'eld;: . ~ gee o ~,t 4:; , la A ,_ .puit„,9l. ~,,,,,-f to a - Pe I h cl . 1 C ' f pcexy,:male in a Cause,,„jenkinson agamst:Deonett, e'MdlrtirraltP LegatetS"bf EIS t4berlai oti6l ink br Rich; tnand-buildings, in . 1112 Parish of St. Ann, 50h0 . .,:. in Akar filivor .9firilicgrie/ep .s Pi astet,..4cCri‘cd,. 4Ps.i - 7-4111 ) .! - - )1!/ 0 re the 17th day ut M - arert next, to come..in and prove tr,tiebts • ' and claim their •Lega-Cit,'.e.ittfirlibrtorially,' •of by theti Sbri: Otr.tel,..:lakibl.ed2lio .•Cautptiollt , -.q. Otte 4 t(tcs Masters of th,e,,,s,Kl*Nonrt., at; - his Ll,flice ,i;), Soiiihanipton-builairtgs, thirreerf- Site,. -I,6itdon;'-tir 'in ' defanir thereof' they - I. , iii . ' be pertaiiode , I y:oxe I oiled t tio !Jai netit :cif fir-a:lid-LUG tte. , -cd-1:7677::T (1 WE'Pfirarli."l'f/liii;Y s r o I. D, • • , NiAnant toy Decree of tlw Hizli Court of Chaticery.,-made • iittaiit•fjffila aeSflt'j c;l4tssp . ! cat ns tLY 0 before jA,NI E S ..$ V4lc4l,:t‘'. ESs.l„,olie of tlie.fasters of, the said QOurt, *-in'the''Pablie SaTe.iitailititif 'the said dourt, it) South ,l34•4ltors.hrTildiags, Uhiscery-lane, , London, on. Monday t - .the 14til Air y t of. IVI a . i:ciA" jBA, betreen the .hours o f Tw elve atA•Pne b Clocicin the.Afteittoori, in 1..0t5, _ . rrfl.;: FREEITOED—ESTKP I,lr. ES, late of , .i. . TIJOMAS P E gl(INS; •deceased, situate in the tolibt•Yer WilleSbeironAl44ekington, Kingsworth, Monetc. ahortotySfaplc, and Pre:F.on, in ills? (..:ounty. of •Kent, . flarlioulars whereof h.! it,a actlicsiai4i."Nlastces Chain bers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of-- iMeasri..:Ryder,- No: t,. L , n001:i...s Inn; Vow - squ are ; of IVli.i;it(. trierwotid . and Parleil;Cahteili'ury-s.itiarei Sonth aiirkti-.61,Mr. - Srtirfuel 1-irirtyj'Sandwich ; and of.M. Starr, Attorney at Lawo.„Canarrlsuiy ;, and the .Itev. john ....Lyon, I;oyer. The - Tenants ivilr'l7`iBst - tlt . I.ots ; and the Plan of I.ot t rt - n , he•st"..^ll at tit6-itild Master's Chambers, and a ow said Alrsturesi at,Unuterthary , . ' ••••' '• , . " oct., :r - ~.:: tT , 7. 7 - 1 ~. . . , -:: : . ;.. . t .. 4 L .4 • • ; S 15 IA o TLT RD IY, 22, 1806. To iIie:FWEIH6LEYEIiS 'orthe COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. • GENTLEMEN, trie Reprei6ntalive System of the Whore - Empire prestrved,_ nr;.eyen benefited-in any manner..bi the appointment of Mr. Mainwaring to the _Representation of the- -, County of Middlesex - shoin la be the readiest Person to congratulate most sincerely the County and, him,. and myself, on-.they occasion, i and t.,ertteftain- a very: . ditterent - esteem for the influence and instruments by which that appointment has been obtained, than it is at present in my power to acknOw ledge. But, I fear,. it is only the. Borough, system, and, the system of • Corruption, -whose preservation bas been attempted; and for thososysterns, , , by- whatever titles, thOy, may he-.disguised, I 'shall 'al ways'aveiv the utmost abhorrence. They, and they only, have brought our Country into iti•present i:alarnitous situation; when, instead of Indemnity for the past, and Se writ) for the-future; , Whieli were promised us, we ate now informed, by the best authority, that we•can have no conso lltion even tor the past, arid but little hope for the future: • No considerable.-Nation. was ever cast down but by the measures of its own• Governmen t -; and though it is possible that a whole People, •or ail their real Representatives,- may act mistakingly upon some Aostieular occasion, yet their fr, sre , alway. , tOe aah. t :ma the hest, for they are alway the shortest. .• Buftlie PeisPN of this •Cotrntry - are not guilty or-their present state; for tied they possessed theirconstitu titnial contrciul;:we should now either not have heard thc; rite naces*of an Enemy, ,or" stave heard them with:. ustifiable; contempt. Bur„,-Cs.en' tletrtin, s • I -too-am at present able to offer youhrly • congratulations also upon an occasion. much more, important than Airy result of our late . struggle for a small portion of the miserable remains of our mutilated and mangled, our inade quate. and hattlee,i, Retwesentittion; I:congratulate you t hat we hive at letuitli . got ri'f Of a baleful Junto, Who were Vielo riotts'only in tioniestic .oppreSsion who, whilst Ake:Enemy% (Whom they. had wantonly inade.sucli) was conquering King clotni, were ilierrisei , ::ea ,stinggling 'to subdue a' County *;- whilst, he was gatilig Baffles, were carrying Questions whilst he was exiiibitlng - Lists of his Prisoners, were casting up . the numbers of. their Notes. 'These Men are - -gone; and with them their Odic.iiis and di4gracefill Mcasures. - Against there - -4ppearanet.of such Aen and such WaSufes - eve can only be i,ecurect by a fair and substantial Representation of the Pe plea To this aisO we-May now look with confidence. - This once obtained, there will be no occasion for our tuture struggles ; Tor it' Will never be' important in a well' regulated Country, whether this man or that-shalliepresent any •-pa,r tietilar. part of it, hut only that the Country at large snail ' proportionably, and, iticoir+iptly, , appoint- their-own. Representatives. For this only have we struizgled ;. and fiat - this only :shall we.continue to stru'gge. Fot this .ultimare object no sacri fict `c'aii be Oa g'teal:' Whatever exertions I have already' ride for this end, I shall ..lways.be ready cheerfully to re peat and I trussthat i shall continne•Vii like Manner' to be suliported by' the- Independent ,Freeholders of the Ciiiinty, to whom I am grateful for the support. already - received, hick, under all tho'variont discouraging 'circuertStatices'of the Contest, 4uiticialt4 pruyotp me that the Cause-of.our . Country isnot - yet desperate ' 1 havethc Eionotieto be, GENTLEMEN, 'ArtIiILTAOSt.-Obilged and grateful humble Servant, RANCIS • This 17ay was publisited,:in small Svo. price ss, in boards. A N ACCOUNT of the. sTATE of FRANCE, and its C; 0 V t.lO ME r•IT, dniing the laht Three Yg4rS.; particularly.as it has ref t:ton to the Belgic Provinces, and the Treatment in. the English. • •_ - USRAE WORSI.E . Y, - - D: tamed as-a ilost4;e. Printed torl. Johnson ' in St. PauPs Churchyard;; where niitytiialin;ine'SeCiinctlaitithi, 6: A. 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STEERS's PAREGORIC LOZ.ENG4S, To Mr. STEERS. . . ... _ ' . ,` • ' 3 very extraordinary . Cuie recinlres, my acknow_ A. ie d,.. ..;I was seized with flte hoist violent Cbugh I ever'experieneed, attended wjtii . great Hoarseness and Sorel ness of the Throat and Breast, which reduced me to so ema ciated' a .stamthiii. :all .Vny Friends expeded it W.ollici...tcrini. nate in a Consumption : from this dreadturl condition I was entirely restored by a single Box of your Paregoric Lozenges.. 1 atn,-4k0.. • Great Driftleld, Yorkshire. , MARK GILL. Tfiereibei•nt iriliY , Counterfeits oftfiiie•Lortriges,: Mr. Steers cannot be answerable - , t'or any btit those .prepared by bimself; and as they are sold only by F. 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