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Elegantly printed in Quarto, wlcii several Engravings, •Price 21 . . 2S. in boards, • ; or, a Treatise on Ithetarical • DeliverY-- Comprehending many l'tecept, b'otai an cient and Modern, for the proper - Regulation of the Voice, the Countenance, and the Gesture. .Together iVith.an in vestigation of the Elements of Gesrufr, and anew Method for the Notation thereof. Illustrated by . many Figures. By!the Rev. GILBERT AUSTIN, A. M. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand. VICTUALLING uPTIOE; CENTLEMEN, WE . return our most humble and grateful knowledgmentS for the honobr which you have cOn ferred upon us by eleet7ng us t our Representatives in Parlia ment. We rejoice that we nave been chosen by the unbiass ed voice of -the Independent Freeholders; and are thankful for your active zeal and exertions in •support of that cause to which our Families have ever been faithful. - Our Majority has • been ,great and decisive ; but had our Opponents pro-. • longed the contest, it would have been doubled on the ensu. ing day. - We are most unwilling . to reproach our Adversa ries, or to cherish•the seeds of animosity, at the hour of pub lioperil, when every heart and hand should be united to .support our Country; but it does stir the blood with some degree of indignation, vk hen thosA who have been the servile f of the late Administration pretend to plume them.' Sel-ves with the vain boast of Independence; when those who had engrossed the distribution of every Office of emolument for the purpose of subjugating this Country; and haVe now exerted inivate influence with a,degree of violence .which has been seldom witnessed, are foremost to inflame the Public Mind against a mild and uncorrupt Government by clarnorotis inis,re_preSentations. We are deeply sensible o f the important trustFreposed in us, .at,td, free from. party - violence or impro per influence,- ,we shall evert ourselves to the utmost scor of our humble abilities to promote the Interest and maintain the ,Independence of our Country. We have the Honour to be, EIVELSRIEN, Your most obliged and devoted Servants, • - WILLIAM HERBERT; . '• THOMAS THISTLETHWAITE. Winchester, N0v...17, 1806. Nov 25,'i806. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS MA JESTY's NAVY do herebygive No-tice,Thtti L 7 l Tuesday the gth of Derembernext, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders, .in writin g (sealed up), an,t treat for Two Hun dred and Twenty Thousand Gallant of WFST INDI.I RUM, or of FORELPN'BRANDY, to be delivered, one-half in the space of one Month, and the remainder in one Month after wards, into His Majely's Stod at Debi ford and Cork, 4* the following propw-lions, 2.00,D00 , Ga110n5.. Csrk 20,00 n Ditto. After which will beltoproduCed (4th time) a new Melo. Drama, -in Three - Ads, called TEKELI • • • Or, THE - SIEGE OF MONTCATZ. Count lekeii, Mr. EL LI sToN Wolf (his Friend); Mr. II() \V TON ; Conrad (rhe - MilTer), al r. AV R 0 U GH. TO N ; Count Caratial the G-tilaat),..Mr. CAR LES .; Alexina (the Montgatz) . „ Miss DUNCAN; Christine, Mrs. ELAND. Boxes 6s. Second 3s: 6d.. Second, Erice ;.—Gallery zs. Second - Price is.-- Upper Gallery is. Se: cond Price 6d.:- No Money:tO be returned. - :Places 1,4: tkie Boxes tobe taken at the Box-oifice, in Little Russel. street. - This bay Was published, In One Volume Odavo, price 7s. in boards, The Eighth Edition, correded, of . _ A PRACTICAL VIEW of the Prevailinci Reli gious Systems of PROFESSED. CHRISTIANS in the higher and middle Classes`• in this Country, contrasted with real Christianity. • . By WM. WILBER FOk:E, Esq. . • Member of Parliament for the Comity of York., Printed for I'. Cartel' and W. 13;ivie,„ Strand.. 22 ,, ,0d0 and to be paid fat by Bills; payable, with Interest; rtitteo. &LI.: after dale. li. NI Tendertvill be accepted, uttless the quantity cf Port and of Brand_y,' ;the,- tugth sue trice therev ; chalt be 4eparal4 and di:tine - 1:y stated ; nor nvill,any l ender be adlnitu , i fo. w "ea quantity /hal io,oco Gallows tif ei;her article. Of whom may also be :had ? the above Mirk printed in Duodecimo, price 3s. 6;1. in boards.. The Doors to be genet ai Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six.. To. morrow, The Wonder - with Tekeli; or, The Siege of Mtintgatz. • This Day was published, In One Volurm, Clavo i price 7s: in bwr33, The Second Epitiou of LECTURES on the ACTS of -- tile -APOSTLES, Explanatoiy and Pritaic.d. •By RII2,IIARD STACK. 0.0. Late. Fellow of Trinity Collage, Dublin. Printed for I'. Cadell andlW. Davie., Strand. The Condliitms of the Contrail mazy be seen at the &mix-J.': O f fice. THEATRE ROYAL, COVE N-r-c.R DEN. ~ . . 'F© -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 28, 1806, 1 will be p'ertornied ADRIAN; AND ()RR I ; • r, A MOTkiElt's VENGEANCE. Na regard will 6e had to any Thzder in which the Price shall not he intertel in words at length, sr that she,.l not be deliv e red to .the Bard before Ort_e,.O'Clock on the .taid Tuesdify the yik of December next, tsar unless the Perr o n who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for.. The Music composed by Mr. Ar woop and . Mr. KZLLY. Cliaraders - bi . Mr. COOlcE; Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. (.7. KF.MBLE, Mr. BEI.LAM'Sr, Mr. LIST:.4I, Mr. CI-lAPMA'N, - Mrs. C.. KEMBI.E, Miss SNII ra, Miss I3RUNTUN, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss TY RER, Mrs. SMITH.... The Prologue to be . spoken by Mr. ; BRUNTON, and the , Lpilogue by Miss BRUNIVN and Mrs. MATTOCKS. WITH TITE DESERTS - OF ARABIA,. 'With entirely new Scenes;Dr6ses_, and Decoratiqns. T.:v. Music comp , ied by G. LANZA, jun. Charattersty Mr. LIS ' ZCI,N, INeLEOON, Mr.' BELLAMY, 'Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT. Mrs: C. K E MBCE, Miss BRUNTON Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price U.-- Gailery zs. Second 'Price is.— U Kier Gallery ts. Second Price 6d. —No Money to be returned. 1' laces for the foxes to be taken at the BoX-61 - lice., in Hart street., The Doors tp be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. a • • NINETY GUINEAS REWARD. Description of three Men belongibg to His Majesty's'Ship L'AIG LE ' who descried from the Ship's iloat in %Vey.; orb Harbour, on the 19th of November, t go 6 : • AMU - EL BAYLEY, ordinary. Seaman, aged 23 1....3 . ,year5, 5 feet S.inchfs high, fain Complexion, long dark kart, healthy appearance, born at Gosport. • • WILLIAM H•)tVgE LI„ ordinary 'Seaman, aged 26 years, 5 feet 0 61- incites high, fair coniplexibn, idiclSrappear ance, long dark hair, small features. born in.Londom SAMUEL GUY, Quarter Gunner, aged. 28 years, pale. complexion, light sandy hair, freckled. in the face, born at Bristol, is a inariled man, and - his wife lives at Ply'- utouth. Whoever will secure and deliver-the above named mei into the charge of any• Commissioned Naval ()Meer, within the next six months 'front the date hereof, so* that they may te• secured and returned to *His Majesty's Ship L'Aigle, shall receive Thirty Guineds.r.ward foreactt Man,or Ninety Guineas r the lure, trona: Captain Wotte, .exclusive Of - the Blowy allowed by Government for, the apprehension of De setters trll. His Majesty!s• Navy,• They. are supposed to be. either at Weymouth, l'ortland,•Dorchester,-Pool, or• Lyme, at.ttie p resei t date. • • • •• • • .• . Biwn under my hand onhoard His Majesty's Ship L'Ai ale, Portland - Voads, November zo, fBO6 • • 'Q.P,ORGE•WOLFE. INSTANT MONEY•LOANS • OME Gentlemen of the first Respe&alillity...and: tuthpendmt F ii Imes having formed a prpa-rp EStiblj mem of Nat- n.l ,A , ,,vantage, the Nribiiity, Clergy, Ladies of D..tinetion, ofoer Persons pos--..1 of Incomes fCir Life, r. otherisi...; arising troth Land, iiiwises, ,Dividends of.Sto_ks, Seztlernents, Clturci grererments, or other Property, may now, without - brrn4 subjea, as th•. , : . oTdinai:,, cases, to tiNn.sore and. delay, be at:com mon-tett with Money to any drn.,unt, on Terms nearly equal to Mo, „.. Letters ( po - st-paid) add re....,3e.ft to Messrs_ Cox and Co. Army Agents No. 8, Warwick-street, Clianng-cross, or Personal Applications, from Twelve till Two o'Clock, will - be at tended to. • N.B. Commissions in the Army bought and sold. J.ERSO,NAL . COMLINESS Imprnved in the use 'of two etezaut Preparations, first, .The AROMATIC. VO RY Dt N IFR7 C E, so called from its admirable ef t, ds on the Peet which, after a few , applications, - assumes the appearance o. polished Ivory, prevents moreover their pre , tature decay. those decayed it preserves frorn becOming '4 , w:se, fastens such as'are loose,' and, by perseverance, ren dei% .111 d tiniest Teeth delicate, and' (from its aromatic. Ira - grance) • the breath - pettedly sweet it is also • exceedingly grateful to the palate. Secondly,' fire SI'ERMACETA SOAP, which preserves and reoilers. the Sl:in suit, smooth,' aIA delicate. The emol lient andbealing,properties of the Spermaceti are so generally known, as to render a comonent on its virtues Imrecestiary, the 1 itictitor is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to accominodate Gentlemen oftener skins; •he has also formed it into Shaving Cakes .and Sh4ving , Powder,. as the lather iaaade with it will scarcely affed the eye. . Tike above articles are prepared arkt sold for the Inventor, by R Johnston, - Cheriiisr, 15, Gree'..-street,• Soho, London the Dentifrice at zs. 9 d. the Soap and Powder is. 6d. each,, Persons wishing to avail them;:e:ves of the great utility of these article's, 'should be careful to have them genuine, by cliseiving his Name on the Label affixed to each. HEALTH - AND LONGEVITY. . . ;IR. jAMES's . ANA-LEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOUS FriHE Celebrity of .the Analeptic Rills,' as a ge- , t • . petal Preservative Of I lealth, is'becoine universal, from their Efficacy in . those Complaints which continually dis - - turb.the Human Fr.itne ; as Colds, - Rheuniatisms, Head-at:lts,. Indigeslions, and other Diseases ow . the Stomach and Bowels ;- which' arise from Vici,;si,urLs of otir CH inate,•.or from Indulgence in the _Luxuries or Lite; and these salutary; Effects are produced by gently, opening the Pares by Night, and,the, Bony by Day, without requiring. any .parti cular Regimen or Confinement. But though the'Analeptic Pills are also. very , serviceable in Bilious and other:deep.: seated Disorders, yet being-designed as a.mild Purgative opiy, and therefore not alway., sulliciently adive, the Arttibiltous Pills have tecO:uthended in in:l, by an eminent Physician, who It.o used these i%Aedicines ctiltbined for many. years with the, happiest success in contplaints 'of the Liver,. as well as in other internal Diseases. Sold only by F. Newbery and Scv...r., No: 45, St. Paul's Church-‘ard, on the Coadt-way, t r doors rrom the Cur tier ut (JeasiOde, Lund ano on . ; at atc House in firuton-street ; viz. 1.11;!: Analei tic CIIIF, pfit:e 4s: 6d. a au x 'ot 51). HiOlte large liox, ;ur.i tn,:Antibilions Pills, pric4 xs. 9. 1 a'tiox. Duty incluc:s.;.: —Observe that the vtoicis F. Newbery, 45, St. arc engrayed in the Stamps., THE 'NEW STATE LOTTERY, WHICH BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY i3th, 607, contains zPrizes of ‘ 3 0,000 - - 2 • 20,C00 - 2 - - - - io,coo 3 - - - - 5000 5 _ , 1000 8 . - - 500 - - 2 0 - - - 4 3 - So - s too - 20 ,C 60,000 zsoso Tickets 40,000 2oiopo 15,00( 56 o 4000 213:15 2000 t 02,000 4 . 2 5 o;000 C3V I Capit;ls Deierminable: First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - -, C zo,ooo Ditto - - 3d Day \- - 10,000 Ditto - - - sth Day - - 30,000 Ditto - - - Last Day - soao PRICE. Ticket - -•- - Z . 19 is 0 Half - - ,Cro z 01 Eighth - tr 6 Quarter - 5 Z 0 1 Sixteenth - i 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 the greatest, in a Scheme of so few Tickets, -ever presented in toe annals of Lottery Adventure. This fait is indisputable. But the Votaries of fortune, to participate of'soch unpre .cedented -opulence, must he on- thvalert, as the Dra7ving , commences so earl) as the isth of fantury next. 2,6, CORNHILL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARtT's HILL, BOROUGH. , LIORNSBY and 'Co. -r6pc - aftetly acquaint the j, Public, that Tickets and .Shares for the STATE LOT rE Ry to be drawn io January .next, are now on sale. On perusal of the Scheme it will he found to contain Prizes of great magnitude, pat ticularly Two of 30,00-A. which have not been intmlucect .tore many Lotteries. HORNSBY and Co.'s was the first Office .that sold two of these Grand Prizes. • , • • • NEW LOTTERY 4, C0*0111,1,, aiid CHAR INCL•CROSS. p BISH i..eveetfully acquaints the Public,- that -A • TICK *FS Aid SHARES, for the NEW LOT TETtY, which begins braving the 13th of lanoary, are on sale at the above hices, where the. last 3 , ,e001; ever di . awn Was 'snared, •and where Twenty other:Capital Prizes in the present Year have been Shareft, Sold, and itegistered. THE SCHEME CONTAINS • . 2 _Prizes of - - ‘ 3.,,000 2 - . - 10,000 Sono ezc. Scc &c. Prlzes of the late Lottery paid on 'demand, or -ex changed. NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS. ALL Persons going Abroad are requeste.: to take Notice, that the YELLOW. FEVER REMEDY, which destroys InfediON Fevers, and insures Uealth iii liar. Or unwholesome Climates, is sold at the Warehouse of this Institution, No. 0, Charing-cross, neart he Admiralty, Lon— don. Patronized and,recom.mencled by . Regular and Eminent Physicians. 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WHEREAS the Two French Prisoners of Weir, named and described at j 0 ,4 hereof, have, in .-vioiatlx sf their Parole of Honour, absconded jr cm the Town of zll.m,vosnety, the Commissione.i for conducting Ills Majesiy's TranspeS Service, E•lc. hereby offer d Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS far the Re. capture of each of . the said . Prisoners, to any. Person cr Persons shah. apprehend them, or eith:r of them, <rid deliv,r them a: this Office, or otherwise cauJe them to be secur4y lodged in any of the Public Gaolt. - • PIERRE MULLER, a" Lieutenant hi the French Land .Service, 7.5' Years of 4, 6 Feel 3 Inches high, Person very #ll4. and he has- a consumptive cough ;: long Visage ; his ls,lose disprcportionedly long, and large ; fair Complexion; dark Brown Hair, cut voy ihoet &bind, 'with a Tuft upon the'lcp ; eue . Eyes and is slightly marked wh the. Small Pox, lie Jpea...s 'good ; SIMON PERE RENE HORTODE, an Adjutant-Gore. ral and Commandant in the .French Land Service, 40 Years of Age, 5 Feet. sc. Inebcs high; alight Person; long Visage; tii.224!4 • Complexion Black Haii, and Slicrt'; Eyes? the 'Right Cheek ; has the perfea alpearance of a 'Frenchman ; and dcei not ipeak English. BAST INDIA '1101.1.4, • Nvvember 26, iBoB. T I-TE COUIiT of DIRECTORS_ .of tke UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND staling lo the East i;;dielt ¢o beret; giuieNotice, That at the'Quarier'Ge4i-a.l Courtef the said •Coenj:atty, 4. vi v t e ct:e o be held at their , Hourc, i, Lea.ten: a/I.:It-eel; on 11'4. -Itetetiy,,the t,7tb Dec. next, at Elcven o',Ch-ck in, the Flrenoon: the following Resolution of the General Court, of the 241 h Septem. ;der last, 'will be submitted to then:jot their colfirmation, viz. . „ . , . . Resolved; That this Court 'approVe the geso;ution of " the Court or Direaors of the tAh inst. fbt,aute;:xing to the " office of - R6corder of Prince of Wales I,sland a S lary of " 300ol: :per Annum." WILLIAM Rd liISAYa ,qtr. AA LETTER lately. lecelyed. from Lincolnshire deserves some attention " I have .the ph...sure to inform.yon that My' Face is-much better, though still but in— different .; beg you will send me a .ialge h. ttle, ha% nig been Obliged kui,!b44,5 kyllk - 4 I am oorr,.inced are not yours. 1-sent to one ot7your Agents ; he had put any in the house, but purchaked them elsewhere in t , :e too ti for me. I have sent - a and the paper of direaiont, in order that you may ciiscover the impuSttioi l (for weir I think it); as the effects are so very - different." 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