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London, England, 1806-12-15

[PRICE 3I PE

NAJ'Y'-04:FICEb

Dec. 8, igo6:
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM
MISSIONERS of His' Majesty's Navy do hereby gli e
Notice, that on Wednesday the 17th inst. at One o'Clock, they
will he ready t• treat with such Periods as may he willing to
C'sztrao for Supplying His Majesty's
,Yard, at •Portrmsut:.,
With a Quantity of

. LIGN UM VIT.& offrang 3 Inches to Inches Di:linetc%
A Exm of :be Tendet may ge ;fern
,ey this Office.
No Tender will he received after Twelve 4'Clock on the Das,
of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Rent jrl
attends-.

ICTLI L L 14VGL 91 EN E,

•
Dec. 8, Co A.
'THE COMM/SS/ONE: RSfoi• TtiA L
His MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Thersclity the 18.'h infter.nt, at Eleven o'Clock.pecliely, in the
Fdrcxoon, they will he re.:dy to Sell, to the higLtst Bidder, at
His Majesty's Vißualling hemises, at Deptford,- sundry Lots cif
the following Provi.tions and Yie7ualling Stores, viz.

Bread, Bread Dust,—Bakehouse Sweepings, Meal, Flour,
Flour Sweepings, Rice, Raisins, Pease, Pease Screenings,
Doll, callavauecs, Oatmeal, Bags and Rags, old Flour'
Sacks, old Canthoms-, Vinegar, Butter, Crease, Slush- Aid
Scrapings, Cheese, Sugar, Molasses, Honey, ikef, Pork,
Suet,- Packing and Skimming Scraps, Sweepings, new
Board Doublet and Slab Ends, Staves of various descrip-
dons, Rum Puncheon, Wine Pipe, and Brandy Piece, aria
Wine Hogshead. Heads. tight anti dry Heading, Double
Pieces, Wine Pipe and Brandy Pieces, Iron Hoops, Broken,
Bent, and in Pieces, and a quantity of Fire-wood, lying in
His Majesty's Vidualling Premises at Deptford.

A Deposit of 251, per cent. is to be made upon the amount of
each Lot at the time of Sale ; and if the remainder of the Money
be not paid, and the Particulars taken away, within Tni,eit!:y
Working Days afterwards, the Deposit wil' be
.I'o -felted,. and tbi
Goods remain the property of the Crown.

The may be se ,n, crad frilted Catalcguer may

%be Secretaiy's Office

.icr9Tf;Orr;
London, England, 1806-12-15

TANUARY LOTTERY.

D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Corn-
.l‘. hill, and Charing-cross, London, respettfully acquaint
the Public the STATE WTTE Ity commences Drawing
on the 13th of next Month. '

• The Scheme contains Capital Prizes of greater magnitude
than any former Lottery with so small a number of Tiacts,
viz.

2 Prizes of .. £30,000
2 20,000

2 - - 1000,
3 - - - Scoo
&c. &c.

TICKETS and SHAKES are on Sale by RICEIARD-
SON; LOtitALICK; and Co. the only Office that ever
sold two Prizes of. in Shares, viz. No. 26,883, a
.Prize of ..;0„ot81. in a Half, a' Quarter, and two Eighths;
No. iz.,807, a Prize of 30,0001. in sixteen Sixteenths, and
No. 4,783, the last Prize of zo,oool. in a Quarter, two
Eighths, and eight Sixteenths ; and a great number of other
Capitals too numerous to particularize. •

This Day was published, •
In Three Vois Oeiiyo, price 11. r is. 6d. boards,
The Third Editini, corre.led and much iii.trged, of
A POLITICAL INDEX .to the HISTO4IES of
1 11.• GREAT BM. AUN.did IRE LAN 1) ; or, A Corri
piece Register of the Hereditary • Honoars Public Offices,
and Persons in Office, trorn the curliest Period to the Pre-
sent Time

By'ROBERTBEATSON, LL.D.'
Printed fiir Long►nan, Hurst, Rees, anti Orme, Paternos-
ter-row,

The Public are certainly oblig:d to the Authorfor the
compilcinent and publication of so usetui a Work—•a Work
produced at the exoence of inucii time and great labour; amt.
executed with strict fidelity"

Mons} Review, Vol. 75.

• As above may be had, by the iairie Author,
Naval and ,Military Memoirs of Great Britain, from 1727
to 1753. The 2d.Edit.,in 6 V015.,3v0. price,3l. 3s.
In the Month of January next will be, published, by the
. •

same Author, in Three Voluthes Svo.

A Chronokgkal Register of both Hbuses of Parliament,
from the Unionin 1708 to the Election of the 3d Parliament
of the Unital Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in 1806.

VICTUALLING-oEl,lcl-,

Dec. to,
THE COMMISSiOXERSfor VICPWIL L A'
1111 MAYESTY'r NAPY d;) hereby give ,Voth.e, That
ox IPcdnesdaynext, the i7thinst. thiy will be rea:ii:to ,eceive
Tendets, in .uniting. (sealed up), and treat, with such Pecs; ,s
as will undertake so supply what TALLOW CANDLES may
be demanded. for -1,14 use. of the ViauallinK Department at the
Port of London, f, 7" Our Year, from the tot jandivy to Ihe3l,st
December 1207, inclusive ; and to be paid for by Bills, pay..
able, wit h;lnterest, ninety days after date.

The Conditions y 1,6 e Conttaa may be seen at • the Secreta:y's
Office.

Nu regard will be had-to any Tender in whith the PI lee 'hal
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nosh,. delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on 'the s,Jid Wednesday next, the
i7th initant, nor unless the Pei son who mares the render, or
some person on bir beba/J, (Mends, to antzber, when e2lled fur,
London, England, 1806-12-15

• -.CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL.
R. PERRY, Surgeon, Southamplon-street.
Jr Bloomsbury-square, Pro Firietor Of A.DA AlS's SO L-
V ENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and (.;
VEL in the BLADDER orKl DNEYS,:acquainfs the Pub-
lic, that he has for some Years devoted his vShole professional
attention to the above Diseases, and their complication with
that of Gout; • He. may, be consulted daily at his town House,
and more especially IVeduesdays and Fridays, where' he
dispenses - the' Solvent in bottles of 41. 6a. I is. and 11. 25.
Stamps included, two of hich last scarcely ever fail to cor-
reel the calenlous diathesis in theltabit, and thereby. prevent
the concretion.of Stone in Persons of a sedentary life.
Sold also at' Bacan and Co's, rso, Oxford-street, and at
Boiton.'s, front of the Royal Exchange.
The Author's-" Disquisition of the Stone and Gravel,"
ninth Edition, price is. 6.1. is jtiSt
.published, pointing out
their Catise; and the Diet to be observed dining the Cure,
with many extraordinary ,Cases, some of ,perfed recovery
even alter the operation had been resolved en.
London, England, 1806-12-15

The 13111 of NEXT MONTH the PRESENT STATE
LOTTERY begins DRAWING,
.
a.
THICH contains TWo Prizes of -30,0001. Two
• V • of 20,0001. two of 10,0001. besides several Prizes
from 50001. to iool aud the lowest Prize 201. ; therefore
an early purchase is recommended by •
J. BRANSCOMB and Co. •
By whom'Tickets and Shares are now selling, at the Lucky
Lottery Offices, N0..11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 3t,
Hay-market, where, in 1805, and 1806, the following Capi-
talS,were sold in 267 different .Shares, namely,
No. 12,719, P rizeof - - 25,000 •
• 717 F - 20,022
7,686 20,020
11,643 - - 20f000
9,219 - - 20,0e0
4i6 20,000
13,747 - - tc,ooo
11,87 r • 5,000
4,077 -- r - 5,000
Also three Prizes of 20001. five of toool. and twelve of
5001.
Likewise where the first 30,0701. Prize ever shared. was
sold, in one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two ' Six-
teenths.
London, England, 1806-12-15

NUMBER 444 7 .]

THEATRE ROYAL, MI:WY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 15, 1806,
will be puri.orineci

- • • HAMLET.
Hamlet, 'Mr. E•L LISTON ;
King'of Denmark, Mr. POWELL ;
Poionius, Mr. DOWTON,;
Horatio, Mr. BARTLEY ;
'Ghost of Hamlet's Tamer, Mr. RAYMOND ;
Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs, POWELL ;
Ophelia, Mrs. MOUNTAIN..
WITH.

. .
TEKELI
Or, THE SIEGE Of'MONTGATZ.
Count Tekeli, Mr. BARTLE Y ;
Wolt (his Friend), Mr. DO WTON
Conrad (the Miller), Mr. W LIG HTON ;
Count Carafia (the General), Mr. CARL ES ; • ,
Alexina (the Heroine of Montgatz), lErs. POWELL ;
Christine, Mrs. BLAND.
IRoxeS 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
—Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6cl. No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box.:office, in Little
Russel-street. •
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six".
To-morrow (first time this Season), Know Your own
Mind ; with .Tekeli.; or, The S)ce;e of Montgarz.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. •
TO-MORROW' EVENING, Dec. 16, 1806,
will he pefkirtnefi _ •

SHE SCHOOL OF REFORM.

WITH

ARBITRATION ;
Or, FREE AND EASY.
The Frologue to be spoken by Mr. FARLEY.
'boxes 6s, Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second L'-rice 2S.—
Gallery 2S. Second Price is'.—U,pper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—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 beghiat
Half-past Six.
London, England, 1806-12-15

SALES OF ESTATES.

MAIDEN-LANE, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC LION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change.alley. Combat, To.
morrow, the 16th inst. at Twelve o'Clock,
/SIN ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; coin-
prising a substantial well-built Brick Dwelling::
House, with Shop, situate at No. 27, Maiden-lane, Covent-
Garden, with ptivate Entranctp front Hand•court, in posses-
sion of Mr. Israel, Broker.
The House, three stories high, contains three rooms on a
floor ; on the ground floor a spacious open Shop, witlya Par-
lour behind ; a large paved Yard ; in the basement a good
Kitchell, a Wastillouse, and Area to the back, with Vaults,
&c. &c.

May be viewed by leave of the Tenant. Particulars on
the Premises; at Garraway's ; and 'of Mr. Robins's, War..
wick-street, Golden-square.

GRAFTON-STREET, FITZROY-SQUARE.
-• TO BE SOLD BY A-UCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coflite-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhilll
morrow, the 16th inst. at Twelve.
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com.l
prising a compa6l Brick-built DWE LLI NG-HO S
situate No. 16, G rat-ton-street, Fitzroy-square, containing,on.
the Ground-floor, a neat 'Entrance. Dming-room, Library
communicating by folding-doors, a Dressing-room, and W;A..
ter-closet. On ,the first-floor, two handsome Drawing-
rooms, furnished in a modern style ; two principal Bed-
rooms-and Servants'-rooms. In the Basement, Butler's Pan-
try, excellent Kitchen, Scullery, Wash-house,-Wine,•Coal,
and Beer Cellars, &c.

May be viewed by Tickets: Particulars on the Premises,
at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, ‘Varwick,street, Golden-
square.
London, England, 1806-12-15

DIED.

On Friday last, at his house in 'Hammersmith, John
'llatcliett, Esq. Coach-maker to their Majesties, and one of
the. Magistrates fur Westminster and IViiddleset. -
On Saturday last, Mr. fientum, Music.seller, in the
Strand.

- On Tuesday evening last, at his house in St. Thomis's
Hospital, in the Sad 'year of his age, and in the 575 h: year of
his service, Mr. Richard Leeson, Steward of that Institu-
tion. .

, The same day, in the 69th year of his age, John Samuel,
Esq. late of I lis Majesty's Ship Rainbow.
On Wednesday last, suddenly, at his .house in. Windmill-
street, Edward Edwards, Esq. Associate and Teacher of ,
Perspective to the Royal Academy.
Lately, in Et. Dunstan's; Canterbury, Mrs.. Holbrook,
widow, aged 7a : she has left by her will tool: to the. Kent
and Canterbury Hospital, and 2..1. to the poor of the parish
of St. 'Dunstan.

PRICE O.

STOCKS •

SAI U

Bank Stock,
Navy; per Cent. shut
5 per Cent. 1797,
I rich 5 per Cent. 89
4 per Cent. 77
3 per Cent. Red. 59 4,1
3 per Cent. Con shut
!tank 1.. Ann. 16 51.16thsi
Ditto Short Ann. t t•t6th

RDAY. , ,
India -Stock,
• India..lionds,
• Exchequer Bills, t5..35, pr.
Omnium, t
3 per Cent. Deferred,
linperi4l 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann. 7 i3-16tits
I Con. Tyr Opening, boil i

lIICII WATER AT LONTiMN BRIDGE TO-NIOR-

R 0 W

Morning, 40 min. after 6, 1 Afternoon, 58 min. after 6.
London, England, 1806-12-15

BIRTHS.

.On Friday morning, the Lady of the Rev. Edward For.
ster, ofa Son.
. _

On Saturday last, the Lady of George H. Jenkin, Esq, of
a Daughter.
On Wednelday last, at Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire,,
Lady Elizabeth I. -Norman, of a Daughter:
Lately,, the wife of john Rowe, jun.-9f Cawiand, Ship-
Wright, of three girls ; on the same day her husband's ap-
prenticeship expired. Tybo of the children are alive and
well. .
London, England, 1806-12-15

THE FARMERS' MAGA,Z.IN4E,
This Day was published,
Handsomely Printed in Seven Vols. Bv.o. with a.ntimber of
... Copperplates, price 31. 45. 6d. In boards; 31. ts. iu •
Numbers'
. .
THE FARIVIERS MAGAZINE. A Peripaical •
Work, exclusively devoted to Agriculture and-Rural,
Allitirs, for the "Vea is -18 co, iSot, iBoz,'tBo3, 1804, rSos, anti
; composed entlrely..of original .Papers. Published
Quarterly.
• Printed-for A Constable and Co. Edinburgh; John Mur-
ray, Fleet-street, London ; aib by the principal Booksellers
in town and country.
4,,* NO. XXI X being the first Numberbt Vol. 8, will be
published on Monday the gth Feb. 11;07, price zs. 6d, and
continued regularly every three months.
London, England, 1806-12-15

FASIIIONAIILL DANCING AND MUSIC,

. .
ALLEN and VRINCE privately
,complete La-
dies .Ind Gentlemen of any age, who never learnt, or
trot in the modern style, at No. 19, Sherrard- street, Golden-
square, and No. 10, Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields--
their Plan is expressly formed for those who wish the ac-
quirement privately, expeditious, and suitable to Persons of
Rank and Fashion. _ .

That others, wishing to learn cheap, need not go to Dancing
Schools where bad company meet, Public Lessons are also
given two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.
Hours for Children, SiZ to Nine—Gruivn-up Pupils, Nine
to Half-past Ten.
Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Thorough Bass,
,Extempore
Playing, and Music
,in general, at School Prices. Schools
and Families attended.
Piano Fortes sold, exchanged, lent on hire, and tuned.

AI(MY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. •
THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-
ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, arc very resped-
ully reccanmendedto Gentlemen, being the most portable
and superior to any others made in London.; Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs,,on improved principles; Sea
Cots, Sofa Bads, and Chairs, for on Board; Ship;. olusqui tto
Net Furniture, and Patent Brass.screw Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies and ail Foreign Climates,at
.41ORGAN and S)-NDERS's_

Patent Bedstead Manulatiory and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-stteet, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining
lables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of
Tatles ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
N The fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bcd Ware—
house.

sq'
London, England, 1806-12-15

S

THE IsI,EW STATE LOTTERY,

AVHICH BEGINS .DRAWING JANUARY
431 h, 1807, contains
2 Prizes of ‘30,000 - - are - A:60,000
2 - - - - 20,000 - 40,000
2 - - - - lo,Coo - - - - 2,000
3 - p . poo

1000 -
So .-.0
8 - - - ' sou - 4 OOO 4000
20 - - - - 100
2000
5100 - -.-. .. -20 - 102;000

25,000 Tickets

k 250,000

Capitals Determinable :
FirA-diawn Ticket, ist Day - 20,000
Ditto - • - - - 3d Day - io,ooo
Ditto - - - - sth Day - - 30,000
Ditto - - - Last Day - - 5,000

ill 6 IV. DA 17-, DECEMBER 5,180 Q.

NEGOTIATJOIN' PAPERS.
This Day was pnhlihed,7 price only is. 6a.

THE OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE .rela-
tive t? -the NEGOTIATION with FRANCE, as
it appear=ed in the Mointeur of the 26th of November, 1806.
Printed tor john Stoekdale, Piccadilly.
By whom will be published, in a few Days, in Six large

_
Vol umes,.odavo, . ..
The Speeches made in Parliament by Mr. Fox and Mr.
Pitt, printed as ;hey were actudlly delivered, and opposed to
each other in rc.;ular order, ‘,ltli Notes and an Introdudion
to every Debate.
London, England, 1806-12-15

wll no doubt, before your departute, that the corn-
munication by Couriers with my Government may
be assured to me d;iring your absence, without any
delay or impediment whatever, as the custom has
been since my arrival here. It cannot escape your
Excellency how impossible it would be for me 'to
transmit to you in time the demands which. I have
occasion to make on this subje6l, as the necessity of
the case may require, and I entreat you in conse-
quence to have the goodness to point out the person
to whom I am to address myself respecting that
subjea during your absence.
" Should the sending of the English Newspapers
to your Excellency as they arrive, be agreeable, I shall
have the honour of transmitting them as I have al?
ready done.
" I beg your Excellency to accept the assurances
of my high consideration.

LAUDERDALIC.
London, England, 1806-12-15

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, DEC. If.

Passed by—the Norvale, Liver Wright,! Lavina, Howland,
and Brilliant, Pearce, from St. Petersbiirgh ; ROnert, Pop-
pie%%ell, from . Riga ; King !George, Horsbri, from Cork.;
Norden,. Riber, .from Finland; -Hero, Gray, -and Ann,
Franklin, from l4mbro'.
Sailed—the Fly, Silk, for the Cape"of.Good Hope; Three
Brothers, Purvis, for Buenos Ayres ; Slebec Hall; Vaughan,
for St. Domingo ; Adiye, Eyans, for Surinam; Friends,
"Howell, William and Henry, Duel', and Royal Edward,
Muirhead, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1806-12-15

An ENGLISH TitANSLATiONoIetCERO's WORKS.
This pay were published,
Elegantly and uniformly printed in Oaavo,

riICERCJ's EPISTLE to .ATTICUS, translated
originally by Guthrie', with Notes, Historical, Critical,
;mu Explanatory; a new Edition, revised, corrected, and
amended; by 1. limes., Esq. 3 vols. tt. is. boards.
Cicero's-Familiar Letters to his Frieri.is, with Remarks,
by Mehnoth, 3 vols. 11..r5. boards. ..
Ciocro's'Orations, by Guthrie, correted and improved, 2
Voh. 18s. boards.

Cieerifs Life, by Dr. Middleton,' 3 vols. il. 4s. boards.
• *** Cicero on Oratory, in z vols; his Essays on Old Age,
and -friendship-Offices, and his Treatise on. Morals,, are now
in the .Press';`and, assisted by the patrOriage: of the Public,
the Booksellers hope in a short -period to be enabled to pre-
sent to the EngliSh Reader the remaining Works of the Im-
mortal Roman Orator; printed in a style of uniform ele-
gance with the eleven Volumes above specified.
London.: Printed for I.4ckington, Allen, • and Co. Cadell
and Davies, Longman Hurst, Rees, and.Orine, W.. J. and
I. Richardson, . Walker, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, ot-•
ridge and Son, Cuthell and,Martin, Ogilvy and Son, I. Nunn,
Darton and Harvey, R. Lea, 1. Dittman I. Booker, j. As-
p:sae, and. Black, Parry,- and Kingsbury.
London, England, 1806-12-15

PRICE:

Ticket
Half - - to z o I Eighth - ,Cz t t 6
Quarter - - 5 2o Sixteenth t 6 o

.::TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced
Lotteryollices, and by their Agents in the Country,

*** The above linine‘se viTAL PRIZES are the
greatest. in a Scheme of so few, Tickets, ever presented in
Vie annals of Lottery Adventure. This fad is indisputable.
But the Votaries of Fortune, to participate of, such unpre:.
cedented., opulence, must he on the alert, as the Drawing
commences.so early as the isth of January next.

NEW MUSIC,
Published by Goulditig ,ad Co. No. it, New Bond-street,
and No. 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin.
rrHE Comic Opera (now performing with un-
bounded applause at the Theatre Royal,. Dublin), called
the " Five Lovers," dedicated to ner Grace the Duchess of
Bcdtbrd, conyosed.by T. Cooke, price los. 6d. ; the Duke
of Bedford's Grand March, 'for the Harp or Piano Forte, by
T. Cooke, price 2s. ; ditto, or a full Military Band, price
45. ; three' Sonatas, which are introduced favourite Scotch
Airs, for the Piano. Forte, composed by I. Ross, Op. 19,
price Bs. ; the favourite Air of " Down in the Valley' '
ratig.td Js a tondo 'for the-Piano Forte, byj. W. Hoider,M.O.
price is. 6d.

On WednesdaY next, the 17th inst. will be published,
In Six Volumes, Ottavo, to which is prefixed an Account
of the Life of the Author, the Second Edition o
_ _

A. NEW LITERAL TRANSLATION. from the
LA ORIGINAL GREEK, of all.the AP'OSTOLI CAL
EPISTLES; with a Conimentary, and Notes, Philologi-
cal, Critical, Explanatory, and Practical. To which is
added, a I listory of the Life of the Apostle Paul.
By DAMES MACKNIGHT, 0.1.): Author of a Harmony

of the Gospels, &c.
Printed for Longman, 'Hnrst, ' Kees, and Orme, Paternos.
ter-row ; and William Creech, and. Ogle and Aikinall, Edin.
burgh..
London, England, 1806-12-15

. TO ARTISTS AND OTHERS.
'THE COMMITTEE of the PHILANTHRO-
YIC SOC I ETV invite Artists and Others to furnish
them, at their next 11leeting, on Friday the r9th instant, with
a Design for their Corporation Seal, appropriate to the Cha-
rity
Any Information desired respeaing the Charity may be
had at the Secretary's Office, Armourers' Hall, Coleman-
.street.

WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS.
THE PROPRIETORS of this Undertaking
,are
hereby required to pay into ti►e hands of Jonas Henry
&ratty, Esq. the Treasurer, at the Banking House of Mess.
Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. 6, Berner's.street, Oxford-street,
a further Sum of rol. per Cent. on their respe&ive Subscrip-
tions, on or before the isth Day of lanuary next.
13y Order of the Direaors,
ROBERT S. SLOPER,
Chief Clerk to the Company.
Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury,

Dec. ;5, tBo6.

TO EXCAVATORS.

WANTED, by,the -Company or Proprietors of
the West Middlesex Water-Works, the Excavation
of about re,oop Cubic Yards of Soil attheir Grounds at Ham.
rig:l-smith. Further particulars of the Excavation to be made
Ynay he had at the Chiel Clerk's Offices No. OS, Great Rus-
amli-sneer, Dioomsiyarr:square.
Persons willing to contrael will deliver in their Tenders,
sealedtiii, at the 04.1`e of the said Chief Clerk, on or before
Twelve o'Clock on the ist day' of lanUary next, indorsed
" West Middlesex Water-Works, Tender-for Excavation."
By (tiler of the Board of DireCtors,
s 3, Thayer-street, • JOHN FREEMAN, Sec.
Dec. 15, iSo6./

TO BRICK-MAKERS.

WANTED, by the Company of Proprietor's of
the West Middlesex Water- Works, about i 60,000
best Stock Bricks, to be delivered at the said Compaq's
Grounds at Hammersralth, tree of expellee.
Persons wishing to contrao with the said Company of Pro-
prietors will l'deliver'in their Tenders, sealed up, at the Office
of the Chief Clerk, No. 68. Great Russell-street, Blooms.;
bury-square, on or before Twelve O'C lock on the tat dzy of
January next; indorsed "• West' Middlesex • Water-Works,
Tender for. Stock Bricks."
Further particulars of the Contraa to be had at the said
Chief Clerk's Office.
Ay Order of the Board of Dire&ors;
23, Thayer-street, JOHN FREEMAN, Sec.
Dee, Ai. ao6.

EoLM PIPE,.
WANTED, by the Company of Proprietors of
the West ,Middlesex Water-Works, about t 5,000
Feet of 6 Inch and about ro,ooo Feet of 8 Inch bore of the
best Elm, to be delivered at the said Company's Grounds at
1-lammersmith, free of expence.
Persons wishing to contract with the surd Company of Pro-
prietors will deliver in their Tenders, sealed rip,.at the Office
of tke Chief Clerk, 'No. 68, Great Russell-street, Blooms-
bury-square, on or before Twelve o'Clock on the eat day of
January next, indorsed " West Middlesex Water-Works,
Tender for Elm Pipe." - •
Further particulars of the ContraCt to be had at the said
Chief Clerk's Office.
13y Order of the Board of DireCtors,
23, Thayer-street, " • 'JOHN FREEMAN, Sec.
- Dec. cc, 1806.,

NORTHUMBERLAND.
TO BE. S 01.1) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
VALUABLE ESTATE, at Long Horsley;
in the County of Northumberland.
Apply to Messrs. .I.;regg and Collield, Skinners' Hall,
London. -
London, England, 1806-01-08

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAIIE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 8, 1806,
will be performed

THE CABINET.
Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ;
Count Curvoso, Mr. WEWITZER ;
Marquis De Grand Chateau, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Lorenzo, Mr. IBBON ;
Whimsical), Mr. RUSSELL ;
Peter, Mr. DOWTON.
Doralice, Miss. TIDSW ELL ;
Constantia, Mrs'. H. SIDDONS ;
.. Leonora, Mrs. MATHEWS ;
. Bianca, Mrs. SPARKS ;
Curiosa, Mrs. DORMER ;
And F lnretta, Signora STO RACE E.
To which will be added (18th time), a New Farce, called
THE WEATHERCOCK.

The Characlers by
Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CHERRY,
Mr. MATHEWS,
Miss DX CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT, &c.

In Aet El. Two Ne.w Airs, by Miss De Camp.
"Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.;—Pit 3s. 6d. Second l'rice'zs.
Gallery as. Second Price is.—UpperiGallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
The Doors will bk (valet-Eat Half past Five. and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box-0 thee in Little Rusiell.street •
TO-morrow, The School ter Friends ; after which will
be performed a Cento, adapted to 'the occasion,, from
_the
Sacred Music of Handel, &c. as a solemn tribute to the
memory .-of the immortal 'Nelson. The principal Vocal
Parts b' Messrs: Braham, Kelly, Dignum, Miller, Gibbon,
Cooke ...Signora Storace, Mrs. Mountain, Miss e Camp,
lirs. Bland, Mrs. Mathews, Miss Holloway. The Band
attd Chorustes tvill he filled by the first Performers, beyond
dny preceding occasion. • '
On 'Friday, The Soldier''s I)aukhter, with The Sleeping
Beauty. •

T.l-IEATRE-12OYAL, COVENT-GARDEN

THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 8, 1806,
will be perforMed,
DOUGLAS.

Norval, Masrer BETTY ;
LOrd I11(10:p11, -Mr. CHAPMAN' ;
Glenalvon, Mr. COOKE..
Lady Ratidol.3ll, Mrs. LI TCH Fl E LD.

to %ilia-, will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called
HARLECIIJIN's AIAGNET. ;
Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER. •
Harlequin, Mr. BYRNF-;
Pantaloon; Mr. L. BO LOGNA ;
lrylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine),
.Miss SEARI.
Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery is.
The floors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt
past Six.
Places-for the Boxes tb be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box Office in Hart-street. . _

The New Pantomime of Harlequin's Magnet ; or The
Scandinavian Sorcerer, continuing to be received by over-
flowing audiences with unbounded applause and admiration,
will be repeated every Evening till further notice.
The Tragedtof The Fair Penitent is unavoidably deferred.
The Public are respedfully intOrmed that this Theatre
will not be opened To-morrow.
:On Friday
.Master Betty will perform the Character of
tancred.
On Saturday will be aced, :for the first time„ anew Co-
medy, called The Romantic Lover ; or, Lost and Found.
London, England, 1806-01-08

n „Itir
v

This Day 'was published,
Handsomely'firintA iti One'very lira Volume, Quarto,
_ Al. 55, ..in_bcladu

•
CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.,; containing, a
copious ,QCount of 'alf the ii-kiiri-ei.N.lincs'theiitioried
i n Ancient Authors, with the value of Coins, Weiglit§,c,
and Measures, used amongst the Creeks and Rornans,`aud a
Chronological Table.

7 By 1. LEMPRI ERE,. - • •
• - Master 61,Abingdon Scho-01.
,Printed for. T. Qadell and W. Davies, Strand. '
*** This Work,'-in its new and greatly-enlarged. Form,
recommends itself to the. Patronage of the Public- by a full
and interesting Account of the Literature, History, and Man-
ners of Antient.Timcs. .

As above may also be had, the last Octavo Editiob (bdihg
the Fourth), Price 13s: 67d. bound.

Genuine Edition of SMITH's WEALTH of NATIONS,
with Notes, Supplementary Chapters, and a Life of the
Author.

This Day was publi%lied,
Handsomely printed in:Three large:Valls, Y)vo. price 11. 75.
in boards, Anew Edition,,being the tab, of
A N INQUIRY into NATURE - and
.1
.-CAUSES ol the %YEA LTI-tof NATION'S:-
By 'ADAM SMITH, L.L. D.
Arid F. R.S. of London and Edinburgh ; .One of the Com-
missioners of his Al:,jesty!s Customs in Scotland: rind
formerly Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University
of Glasgow- :
With Notes, Supplementary Chapters, and. a Life of Dr.
London, England, 1806-01-08

.'DIED

.On Thursday morning: last, in Old Burlington-stre,et,
Master Henry William Hayes, third son of Sir john Hayes,
I3art.
On the 3d inst. at his lordship's-house, in Grasvenor-
place, . Arthur Stewart, the infant son of Lord PatlkS.
On Sunday last, in•fleruers:-street, Mrs. Delamain; wife
of Henry Delatnain, Esq. • •
On ThurSday,, the 26th lat. Miss Priscilla dochkr,d,
yotrngest daughter of Ambioie (nddsrd,. Esq. of ' Swindon
-
House; M. P. for. Wiltshire, •
On Monday seimight, aged 26, Mary Attu King, only
daughter off H. King, Esq. of Stanford.in-the-Yale.
- Op Friday, the zoth ult, Mr. ChristOpher Towes, former-
ly of Cheapside.
On the `.nth inst. at Clifton, near Bristol, Mrs. Baltifira
Turvile; 'wife of p. Fortescue Turvile, Esq. of Husband
Bosworth Hill, in the ott.nty of LeiCeSter. •
Early on Sunday last, Mrs. 'Filson, widow of the late John
Tilson, Esq of Watlingrou Park, Oxfordshire.
Monday• senniglif,- age& near—So; loin) Bartlett, shepherd
to• Mr. Thomas Aldridge, nt. Cookham, near Nlaictenneact.
After his decease near loot. was found concealed indifferent
parts of his habitation.
Lately, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Ann Burhfp, of
Clapham.
. .
London, England, 1806-01-08

BANKRUPTS.

Pienry..Madden, late of the Island of Barbadoes, but now of
Livdrpool, merchant, to surrender- lan. 2,9, 3., and • Feb.
18, at t%%elve, at the Globe Tavern, loon-street, Liver-
pool. .Attoraies, Mr. Thomas blackstoLk, St. Mildred's-
court,.• Poultry, London ; or Mr. Edward' Blickstock,'
Liverpool.
lames Dalton, of Brasted, Kent, mealman and corn-chand-
Lecto surrender jan.'lB, 2t, and Feb. 48, at ten, at Guild_

hall, London. .Attorney', Mr. Thonipsov, Southampton.
buildinBs, Clianery-lane.

DIVIDENDS,

jan. 28. Henry Reimer, of Catherine-court, 'Tower-hill,
London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall:
lan jo. William Curteis and Benjamin Webb, of Martin's_
lane, Cannon-street, London, merchants and co-partners,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb. t. Charles Knight, of London street, Fitzroy-square,
Middlesex; engraver, at twelve,. at Guildhall.
Feh. 4. Charles Pollington, of Havant, county of Hants,
shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, Condon.
Feb. 4. Philemon Pownell, now or late of Piecadilly, Mid-
dlesex, banker, atone, at Guildhall.
jan.'3s. Matthew Knight, now or late of
_Gtin-dock, Wap-
pinz, Middlesex, and of ',enders, borsetshirc sail-maker
and sail-,cloth-manufalauier, atone, at Guildhall.
Jan. 30. Nic4tolas,Vait Sparigen, of %Vells-street, Goodman's-
fields, I%liddlescx,itnerchant, at twelye, at
Feb. 2i. George Elliott and George 'Pickard, of Wood_
street, Cheapiside; Condian,• velvet ribbon acrd fancy tritn-
ming-manufadurers and co-partners, at ten,, at Guild-
hall,
jan. al. Broadfield Sissmorc and RiChard Croskey, late of
Basinghall-street, London, merchants and fattors and co•
partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
fan. at, Brosdfield Sissmnre, late of Basinghall-street, Lon-
don, merchant and faaor (separate estate and effiCts), at
ten, at Guildhall.

fan. 30. Francis Bestow, of Nottingham, hosier, at eleven,
at the Punch Bov%l, Nottingham.
Feb. 4. William Beatson and john Beatson, of Sr. Mary-at-
Hill, London, merchants and co-pArtners, at ten, at G uild-
hal 1.

lan. 28. lohn Berriman, of Brewer-street, Pimlico, Mid-
dlesex, flohst, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb I. Luke Burchall, of Southampion, draper, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London.
CEP TIFI‘C4TES.
lan. 28. john Strong, late of Wapping-wall, but now of.
Wihnott-square, Middlesex, dealer.
Thomas Oldfield, of 13oltori-le-Moors, Lancashire, inn-
, keeper.
London, England, 1806-03-05

DIED.

Lately, at his seat in Derbyshire, Dr. GitbOrtrt, one of tlir
Physicians in Ordinary to His Majesty.
On Wednesday evening, at the Hot-Wells, Bristol; after
a long and painful illness, John Collins, Esq. of Berner's-
;wet.

On the 28th ult. zt Nutwell, Devonshire, after a long and
painful illness, Thomas Heathfield, Esq.
On Sunday last, Mrs. Scott, witeof lames Scott, Esq. of
Vauxhall, Surrey.
. .

On Monday morning last., at his father's house at Wal.
worth, in the istrh year of his age, Mr. Richard Burne : his
death was occasioned by the accidental bursting of a blood-
vessel some months since.

Lately, at Stonchouse, near Dunleer, Mrs. Coote, Lady
of Charles Coote, Esq. of Bellamount Forest, Coote-hill.
On the iStli ult. Charles Peachey, Esq. second son: of
William Peachey, Esq. of Kird lord, in Sussex, and a Men-
ber of Queen's College, Oxford.

STOCKS.
R DAY. •
India Stock, 174 t 79
India Bonds,
Exchequer Bills, t dis. 2s.
pr. is. pr.
13 per Cent. Deferred,
imperial 3 per Cent.
Duo Ann. 9 1,16 th
.Cons. for isth April, 6Ok 6o
441 • . -

if; tit
.of South Molten-street; (;rw,venor-struue, ;
(bust-puid), must bt• adt.-tr:_-ssva.
London, England, 1806-03-05

NI.ImBER 4203.]

THEATRE *OVA,. DRURY-LANE.

EVENING, March 6, will be
pe r to rmed

THE TRAVELLERS ;
Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION.
With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, ice.

The Overture and Music composed by Mi. Corfi.-
A& I.—Characters in China.
Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. F.L LISTON;
Koyan (his Companion), Mr. BRA HAM;;
O'Gallacher, Mr. jOHNSTONE ;
The Emperoriaf China, Mr. POWELL;
Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATHEWS •,
Mindora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL ;
Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN.
Act I I. —Characters in Turkey.
Mustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY;
Chief Aga of the lanizaries, Mr. DIGN ;
Saphi, Mrs. BLAND ;
A Dance of Turkish Slaves.
Aa 111, and IV.— Charaaers in Italy.
Duke, of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND ;
The Marchioness of Merida, Signora ST ORA.O E.
A Dance of Lazzarnni.
At V. --Cliaraaers In England.
Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. DOW TON;
Bv.ritline (an old Sailor), Mr. Bit...NN IST ER.
The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY.
WITH
London, England, 1806-03-05

BIRTHS.

On Saturday last, in Harley-place, the Lady of J. Stracey,
Esq. of a Daughter.
Lately, at Bredtield-House, Suffolk, the Lady of lohu
Purcell, Esq. of a Daughter.
At the house of Sir Richard King, in Devonshire-place,
the Lady of Captain Charles Rawley, of the Royal Navy, of
a Son.
London, England, 1806-10-11

THE FORTY THIEVES.

Boxes 6. 'Second Price 3s.—Pit 35;,6d. Second .Price 2s.
—Gallery 2s. = Second Price as.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
- cond".Price 6d.— No Money to be returned.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little
Rti,i;el-6treet.
Tire Doors to be opened
.at klalf7past Five, and begin at
f-past Six.
The Forty Thieies will be rOated on Monday and Tues
day next. _ _

On Monday, Romeo and ; Romeo, Mr..lillistodi
1u iet, Mrs. Sid/ions
On Tuesday, The Belle's Stratagem.
A nem Comedy is in rehearsal, anc' be produced in the
course of a few days.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

t'N N • MONDAY EVENING, oct: 13, 1806,
N.,:jwili.be pertutmed

KING, HENRY THE EIGHTH.
Belfry; King of Englanci; Mr. POPE ;
Cardinal Wol•sey, Mr. K E M131..E ;
Cramer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. MURRAY,;
Crpinwell,- Mr. C. KEMBLE
Katharine, Queen n 1 England, Mrs.. SiDpo NS, ;
Anne Bulle►:, Miss BRUNTON.
Al 1. The Cardinal's 4anquet. Ad II:, The Trial of
Queen Katharine.. Ad V. Proces,sion to the, Christening of
Princess Elizabeth.

After which, 'Lever abed .4t this Theatre, the Musical Farce,
called

THE CHILDREN IN .THE WOOD.
Lord 4LiOrd, Mr. TAYLOR •
Sir Rowland, Mr CLAREMONT ;
Apathy,' Air..LISTON ;
Walter,,Mr. M E,LV IN ;
Lady Helen, Miss LOGAN;
Josephine, Miss TYR
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. --P it 3s 6d. SeCond Price as.—
Gallery 25. Second Price IL—Upper Gallery is, Second
Price .6d.—No MOney to hz returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the.Box.office, in Burt-
street.
- The Deors to be opened at Halt-past Five, arid begin at
Hall-past Six. - •
On Wednesday, The I3eggars' Opera.
On Tnursday, Isabella or, The Fatal Marriage.

ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TI'CKETS.
MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS.
THREE TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
"2 HREE TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
THREE FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
London, England, 1806-10-11

DIED.

On Wednesday-last, the'youtgest son of Charles Lowland
Cotton, E'sq.
The. saMe morning, at his house at
_Mountstamp, near
Exeter, after a lung illness, Williatn Maxwell Adams, Esq..
On Wednesday the Ist inst. at' Rawleigh-House. Devon,
near Barnstaple, after only two days illness, John Bignalli,
E sq.
' On Saturday se'nnight, at Bristol, aged at. years, Lieu-
tenant Phibbs, of the 4th Dragoon Guards. r
On Thursday last, in Great Russell-street,. Major John
Reid, of the Madras Infantry, lately arrived in the Earl
Howe. •

The same day,,in Charlotte street, Bloomsbury, itialate
Butler,. Esq. aged 63

On the 25th ulr. it Buxton, Mrs. Isherwood, of Lude..re.

On the t7th ult. at Elsineur„ in Penmark, in the 19tit
year of his age, ,lAvid Clark, .1./n of:lJ..ivid Clark, I\44cia..
tine Guard,•near: Puntlee..

On the 2AI tilt: at Lest:mil-um,: Mrs.. Ann ilissett, eldest
datighteF of the dcccasecl•fames Bissettilsil..- of Lessendf tll7l.
Lately, at Bro.adway. lane, near Oldham., an honest hat
truly eccentric man; of the name of lin:Atli:in Roblos..m. lie
had:in Ins possession a 4:oat, or upper ',i-arinent, denominate-c 3
by himself a War 'Coat... This coat he constantly
England was at hostility wh'li.any Foreign Power fa! !
was sadly worn out in-the latter part of hts life.) I t
longed, vae believe, to grandfather; ;t was the thick.n,,s
of three or four rugs, hav;ol.-,, been coveted, patch wrote p40.n,„
with great industry, :Or near seventy years, by himself.
however, had-an antipathy to two colours—red and
were never sutthred to defile his gaiment.
London, England, 1806-12-23

THE LATE NEGOTIATION.

. Lord GRENVILLE presented, by .his Majesty's
command, the Papers respvaing the late Negotiation.
fn Moving. his Lordship said, to fix a day for: the dis=.
cussion, it Was his wish, witbkvery regard for their
Lordships' conVenienet, that on the one hliid suf-
ficient time should be given for-the consideration of
this 've'ry important subje&, whilst; on the other,
that no longer delay 'should take t han was' ab-
solutely necessary, in the expression of the opinion
of that House, with respea to the result of the Ne-
gotiation. His LOrdship concluded by moving,
That the Papers be taken into consideration on Fri-
day the 2d January.—Ordered.
London, England, 1806-12-23

Piano Fortes sold, exchanzecl, lent on hire, and tunel.

COUGHS, COEDS, and AS of many Years
standing, have been Cured by ROBBER !Vs BALSAMIC
ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS. .
COPY of a LETTER from a Rrspeaable DRUGGIST to
Mr. BUTLER.

. .
sr R,
Have lately received froth the use of yotir Rob-
.
berds'i Balsamic Elixir, or Cougn-Vrops, the greatest
.benefit which any human preparation can be the means of
conveying to distress i —I was violently a,ftlieted with a cough,
cold, and fever ; they continued so long, and sliatteted my
frame so excessively, that at every fit it was thought 1 could
scarce survive another; my food gave rile no nourisinhent,
the flesh was .wasted from iby 'bones ; I Was 'for wapy days
delirious; all the medical assistance around Okehainptoil
faired. A Lady of our town now Suggeste,lto Mis:bately
that remarkable cures had been effeded by Robberrls's cele.
prated Balsamic Elixir, or Cough-Drops ;. a trial was made
of it 9 • the first dose, by the blessing of God, gave me very
considerable relief, from that time I bccii,e. every day seri,.
,fly better; a single bottle restored me to I:iy former perfect
health—a recovery altogether above the' expectation of my
tainily and fricmis. - 1 think it my duty to make these tads
as public as puz,,ible.

am; Sir, your humble Servant, '
ARON'LIAZILLY,' Druggist.
Oliehamptori, June 22, 180 A
A CAution.--To iire'venidiffigerous Prepariaions, per faVour
of the Cornmisbioutrs " It. Butler, 4, Cheap-
‘Eitle,'.' is engrayea in.a Black Stamit,..which is ;axed. to
each bottle.. ,

- SQld, wholesale and roidil, .:rr Mr. Butler's, 4*_. Clieansille,
'comet Paternoster-rimy ; and Inay. be. 'had of ;,most-Country-
live,ksellers and Medicine Venders, in Bottles, at Z 5) 9i. Witt
bt:. (lath, with ample Diretii9l4. - . _1

lock
London, England, 1806-12-23

&c. S.C.

TICKETS and SHARES •are on Sale by RICHARD-
SON, GQUDLUCK, and Co. the °oily Office that ever
sqld two Prizes of 3,.,;0,01.j4 Shares, viz. No. 26,8/33, a
-_'rite of 30,0181.-in a Halt, a Quarter, and two Eighths ;
No. ti,Soi, a Prize of 30,0301. in sixteen Sixteentlisi anti
No. 14.783, the last Prize of 20,0001. in a Quarter, two
;Eighths; and eight Sixteenths ; and a great nuniber of other
Capitals, too- numerous to particularize.
London, England, 1806-12-23

BRITISH FIRE-01.4.10E.

ANSURANCES granted on Houses., Buildings,-
Shipping, Water Craft, Goads, Merchandize, FA KM.
INFO STOCK, and other Property, from Loss or Damage
by Fire.
~,,Agricultural Stock insured at zs. 6d. per Cent.
The Office grants Insurances short of a Year, and makes
good loss by Fire from Lightning.
f, Insurances. Insurances due at Christmas must be paid on or be-
fore the gth Day of January next.
Proposals And.Rates.gratis, by application at the principal
Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, London, or to any of their
Agents in the Country. _ _

ROBERT SKELTON;-Sec.

JANUARY LOTTERY.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. Corn-
hill, and Charing.cross, London, respectfully acquaint
the Public-the STATE 'LOTTERY commences' Drawing
on the 13th of next Month.
The Scheme contains Capital Prizes of greater Magnitude
than any former Lottery with so small a number of Tii.kets,
.

2 rrizeb of
- -
2 - -

£30,000
24,,,000
10,060
500.0
London, England, 1806-12-23

FASHIONABLE' DANQING AND MUSIC.
- -

ALLEN and PRINCE privately complete Lai
dies and 6,entlemen or any age, who never learnt, or
not in the modern style, at No. 19, S herrard-street, -Golden-
-squaTe, and N. to, Great lie-street, Gooclman's-fiAls---
theif Plan js•expressly formed for those who wish the ac.
quirement privately, expeditious, and suitableto,persOns of
Rank, and kashion e

That others,wrshing to learn cheap, need not go to Dancing
Schools where bad company meet, Public Lessons are also
given two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per qi.6rter.
}fours for Children, Six to Nine—Grown-up Pupils, Nine
to Half-past Ten.
Mr. Prince teaches Sitigin2., Thorough Bass, Extempore
Playing, and Music in gener.,,, at School Prices. Schools
and Families attende&
London, England, 1806-10-29

BANKRUPTS.

Joseph Bell, of Castor; Lincolnshire, mercer, to surrender
Nov. 7,-8, and Dec. 9,- at %Seven, at the George Inn, .
Castor. Attoinies, .Mr.' Buliner, Castor ; or Messrs.
• Leigh and Mason, New 13ndge•street, London. ' •
John Humble, of South Shields, county 61 Durham, linen.
draper; to surrender Nov. so, Ito and Dee. 9, at eleven, at
the Rose and' rown Inn, South Sifields. Attornies, Mr.
C. Bainbridge, Chapter-row, S. uth .Snields ; -or Messrs.
'Bell and Brodrick; Bow-lane, -1.; heapside, London. .
-William Cow perthwaite and lames Waring, at Ivianchester,
manufacturers and co-partners, to surrender Nov. rz,
and Dec. %, at eleven,- at the Issidgewater Arms Inn, Man--
. cheater. Attornies, Hey, at, Blanchester; or Mr.
R.. Ll lis,-C arsitor- street, Clr lnccry-lane, London,
10,hrt Per vins; of Hertford, carpct,tel, to surrender Nov.' t, at
ten, 8,,,.,u Dec. 9, atone, at Guilanall, Loudon. Attorney,
Mr. (~ tawtorci, Craven-buildings, City-road. .
Thomas "I ay tor, of Binninghani,
_gun-barrel-maker, to bur- r
reirder Nov. 'i3, at five, 14, aria Dec. 9, at twelve, at Ott/
Swan Tavern, Bull -street, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs.
Kinderly, Lung, and Ince, Symond's-ILn, itancery • lane,
London ; or Mr. l'alater, Birmingham.
Robert Browne, of Llo) d's COnee-house, London, and of
South Lambeth-place, Surrey, insuran,..e. broker, ro stiffen.
der Nov. 1, at ten, 8, and Dec. 9, at one, at Gulicinalli At-
' tOrnies; Messrs. Teasdale and Brown, Bishopsate-strect

• Within: • . . . .
'Thomas Farrar, of Pudsey, Yorkshire, clothier, 'to surrender
Nov. 14, 15, at the Blas,l. Bull Inn, :..;oinersal, Yorkshire,.
aid' Dec. 9, at the Bull -and „Mouth I nn, Leeds, ,at eleven
tun day. A tturoles, Mr. Evans, Thavics-lnn, ,Londuti i
• .or Mr. Carr, Gomersal, near Leeds.
Edward Farrar, how or late of Pudsty,Norkshire, clothier,
- to surrender Nov. 14, ts, at the Blatt". Bull lrin, Gower-
. sal, Yorkstire,, ana 1./::c' 9, at the Bull and Mouth but,
- :- Leeds, at • eleven each day. Attornies, Mr: • Evans,
Tll. vtes-pin, • Lundon .; or Mr. Carr, dornersid, mar
Lectls. S -
London, England, 1806-10-29

surrender Nov. 8, 15, and,Dec. §, at one, at Guitutall.
Attornies, Messrs. Panther and Son, London-street, fen-
chtirch-street,
DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 4. Robert Guy, of Swan-yard, Shoreditch, Middlesex,
vidua.ler;-at ten, at Guildhall.,
Dec. 2. George Porcas, late of Leadenhall-market. London,
poulterer, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 18. Philip Dugdall, of Portsea, county of Southamp-
, ton, pork-blitelier, at one, at the Ship and-Castle, Port-
sea;
Nov. 25. john Wloodfoid, late of Oxford-street, Middlesex,
but now of Bearbinder-lane, London; cheesemcmger, at one,
at Guildhall.
D.c. Is. Peter Duffy, late of New Man-street; Oxford-
road, Middlesex, wine-merchant. at one, at Guildhall.
Dec. 6. William Beattie, of St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon.
don, pocket-book-maker, at one, at Guildhall.
Nov. 29. Benjamin Stephen Curling, of Portland-place,
Clapham-road, Surrey, stone-mastni,at ten, at Guildhall,
London.
No.v. 25. John Florian Goring and Elitabeth Johnston, of
St. Mary-Axe, London, merchants and co-partners, -at
twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov 20. John Badcock, of Pitternoster-row, London, book-
. seller, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov, 27.. William Bromhead, of Stainford, Linectlnshire,
ironmonger, at three, at the George Inn, Stamford Baron,
Northitniptonshire.
Nov tg. Christopher Clark, 91 Carlisle, Cumberland, mer-
cer and linen-draper, at eleven, at the Dragon Inn,
Carlisle.
Nov. 27. lohn Priestley the elder, of Fieldhead, York, John
Priestley the yoUnger,of the same place, A melia Priestley, of
Upper Clapton, Hackney, Middlesex, anti toseph Priest-
ley, of Great St. Helen's, London, merchants and co-part-
tiers, at eleven, at the Golden Lion:lnn, Leeds. •
Nov. 22. John Carlier and William Wilkinson, of Stock-
port, county of Chester, muslin-manufacturers and co-
partners,„ at eleven,
,at the Castle Inn, Stockport.

CERIIFI,CATES.
•
Nov. 18. Richard Ireland Giffbrd, of Bristol, skinner..
William Price, of Leade6hall-street,' London, tailor.
Thomas Rogers, of Liverpool, broker. , •
George Hoskins, of Preston, Lancashire, merchant.'
Barnet Hole, late of Painswick, Gl6ucestershite, clothier.
Henry Lees, of Manchester, cotion spinner.
•
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLPED.

•
Ricjiard Isaac, William Bray, and loin Gill, or Tavistock,
in the County of Devon. Dated July 5, 1806.,
James Leake, Robert Williams, and loin Stevens, of Love-
lane, -Eastehe.ty, in the city of London; wine and brandy
merchants. Dated Oct. ►3, 1806.
Lawrence Plant Wagstaff; of Bollington, in the county of
Chester, and William Watts, of Rainow, in the sant coun-
tY, cotton- inanutadurers. Dated Oct. zo. i 8 6.
Alexander Sinclair and Alex. Baine, of Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, brokers and general agents. Dated
August 19, 18G'.
London, England, 1806-10-29

STATE LOTTERY

THE only-Capital divided -into Shares in the pre-
sent Lottery is No. 7157) a Prize of ro,ocol. which was
sold in one Quarter, two Eighth, and eight Sixteenth Shares,
by SWIFT and Co..at their Offices, No. t it, Poultry, and
No. 12, Charing cross, where TICKETS and SHAKES arc
still on Sale, warranted undrawn. The next Day of Draw-
ing is
.Tuesday, November 4; . . .

The folloing Capitals are remaining in the Wheel :
2, Prizes of Z 20,000 are A,40,00e
2 - - - io,ooo 20,000
• 3 - .Soon 35,060
S - - looc, scoo
7 - - • 500 - 3500
&c. &c. &c.

SWIFT and Co. recommend to their Friends, who. intend
to purchase or exchange their small Prizes, not to delay their
applications, as the whole of the above Capitals are floating
in the Wheel, and it is possible may be all drawn on the very
next Day ; independent of which, it is certain, from the pre-
sent demand, that very few can be left for Sakai-It.r the next
Drawing ; but as long as any remain, they will be (in Sale at
the Offices, No. It, Poultry, and No. iz, Charing-cross.

. .
GENTLEmEN •
• DARLIAMEI\IT being DISSOLVED, I take the
.ri lest opportunity in my ix Aver of commurucating•to
yoo my intentiOu or again offering myself a Candidate for the
honour 01 representing you in Parliament.
A period` or Tea sears having elapsed since I was first
pl:.t.coi in the'high and honourable situation of your Repre-
sentative, I trust I , without presumption, rest my hope
of flame Support rattier upon your judgment of my Public
Conduct, upon general professions.
I ail anxious, however, 10 avail myself of this opportu-
nity 01. expressing the deep sense of :Gratitude 1 feel for. the
Ai!), lity and indulgence I have alreadyexperienced from you
t•pon all'occasions since 1- have been eng,tged in the execution
of weighty and important Duties ; to discharge which with
fidelity has been the continued ohjedt of my endeavours.
Should 1 again he deemed worthy of the honour of being
one of the Representatives of this great 'County,. I shall be
most thankful for your Support; •
I have the Honour to be,
With the greatest respea,
Gentlemen, •
' Your obliged and most obedient humble Servant,
HENRY LASCELLES.
Harewoml Houk, oa. 14, ac 6.