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The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-03

NEW MEDICINE ACT..

, NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's
• Cl►urch-yard, London,. Proprietors of Dr. James's
Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public,
that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of
that Medicine will be in future 2S. 9.. t. per -Packet, -or
Ss. bd. per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets
in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may b had
for IL .45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Coin.
miSsioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in the
words, " F. Newbery, No. gsg St. Paul's," are engravi.d,
and as it 'is presumed that this will be a sttifkit security
iozainst Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be
discontinued.

The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the
first twenty of which Mr. Newhery's Stu,lips are affixed;
but those who purchase six or more, at a tline, will be al-
lowed the Stamps gratis.

J. d. r. d.
Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9
Do. in a Bottle . - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate •
Do. Analeptic Pills . 6 Pills •' 0
Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTina.of Bark 44 o
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Dr. Huxhain's ditto 2 o
Do. Convulsion Oil 2 6 Tonic Pills . 29 -
Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 'English Cotfee - 2
Do. Camomile Drops 9
9 Dr. Hooper's Pills ; to
Do. Paregoric Lozenges it ri (.; rant's Drops • r
Angibaud's Blois ditto t 1 Ir.glish'sScotsPills 1 o
Essence 01-Coltsfoot 3 6 Henry's M :gnesia - x 6
Mr Spence's Dentifrice . o Norton's Drons - 5 6
Cephalic Snuf . o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 6
iones's Rheum. Tina. .3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 2. p -
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenough's 'rind:ire r
Essence of Peppermint 1 ti Do. Tolu Lozenges t ri
.glass's Magnesia . 3 6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6
N. B. As twiny Persons, particularly Messengers, mis-
take the Rause of Messrs. Newhery, they think it necessary
to point out, thr.t it is at the East End of St. Paul's, tb:ir
Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on the
Front " TILE ONLY WAREH.oUSIi FUR DR.
AMltS's POWDEjt."
London, England, 1806-02-03

CROSS PURPOSES.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. —Pit 35. 6ti. • Second. Price 2S.
Gallery as Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
• Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
The Doors will be opened at 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 ffice in Little Russell-street.

• To-morrow, The School for Friends ; with The Sleeping
Beauty.
• The Travellers will be repeated on Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday next.
'A New Musical Ballad Opera, in a Ads, written and
composed by Mr.. llibdin, will be produced on Saturday

THEATRE-ROYAL, ,COVENT-GARDLN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING,
_Feb. 3, J 806,
will he performed

OTHELLO,
THE MOO It' OF VENICE.
Othello,. Mr. POPE,
LBeing his first appearance on this StAge these five years.)
Cassio, Mr. C. KEMI3LE ;
sago, Mr. COOKE -
The Duke of Venice, Mr. ADDY.;
Brabantio, Mr. HULL;
Gratiano, Mr. DAVENPORT;
Desdemona. Miss SMITH : -
And Emily, Mrs LITCHFIELD.
WITH

WE FLY BY NIGHT;
•
Or, LONG STORIES.
- • The Prologue- to be spoken by Mr. FAWCETT.
The Charadlers by
Mr. MUNDEN', Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY,
SIMMONDS, Mr. BLANCHARD,
- • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON ; •
DAVENPORT, Miss LESE RITE,
Miss TYRER,
' Bows 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery Is.
The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt
Vast Six.
Places for the Boxeg to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box Office in Hart-street.
The new Farce of " We Fly by Night" hiving been re.
ceived with the most unbounded applause, will be repeated
every Eveningtill.furiber notice.
To-morrow, Master Betty will perform the Charater of
Romeo.
London, England, 1806-02-03

MR. PITT.

THE COMMITTEE formerly appointed to pro-
cure Subscriptions, for F.recting in this City a STA-
TUE of that distinguished StateSman,
..and incorruptible
Patriot, most deeply sympathise with their fellow Citizens,
and with the Country at large, on the great and irreparable.
loss which the 'British Empire, and the whole of Europe,
hate sustained, by the sudden and unexpected death of that
truly great Man.
At a Meeting hal this day, it was unanimousl). resolved;
That the libetal Sums already subscribed shall be immedi,
ate!), col laird by Mr. Gilbert Hamilton, jun.
That, as a few Hundred Pounds more will be required,
- for completing and erecting the Statue, Subscription Papers
be lodged at the following places, accompanied by a List of
*le names of those who have already Subscribed; to wit:
At the Council Chamber; • •
The Royal Ship, Thistle, and Bank of Scotland's Offices;
And at the Shops of Mez•srs. William Aitken, Alexander
1711 son, John Swanson, George Lobon, Alexander Fergu-
Xon, Argyll-street, Trongate • and althe Bar of the Tontine
.Colfee-roorn, where two of the Committee will attend daily,
from One till Three o'Clock. .
That when tie Subscription is closed, the Names and the
Sums subscribed shall be published.
The Members of the Committee being fully persuaded
that the feelings of the Inhabitants of Glasgow, upon this
*anelancholy occasion, are in strict unison . with their own,
conceive th.at it, would be offering an insult to their senti-
ments and to their understandings, were they to dwell (as
their inclination prompts them to do) upon the exalted merits
:al' the Deceased, well knowing how deeply, and 1-I.‘v rode
▪ they areengraven upon the hearts of-the British People,
and consequently that any eulogium upon his public charae- •
ter and conduct would he totally superfluous, as a measure
for promoting toe accomplishment of this intended tribute of
re•
spect and atlettions the memory of a Man, whose time
has been so beneh,2.ially employed, and whose talents have'
tken so powerfuliy exerted to the Service.of his King and of
• The'Chairman is reqoested to siA.these Resolutions, and
to direct their publication in the Papers of this City; ;AS well
xs in the London Courier, the SUN, and the Star.
CUNNINGHAM CORBETT,
Chairman.

Glasgow, fan. 28, 18.-.6.
London, England, 1806-02-03

WHITE HART INN, GRAVESEND.
RARAH PITT takes the liberty to inform her
IV Friends and the Public (in consequence of the Decease of
her late Husband) that she carries on the Business of theabove
House. It will be her pride, and she reels it will be her in—
terest, to conduct it in such a way as to give satisfaclion to
all who may honour her with their Custom ; she therefore
terraces to assure them. that Articles of the first Quality
Snail be found at the White Hart, and that the best Aecom-
ntodation and Attendance will be provided.

BILLIARDS.
GENTLEMEN frequenting the -late GEORGE
,• KI MBE R's Billiard Rooms,at the East End of Exeter
-Utange, Strand, are respettlully intortned, that his Widow
111 aving been compelled to quit thern, has, for the Benefit of
erself and two infant Children, fitted up those commodious
Rooms at the West End of that Building, in the genteelest
Tanner, for their Accommodation, where she hopes their
:ncouragernent Entrance from the Strand, two Doors up
sourleigh.street, with a well-liAhted Staircase.
N. 13. No connexion with the Rooms at the East End.

SUPERIOR PERUQUES, 116. NEW BOND-ST RELT.
lIUGHS offers to the Nobility and Gentry a
, fashionable Assortment of PERI. QC/ LS, manufactur-
e" on stn.!' a principle as not to obstruct Perspiration, yet
hudiLiently covered with Hair. so that they may be combed
in any direction without the liability of their being discovered
front a Natural Head of Hair, dressed in the first style, and
lvith
.o4ve.a farther advantage of never shLnk.ing, a fault all utneis

With
to be had at lhM ighs's fashionable Ilair anttlaaoty.
'nth the greatest Assocunent of Halt Ornaments.
London, England, 1806-02-03

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, k'eb. 3, 1906,
will he pertimned

THE TRAVELLERS ;
Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION.
With entirely New Music, Scepery, Machinery, Dresses, &c.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Corri.
Ad I —Charaders in China.
Zaphimira (Prince of china), Mr. ELLISTON;
Koyan this Companion), Mr, BRAHAM ;
O'Gallacher, Mr. IOHNS-I ONE ;
The Emperor of China, Mr. POWELL ;
Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATHEWS ;
Minclora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL ;
Celinda, Mrs. MO UNTA I N.
Ad 11. —Characters in Turkey.
Mustaplia (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ;
Chief Aga of the I anizaries, Mr. DI GNUM ;
Saphi, Mrs. BLAND;
A Dance of Turkish Slaves.
ita 111. and IV —Chalddcrs in Italy.
Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND;
The Marchioness of Merida, SiKnora STORACE:
A Dance ot Lazzaroni.
Ad V.—Chatiders In England.
Admiral Lord 1-I.4,Wser, Mr. DO ,v roN;
Buntline (ail 91d-Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER.
The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY.
I t 1.1
London, England, 1806-02-03

pßovistoN FOR SIR R. STRACIIAN:

Lord CASTLZREAGII then delivered a third ),les-
sae to, the following effect :
" hits N 14,3 evrY being desirous of conferring a signal mark
of his favour arld approbation on Rear7Adiniral Sir Ri cu A RD
Sl'RAcuAs, for the capture of a French Squadron, and the
valour and slafl displayed by him on that occasion, hiS
granted to him an Annuity of wool. for the'terin of his natu-
-74 life, and recommends to his faithful Commons to consider
the best mode of securing the same."

It was ordered, that the House, should, "On
Zon-
'day, go iuto.a Committee, to cousidei of this Nes-
3age also.
London, England, 1806-02-03

DBISDALE V. POTTS.

This aka§ a motion fora new trial. It was an'
a&ion on a Policy of Insurance on the Ship Fanny,
from St. Lucie to any Port of England. The ques-
tion was, whether the Ship was sea-worthy when
she sailed from the. West Indies ? It was contended,
in support of the motion, that the aStion could not
be sustained, as the Captain of the Ship had proved
that he sailed without his complement of hands,
having but thirteen men and boys, who were not
enough to navigate the Ship. The hull was also
described to be leaky, in consequence of which she
sunk, after a gale of wind, notwithstanding every
Ship in the Convoy remained without injury. It
was; stated at the trial that the Ship had received re-
pairs in, 1802, two years before her present voyage,
and the Jury found a verdid for the Plaintiff,- but the
Learned Counsel maintained that the evidence was
with the Defendants.--The.Court granted a Rule.

On Saturday an Inquisition was taken on the
body of a young woman of the name of Jones, who
was found drowned in the Paddington Canal Ton
Thursday evening. The deceased, it appeared-, had
recently been married to a man who afterwards
went to sea.. She was subjea to extreme depres-
sion of spirits, and when so was,indisposed.. There
was not, however, any evidence to prove what led
her to the cavil, only that she left her habitation on
the Saturday preceding • her death, as was supposed,
to go to see' a friend near Uxbridge. The Jury
found a verdict--Accidental Death.
London, England, 1806-02-03

SIIIP I'E/VS.

POOLZ, JANUARY 29.
Arrived—the Mary, Cribb, and Amt,-Bartlett, froth New.
foundland ; Resolution, Godfrey' from jersey ; New Hope,
Manelaws, and William and Mary, Boynes, from Wey_
mouth ; Industry, Robinson, from Plymouth ; Providence,
Tucker, from Teignmouth ; Industrious, Aldridge, from
Southampton ; and Pheasant, Brooks from Lymington.
Sailed—the Hope, Tucker, fir Vienna; and Brothers,
Carter, for Bristol.
lAN. 31. Arrived—the Dove, Mew, and Titualar, Win-
clover, from Cowes ; Active, Williams, Friend's Endeavour,.
Hill. and King Alfred, Woodman, from Portsmouth ; and.
Rolla, Walker, from Newfoundland:
Sailed—the New Hope, Manelaws, for Arundel ; Aaive,
Boynes, for Portsmouth ; Resolution, Godfrey, for jersey ;
and Friendship, Davis, for Lisbon.

CR AV ESEND, j A N. 30_,

Passed by—the Pax, Harper, trout Dantzic • Saturnus,
Cornelius, trout Rotterdam ; Griffin, J-laywood, fralll,
Aio-
gadore; and Vrow Anna Catharina..Halen, Paasche, from
Cadiz. '
Sailed—the Venus, Montgomery, for Belfast; Olympus,
Smith, ter Madeira ; and Scorpion, Bunker, for the South

AN. 31. Passed by—the Susan and Polly, Shaw, from Se-
ville; Alert. White, from Gibraltar; Nautilus, Taylor,
from St Petersburgh ; Concordia, Bulmer, from l'antzic ;
Boynes, Real, from Memel ; Fortuna, M‘Ghie, and Con-
ductor, Mdsnett, from Tonningen.

LONDON : Printed by_ RI CI-IAR HARRIS, of N 0.4, Marti:lt „court,. itow.streei ; and I,lhiished h} WILLIAM AR M}C;IR SCR [FP*, of South Molton-street,
At the SyN•OFFicE, No. riv, Strand ; v 4 ere XciverlisimeNes Orders for the. Pater, Lepers for the Editor, &c. ftr.vt-p:id), must be
London, England, 1806-02-03

PROVISION FOR LADY NELSON:

Lord CASTLZREAG/I appeared at the Bar, with a
Message from Ills MAJESTY, which waS delivered
in, and read from the Chair by the SPEAIUR as fol•

~10 s

4. GEORGE R.

His NIA J as•r x haying taken into his Royal considera-
Oen the splendid actions and heroic achievements of,the'
late Vice-Admiral Lord Viscount NELSON, Knight of the
Bath, during a life spent in the service of Country, and
terminated by a glorious"death int he moment of victory ; and
lacing desirous of granting to his Widow, Lady Viscountess
NELSON, an Annuit'y of aool. for the term of her natural
life, recommends to his faithful Commons to consider the
best mode of securing the same for the benefit of the said
• Lady."

- -
Lord CASTLEW Gu moved, that the House should
on Monday resolve itself into a Cornmittee, for the
purpose of taking His Majesty's rndst gracious Mes-
sage into consideration.—Ordered.
London, England, 1806-02-03

INDIA AFFAIRS.

, .
Mr. WALLACE adverted to the Papers laid be-
fore. the House some time since, on the Motion ,of
an Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mr. PAUL), on which
that Hon. Gentleman had founded statements tend-
ing to censure the condua of the Government of
India, and particularly the condud of the, Noble
Marquis lately at the head. of that Government, re-
lathe to the Nabob of Oude. He rose now to
move for other Papers connected with this subje&,
and necessary to a full and fair view of the whole I
transaftions. He had 410 doubt that the result of I
the examination of all the •documents would have
the eifea of doing away the charges;and explaining
the condua of the. Noble Marquis to.the satisfaaion
of the House.' He ,concluded with moving, •That
that there be laid before the House Extras from
the Letter •of the Governor-General in Council,
dated Bengal, 2ist August, 1786 e: to the. Secret •
Committee of the Court of Directors; relative to
the continuance of the Company's Troops at Putty-
ghur ; also,
,a Copy -of a letter of the Governor-
. General,' dated 21st July, , 1787, concerning the
Company's relations with the Nabob Vizier. These
Papers, with several of subseeinent -dates, down to
1796, on the same su*:a, were ordered.
Mr. PAUL complained,. that many of the Papers
relative to this subje&, ordered on his Motion seven
months,since, were not yet before the House.
Mr. WILLACE said, it was under 'the serious
consideration of thb Board of Controul, to whoSe
. cration this important charge was committed, what.
part of the Pipers` moved for by the Hon. Gentleman
coUld be produced imitl,tout pUblic mischief., He as 7
stared the Hon. Gentleman, at the same time, that
it was the wish of the Board to give every possible
'information consi,,tent with the trust reposed in them.
It was then ordered, •on the Motion of Mr. WA L-
. 'LACE; .that there be laid before. the House, a Copy
'of-a Draft of a Letter of the Court of Directors an-
nulling the appointment of HENRY 'WELLESLEY as
Lieutenant-Governor. • This Letter had been sub-
witted to the Board' of Controul, who had not given
permission to send it, therefore it was described as a
Draft of a Letter. •
London, England, 1806-02-03

IMPERIAL PARLI4IMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATURDAY, FEB. 1.

GALWAY MILLS gave notice, that on Mon-
day se'rinight he would move that there be laid before
the lipuse Copies of the Dispatches from Lord Lew-
ington abd Major-General Prevost, containing an
account of the Attack Irv:de-upon the Island of Do-
minica, and the daMages sustained' by captures on
that occasion.
• Mr. BERESPORD presented a Petition from the
Inhabitants of the Parish of St. • George, ' Dublin,
praying leave to bring in a Bill to constitute a new
Parish therein, with powei to •raise money for paro-
chial expences, &c.—Leave was given.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the
Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates.—The
Resolutions were agreed to nem. con.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought in Bills for continuing
for one year, from the expiration of the last grant,
the usu.' Duties on Land and Malt, &c.—The Bills
were read a first time, and ordered to be reada second
time on Monday.
- •
London, England, 1806-11-17

CANTAt FREEHOLD ESTATES,

MANOR, MANSION, PARK,. FAI2IIIS, and' LANDS,
CORNWALL. -
TO BE SOLD' BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS; ,
At G afraway'3 Coftee-house, 'Change.ialley, Cornhill, To-
.morrow, the 18th instant, at Twelie o'Clock, in One
Lot,

THE Capital; and truly Desirable FREE-
Ho LD ESTAT ES, must binutifully itnate in the
Parish of Diane, in the Conttry of Cornwall ; Comprising^a
Capital Mansion, planned for the accommodation of a f rnily
of Distinction, with OfficeS of every des,. ription; Carden's.
Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, Patk, and' Lands; late the
residence-of 'Sir J. Morshead, Bart. The Manor ^r Great
Trenant, with its appurtenances; Barton Farrn ant; I:enesn,-;
Lands, called Trenant Parki with r tejeceruclits and 1;a:'1;3-:;,
called Great Trenant and, Little Trenant; Treat ith, Burni-
mord, Hole, Tredallet, .Nest Tredalletyand "sun—
dry Coppice Woods and Plantations.; tin; whole-upwards of
six hundred Statute Acres of rich M eadoVV, Pasture and Arable
Land, in a Ring Fence, and-on an elevated spot, commanding
extensive and luxuriant views of the ri,.h woods and the chan-
nel, forming a grand picturesque scenery, and a desirable resi-
dence for a Gentleman's Family., within half a mile of Loe,
seven from Liskeard, 14 from Plymcluth, '-and one froth
sea.
. May be viewed, by' applying at the Mansion, Yvhere'Vartit•
culars may be had; and at'Mr..Child's, Solicitor, Liskeard ;
the Post-house, Budmin; Hotels at Plymouth, E:e.ter, and
Weymouth; White Hari, Salisbury; Bdsh,' Bristol;
Lion, Bath ; Hotel, Liverpool.; bolphin, Southampton ;
Fountain, Portsmouth.; of Messrs. Lloyd and Dowse, Soli-
citors, 4, Gray's- Inn•-squore ; at Garraway's ,• and of Mr.
Robins Warwick-street, Golden-square, London, 'where a
Plan of the Estate may be seen. •

CAPITAL. 17RgE1lOLD MANSION and PLEASURE
GROUNDS, Green Park, St. James's Place.
TO BE SOLD-BY AUCTION,
By Mr, ROBINS, r

At darraWay's house - Cornbill, OR
Tuesday, the 16th December, 15."6, at Twelve o'Clock,
ANOBLE Spacious FREEHOLD MANSION,
substantially built, and_ juiliciiouly planned for• the
accommodation of a Farnily.o(the first distindion, pleasure-
grounds testetully arranged arid planted, situate in the Green
Park, and most preferable part of St. aineics Place, thePro-
petty and late.,Residence ()taw. Right Hon. Lord Carrington_
The Mansion Contains suites •ofelegant 'apartinents on, the
two principal stories, with ,spacioits •Iled,room, Dressing-
.toom, &e. on the-second story, six large lied,cltambers,
sets, &c. . Seven attics over ;. in the basement, Offices of
descriptions. planned and fitted with every convenience, prin.-
cipal and secondary Stair-cases. The whale forming a Re-
sidence of thefirst.consequence ; the pleasure-ground is held
under the Crown, on along Lease, and at a Low Rent.
May he viewed by Tickets Partieulars on the Premises,
at Garraway's, =dot" Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square: _
London, England, 1806-11-17

Bugtos AxiEst—The YetlOw ?ever Remedy is
now becoffie so necessary an-Article for' the use of
all Persons going to a hot climate,: that most of our
Counttymen who. are gone to the above Settlethent
have supplied themselves with a. few. Boxes of it,
notwithstanding that Bueuos,Ayres is generally.con-
sidered very healthy. •
London, England, 1806-11-17

Flo% the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 15, 1806.

PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL, NOV. 12.
County of Cornwall.
The names of those who were nominated for
Sheriffs by the Council of His Royal i-Fghness the
Prince of Wales, at His Royal Highness'S Council-
Chamber, Somerset Place, on -Wednesday the 12th
day of November, in the 47th rear of the reign, of
Psis present Majesty King George the Third, and in
the year of our Lord 1806 :
Sir William Pratt Call, of Whiteford, Bart.
John Tillie Coryton, of Crocadon, Es'q.
The Hon. Charles Bagnal Agar, of LanhydrOck.
London, England, 1806-11-17

rtw ~'

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

At the 'cloe of the Pull on Saturday the numbers

weie.

For Mr:MEI-Lis
It yNo
isumovre -

1-96

- '572
- 323-

Mr. 'AYNG: came forwaed, but was, as •pre-
ventr: tram speaking by the tiarnour of the multi-
-tr.de colleaed in the front of the. hustings. •
Sir FRAN cis 'Mat E'er returned his sincere thanks
to those Eleetors'iwho had 'honoured hips with their,
support, and assured theta that he should bOt be
wanting Oji his part to give 'time and.every oportu-
iety to the supporters of the independent interest
in Middlesex, •to come up and give their votes'; fOr
he was de:ermined)* he had befOre mentioned, -to
keep the poll open;--fo the last Mitutekhat the law
allowed. He was nut surprised that the poll was 'so
slack on that, day, as Sattrday was-always known to
be an inconvenient day -for those Ele6torS who re-
sided ill Loivion, and were engaged iii "btiiiness
. there, to attend for the purpoie of giving their votes.
He hoped, however, that on INlonday, and when
the Westminster Contest Was decided, the poll
would be brisker. He thought be had no otcasion
now to repeat' the principles .and the grounds-upon
which.he ast:ed tbr their support. If there %yes any
doubt or ambiguity respe(ding the pfitciples he pro-
14ssed, he was sure that ambiguity did 'not proceed
from Is:tn, but that it was owing tt) the general ha--
bit in this ci)Untry, of considering political questions
on thelittle and narrow grounds of party interest,
and not tipOn the great leading' eonskittrtional prin-
cipies to which alone he looked. It was because he
did not enter into the little views of parties, but to
' the true principles of the Constitution) and the in-
terest of
,the peovle• in this country, that he had
conceived himself entitled to expect that support
which a free Constitution had given to the peo-
ple for the maintenance of their lights and in-
terests. - .
mEtLisli .returned his 'thanks for the honour
.the Eleaors /tad done, hhn, in placing hitt so high
_upon the poll. As the Honourable Baronet still
declared his determination to keep the poll open to
the last n-A.rnent, he entreated his friends to con-
tnnie their exertions in his favour, and he hoped
that he would not only retain his pr sent supe-
riority on the poll, but that he would rise still
higher.
London, England, 1806-11-17

11111 L-1 NliA

, tract Of a Letter from'a Gentleman commanding
Trinichid Light inflintry regiment, or Iltiyal
South Arneritan Rangers, yvith the rank of C6l. to
bis.brother, in Paisley, dated Carrip,Aruba, 23d Sept.
)8-06.
"1 wrote to you fully from the city of Coro, on
the Ist of this mouth. FroM the passiVe part which
the inhabitants cif,that city;. the Prietto de la Vuela,
and that part of 'the province of Cord ire had pos.-.
session of, and from the miserable appointment of the
Spanish troops we have met, there remains not a
shadow of doubt, that, with 1000 British troops and
a few field pieces, in addition to our present force,"
to insure the persons and properties of those of affiu7
• ence who are friendly to us, we could easily Ohs-
. sass ourselves of all this rich Province. ' His illajes-
ty's Ships *Elephant and La Seine joined us two drys
ago from Birbadoes ; .and, by the advices froth Ad-
miral COCHIiaYE, we have reason to believe, that
troops are new on the way from Britain to our assist-
, ance. If the war continues, it will and must be
taken up by the 'British nation, as it is the very best
thing she can do to counter-balance the aggrandising
system of Buonaparte, and to prevent this Paradise
of the World from falling under, the influence and
crushing hand of the despot ofFrance."
A letter from Aruk, of Sept. 27, has been re-
ceived by a Gentleman in Glasgow from his Son,
who is an. Officer in MIRAN'DA.sArmy. , The letter
is hastily written, and enters into no details; but it
is of material interest, in so fat that it proves the
fallacy of alrthe reports received from America of
the failure or thelxpedition. Admiral COPHRANE'
had sent them a 74-gun Ship and a Frigate, and 'had'
assured them of a throe from Britain to co-operate
with them. They were all in high spirits, and ex-
pktted to be, soon' engaged in an attempt in. some
other quarter but heir particular destin49n was
nos known..
SNA
London, England, 1806-11-17

BIRTH

.Lately, at Chichester, the Lady o 1 William Tuffnell, Esq.
Member fur Colchester, of a Son.

MARRIED.

Lately, Mr. William Sntith, of Cheapside, to- Miss A.
A:Aon, of Friday -street.
On the 23d of February, at Ferruckaliad, William fella
Sands, Esq. in tile Hon. East-ludia Company's Civil Ser.
vice,. to Miss Clara Hollia4s, youngest ditighter of the de.
ceased - HoPings, Esq. Surgeonin London.
A few days age, at L•ewstoue, near Otley, Yorkshire,
Mr, John Seatree, to MisS Harrison, both of drat Parish..
There- never was a watch of more equ.il fertunes : ihg ...Pa-
rents of each gave them Solbs. btet, 'and a time.•
kiln full of potatoes.

DIED

On Wednesday, at his house in Store-street, Belirgri. •
square, Lieutenant-General Inues, lately rCUmniandant of -•••
the Chatham Division of Ito) al Nl:trines.
On tife ith inst. at her house, in Pristol.street, Birming-
ham, Sarah ruilinoke, sister-hi-law of I. A. Soeliner, Esq.
On Tuesday the uth _inst. at I.ees Berwickshirec:Miss
Marianne Majoritranks, daughter of Edward INlajoribinits,
Esq. - _
•

A,3
London, England, 1806-11-28

'Matters enn;Aurea, it is r. s t P.mb.:We that a
general Peace is at nu great distance. To new Put-
intbouf Funds the speculation of such a cc, -
tingeney is. highly tor to purchase. 4 pdt
Cents. at It bpot. Go, in tinie of War, and to sell at
'1;f0 on the event of Peace, is a predneo of quick re-
turn, and ..of re3i moment. The. Sharers- of Fen- --
tune's ficours in the glorious Lottery Scheme just
'announced, will do well to prOti; by this hint.
That a " KnoMildge. of . a disease is half -its
cure," is an adage, which Lever was 'more fay
verified than in. the "Venereal
,Disease, which, Pro-
teus like,. assumes so.naany different forms, that it
requires -no small portion ofexperien,e and knolv-
Jedge. distinguish one pf its symptoms from
other complaints, and to apply, with, efAl:acy such
rgraediess .as Will produce a . rad i , cure , without
undermining the constitution. The Arzti
sines, or-Saiomon's Drops; is the long sought tbr re;:
medy for all its stages, when rtle,rc6ey or- Amimony,
Nitrous Acid, and other. Medicines so fashionable
of late, prove abortive. These Drops prove of the
utility in Cases of " depraVerd'habit, With
' afieLtiobs hence `its efficacy in cases
' '
of Scuity, Ow a,. or
:Leprosy,
it well as in' ttie
confirmeet,nes;. and beu.ce by its sanative power' it
'expels the virus out
,of the system, and rcstoresit
-to 'convaleisconce \ellen impaired by diF'eli.4, or the
deleterious preparations of Merccry,-Artimony, anti
Aquo.fotti.s.. 'This sovereign, remedy may now be
had of till reglable Venders of.. Genuine
AI: ui-
eines throughout the United -Kingdom, in .balft
• guinea and 3.3:•';. family bottles, containing four leS.set
•
London, England, 1806-11-28

" ORDER OF THE DAY.

1
1 .. " From the Imperial Head-Quarters,
- Berlin. Nov,. 9. 1806.. •
d The Emperor informs .the Grand Duke of BERG,
111 c... Prince of. PoNTo Coßvo, ,Marshal.Sow,T, and
the Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Engineers,
1 and. er their coMmand, -thatheis satisfied with their
1 eotatia iii the brilliant atfairs near Labeck, and with
tine indefatigable a&ivity withf,which they have pur-
Isued :he t,'llera' dating his march. '
I
'--, The Corps under Gen. P• Weil ER, pressed on
every sicie,. contin.ually out-flanked, and whose re-
i treat hafl beca cat off in every'diretaiob, has capitu-
' -ltitl air sori'encle:'6d prisoners of war. ' It 'consisted
i of I (>.,ofit) in..an4.7',,, and 4000 cavalry. They 'bad with
tae'tita 4 aof 91, - oieceis- of artillery, and are to be
, •
i- sent to Fratice. . •

pres.eot the-ce iS not a single corps of the Ene-
my remaininr; on thiS side the Vistula.
" Prince of I.\i t:TIFC fIATE I: and
• Major-Gen:of the Grand Army. • •
(I.7.iclers;gne.l) " M. A. BERTHIER."

ANOTHER LETTER, FAME DATE.

. .
The Grand Duke of' 8r.n6.--(Mun.vr) is hourly
expelled bere, General' SAVAaY has entered
-Wismar., :Two regimentS of Prussian Hussars,.each
with 1000 horses; and 'two battalions of grenadiers,
are made prisoners : 3tipieces of cannon were found
in the place. •
On the Gth, in the afternoon; Field-Marshal
MOLLENDORF had an audientle of the, Emperor, and
was most graciously received. Immediately after,
the four Deputies from Leipsic' were presented to his
Majesty. '
On Sunday morning, at eleven o'clocli; 'the Con-
stituted Authorities assembled at the Palace, with
the Minister -of State and his Deputies, . &c. when
the, following
:oath was administered' to thetn by
Gen. CLARK : I swear to exercise the authority
vested in me by the Emperor of the French and
King of Italy, according to law, and simply with
the view of preserving the,public order and tran-
quillity : and to use all my exertions in the service
of the French Army, concurring with, and forward-
ing their designs, and not' to have any -connexion
with the enemy.".
The conquered countries belonging to the King
of Prussia; according to a Notice published by the
Governor - General, are divided into four Depart-
ments :

L The Departmenit of. Berlin, and which will also
coUsist of four Provinces ;" viz. Ukerarah, under the
klomman4 of the -Chief of-Battalion 'IA rreg-
London, England, 1806-11-28

mllO

On Monday evening, at Peckham, Mts. Stringer, relieof
:the late Miles Stringer,
Yesterday se'nnight,• his'seat at Byrland, near Tattntar,
Sir William Yea, Bart. aged 79-
A-few days since. _Mrs. Wooibi, wife of Mr. W• el-
;by, Tailor, of Sudbury, Su ttidk. • One of the t‘e trj:rs of the
above r•-rson to the grave-, on Wednesday "last,
to Mr Woolby's house; suddenly dtoppctt down dead wilast
drinking'a

• ..
London, England, 1806-11-28

THE VENEREAL DISEASE,

T TNDER its various Appearances, and complicated
Attacks. hlaY
LJ be speedily and secretly eradicated from
the System by the use of Dr. FREL MA N's D RO PS ; which,
for their salutary in cleansing the 131oud from all irn-
ptitities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, are termed GUT,TA
SA LUTARIS. By persevering 'in the use °finis Remedy,
the Patient gradually loses all,Pairi and Inflammation of the
Parts, all foul and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps in the
Skin, and other corresponding Symptoms of this cruel and
relentless Disease; nearly thirty years practice hath proved
to`Dr. reeman,.that.all this is accomplished by the Drops,
without the aid of Surgical Operations, or the usual filthy
'applidation of greasy mercurial Preparations.
Sold; by 'appointment of Dr. Freeman, of Hatton Garden,
by R.
sliutle,, No. 4, Chcapside. corner of Paternoster. row ;
Bacon, iso„ and Pidding, 76, Oxford-street ; Bull and Call-
well, Dublin; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Mac
Donald, Glasgow; Stains, •Maachester ; Larlibury, Liver
pool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; and most Medicine
Venders in every 'Town, in lioqlas.at ze, 94. each.
London, England, 1806-04-01

lie-quitted it. He professed himself at a loss to con-
ceive where the unceV lay.-
Lord HE PE replied, that the Treaties
contained no provisions on which an acCurate calcu-
lation could be formed:

Mr. WARD declared, that if the Treaties were
inspeaed they would not bear out the Noble Lord's
statement.

Mr. ATKINS made some observation's on the Tax
on So r, and Mr. HOLT LEE on that on Property.
Mr. BABINGTON contested the justice of the
Tab on Property. It would be impossible for men of
small incomes to set themselves right without -in-
fringing on their capital. NOthing he believed would
be more difficult than to persuade, people •in the
country of the propriety of,. compelling' a man who
had fifty pounds a-year to pay a tax of 51. while a
man of lot ty-five pounds a-year. wholly escaped:
Mr. VANSITTART defended the principle of
the Tax. The Hon. Gentleman had Misapprehend-
ed it. It was not intended 'that the person whose
income was but 501. a year should pay at the rate of
ten per cent. The scale would begin at a low per
centage at 501. and proceed by arithmetical pro.
gression till it arrived at 1001. when the highest rate
Of ten per cent. would begin.
The Resolutions (39 in number) were then sepa-
rately read and agreed to, and Bills ordered accord-
ingly

The Committee on the Treasurer of the Ordnance
Bill was- postponed till to-morrow.
On the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART, there were
ordered to be laid before the House, an Account of the
general quarterly average prices of Raw and Musco-
vado sugar, for the last six years, exclusive of all
duties; and an Account of the value of all Iron and
Iron Ware exported from Great Britain during the
last ten years.- The Committee on the Tortola Free-
port Bill was deferred till the 17th of April. ,
VANSITTART gave notice,. that in.the Corn-
mistee of Ways and Means, on Wedneday-next, he
would move for the issue of three nil:lions in Ex -
chequer Bills:-.--Adjourned.

YRICE•OF STOCKS .
THIS DAY AT,TWELYZ O'CLOCK.

Consols

..... 64

MAILS.
Hamburgh, z Dublin. DUE-1 Gottenburgh,
Lisbon, z Dublin, 2 Waterford.
London, England, 1806-04-01

29 I 5
36

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR APRIL.

FULL Da sssas.—A loose robe of undressed crape over a
dress of white satin or sarsenet, embroidered all round with
silver; the sleeves quite plain and embroidered' to correspond
with the dress. A tiara of silver, or steel, .dorned with gems
or cornelians. White gloves and shoes. A round dress of
fine muslin over white sarsenet. Broad lace ler in (town the
front, and round the bottoni. The bosom quite plain, trim-
med with a quilting of lacv,and ornamented with a medallion
or broom. A long silk shawl,. the ends embmider,d in co.:
lours. The'haitdresie.d with a bandeau of velvet and dia:.
monds:

HEAD-DRESSES, &c.--A turban made of an ladian shawl,
ornamented in front with a,medallion. A turban of very thin
Muslin, finished with a long end li-(nn the top. A small
round cap of thin Muslin; thcfront ornamented with work,.
ed vine leaves. The hair dressed with a tiara: A morning
dress of thick white made up close to the throat
With a collar. Necklace-and armlets of corneliaa. A stra4
hat turned up in front. - •
GENERAL ORSERV TONS.-4-The favourite colours are
pea-green,. lilac and yellow. Spring pelisses of soft silk of
various colours are worn, but mi generally. -Spencers and'
mantles are more worn. Feathers have almost entirely dis-
appeared, both in full and undress. Small wreaths_of flowers
painted on lace,,are much used for the dress of the head.
London, England, 1806-04-01

STA:VP-OFFICE, SOMERSET:PL4IOE,

Marih 22; 180,6.
WE,'His Majesty's Commissioners for Managing
• the Stump Duties, duly authorised by the Lords Com•
minioners of His Majes(y'sleeasuryipurivant to Ac 7 of Parag.
mote,
,to lett 19 farm
.the Dutiec granted by ." An A/ of the
4* Forty:fourth Year of Hit present tilajesy, on Horses let to Hire
" for travelling Post and 6y Time," do hereby give Notice, .
'that we intend to Lett, at oar Office in Somerset-place,
the said Duties to Farm, on Tuesday the azd of April
next, between the HourS of Oneand TWo in the After—
noon, within the Distria undermentioned; for the Term of:
Two Years and Three Quarters from the Ist Day of May
nest, to such Person or Persons as may, be willingto contract
for the smite: :

All Persons intending to 'Farm the said Duties are to deli-
ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-Office, in Somerset-
place, at least three days previous to the said 22d Day of
April next, signed with their Names, stating the Places of
*their abode, and that they intend to bid for the said Dis-
trket,, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on.
No Persons licensed to lett Horses for the purpose of travel-
ling POst, nor any Persons for their Use, can be admitted to
contria for the said Duties.
No. DISTRICT to be Lett to Farm.

52. Middlesex, including London and Westininster„C2B,ooo
All Persous inte»ding to bid for this Distria are desired
to take Notice, That, in pursuance of the particular Instruc-
tions of their Lordships, it will be put up at the Sum spe.
cified above, which will be gradually abated, until a Bid=
ding shall be. made ; and, !upon such Bidding, any Person
may advance, and the highest Bidder will be declared the
Farmer, and will be required to pay down immediately,
in Bank' Notes, One Eighth Part of the Annual Rent.there-
of as a Deposit. But in case the Districi shall not be accepted
at a price which shall be deemed the proper Value thereof,
it will be Withdrawn and otherwise disposed of.
• G. N. NEYLE. W. LAKE.
j. BINDLEY. ED. F. HATTON.
L. lENKINS. 'H. HALLAM.
W. K. SPENCER. •
London, England, 1806-04-01

N,l VAL N g lf

'PORTSMOUTH, MARCH a t .--:LArrived this after-
noon the Dover Castle, outward bound' East India-
man, RICHARDSON, from the Downs;, also the
Sopfiia, LORIEE, from Leith ; and the Beltice,
LAMB, from Sunderland.
.
This .morniing the'followmg EaSt Indiamen sailed
from St. Helen's, under Convoy 'of the,,Leopard,' of
50. guns, Capt. EAGGETT, and the :flllrion4tn4
cator 'Store Ships, vi.-11/ilithatizstoz,b,,..l‘lfLEon,
and Lord- Nelson, HUTTON, fQr St, lielena, and
Bengal ; -Ear/`of St. Vinc'ent,- JONES, for Bombay ;.•
Lady -Burgess; Sw INTON, Lord Melville, LENNOX,
and Asia, ‘V ARDLOV., for Coast and Bay. ; .Pante,
JAMESON, for Bombay and. ,'Betigal-; Sovereign,
CAMPBELL, and Alexander, FRANKLIN,. for Madras
and Bengal, togetherwith two South Sea Whalers.
Sailed alSo for Plymouth, His' Majesty's -Ship
Gitraltar,' of 80 guts, Capt. ROBINSON.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 29,—,-Arrived His Majesty's
Brig Endeavour, and His Majesty's Gun-brig Staunch,
both from Plymouth; and the Richard, SMITH, from-
Gibraltar.

Sailed His Majesty's Ships St...Toseph, of 99 guns;
Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, Vile de Paris
and Glory for a cruize off Brest. .

Sailed-His, Majesty's Ship Merlin, with Convoy,
.for the West Indies; the Prince of 11/ales Packet,
TODD, with Mails, for Lisbon.

Passed 'this Port to-day the Lisbon and Oporto
Fleets under Convoy of Its Majesty's Ship Ocean
and Gannet Brig.

,HARWICH, MARCH 3 1 .—The -Prince of Wales
Packet, Capt. A. DEAN E, arrived this morning from
Cuxhaven, -with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails.
Sailed the Ferriter Gun-brig on a' Crtiize; and the
Argus and Repulse Revenue Cutters for their stations.
About fifty Sail of Ships bound to the North
ward, are detained by a strong N. E. wind ; as also
the Packets with the outward-bound HaMburgh,.
Bremen, and Gottenburgh Mails of the 25th and
28th inst.

DEAL,. MARCH 31.—Sailed through the Downs
last night, from the Iliver to the Westward, the
Dover Castle East Indiaman.

Arrived the Bold and Gallant Gun-brigs from -a
Cruize," and remain in the Downs with His Akajes-
ty's Ships as per last.

COWES, MARCH 31.;---Arrived the Danish }-163r
"'genera, Capt. J. SoxAuc, from London, and sailed .
again for• Cadiz.

-Sailed the Bremen Brig,- Eidte, Capt. J. NiEuri-
SHAD, for Liverpool and the Danish Ship .'o7z-
stanlia,' Capt. ZEFE.,ER'F, with brandy) for Guernsey.

TY.P, DISTP.IBUTION O THE BRI-

'ORCZ TO THIS DAY.
London, England, 1806-04-01

iiIR i'i':S

On Sunday night last, at her house in Portugal-street, the
Hon. Mrs. Berkeley, wife of Admiral 'Berkeley, of a Son.
On Saturdhy, the. Lady of Lieut.- Colonel Sir It dbert Wil-
son, of a still-born child.

At the Manor House, Hays, the wife of Wm. Walker, of a
Son.

On Friday last, a poor woman of. the name of Juliet Ell_
more, residing near the Old Barge'House, Narrow Wall, Lam.
bet h,-of three children.

MARRIED
On Saturday last, Mr. Robert Rickards, of London,to
Miss Reid, of Bristol.

1)/1%0

On Wednesday last, at Woolwich, Lieut.-Colonel George
Scott, of the Royal Reghnent of Artillery•.
At Brighton, on Friday last, the intant son of the Hen.
John Talbot.
On Saturday last, at Bath, Sir 'oho. Honywood, Bart. M.
P. for Honiton.

LONDON ; PTintOi by R. HARRIS ef Martlett-court,
%V
Bow-street), and publisned by W. A. emirs's (of South-
NiQuitub.street), at the Sun-Vtfice, 112, Strand.
London, England, 1806-04-01

NEW STA? E LOTTE RY

BEGINS DRAWING the pth of MAY, 1806.
SCHENI4.
_ i Prize of, £zs,ooo - -4 is . - ‘25,000
2 - - - - 20.000 . . - - - - 409°J0
2 - - - - L.,,c,00 . -

3-- - .
ID - - - -

20,006
15;ooc..
Too' o
Soo - 5000
100 _ loco
co • - 2800
«I

5000
1000

ro - - -
6200 -

25,0 .o Tickets

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Five First-drawn Tickets, Ist Day ,C rOOO each
Five First-drawn Tickets, 341 Day boo each, sOOO
I irst-drawn - - 4th Day ro,noe
Ditto - - sth Day . zo,ooo
Ditto. - 6th Day - - - 25,000-
Price of a Ticket .. - - Zl9 IS o
Half - Zzo 2o I Eighth -£212 0
Quarter - - o Sixteenth - t 6 o
TICK 1, TS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced
I.oltery.(ilficeS.

No. 4, CORNI-II LI-. and H 9, CARING-CROSS,
LONDON.
BISH returns his most glateflil Thank 4 to the
. Public for the very di:,ting►ushed preference they have
been pleased to give the above ()Ricci for several years.
The H.iders of the following Outstanding Capital Prizes,
shared an, soli as above, in the Lottery Just finished, may
either receive their money or 'exchange them for Tickets or
Shares in the new Lottery which begins drawing the a?.th of
.2.51, 10,0001. Nos. 4,677, and 8.666,5,0001. -No.
17;047, -2,0001 No. 637, 1,0221. Nos. 24.630 and 13,643,
1.0001. Nos. 1.689, 15.694, and 19,063, 5221.
10,93 f, and 21,277, 5001. &c. &c.
*** All Business in the Public Funds transaaed with
fidelity and dispatch.
London, England, 1806-06-02

_BROUGHT DOWN TO THE i'RESENT TIME.

. .
This Day was published, either in One or Two Volumes,
price 14s. in husrds, including the Arms of the Peers, and
the Orders of Knighthood, . .
yEARSLEY's PEERAGE 'OF - ,ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, containing an,Ac-
c int of the• Origin, Honours, Marriages, and Issue of the
; •a List of all their Family Names, Titles of Elder
Sons, and Translation of their Mottos. To which are. added',
an Account of the Orders of Knighthood, an exact Valuation
of each of the Bishopricks, -and a complete extina Peerage
of the Three Kingdoms.
Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. •.•
London, England, 1806-06-02

t) I

On Friday morning, at the' house of her mother, Lady Ba-•
_got, in Upper Brook-street, the Hon. Mrs./Paget, Lady of
the Hon. General Paget, son of the Earl of Uxbridge. •
On Tuesday night, Mrs. French, reliti of the late Mat-
thew Deane T., french, Esq. of the County of Cork.
On the loth of April, at his seat near New-York, in the
78th year of his age, Horatio Gates, Esq. late a Lieutenant-
General in the service•of the United States of America.

On Wedpesday last, at Kentish. Town, Alexander .Hub-
bert, Esq. lbrmerly of Ostend.
On the 24th ult. at Ins house at Newington-green, John
Hood, Esq. ' • •
• On the sth of Ooiober la§t, in his passage from Calcutta to
China, whither hz was going for the recovery of his health,
.E. Lloyd, Esq Master ,in Equity and AccoUntant-General
,t that Settlement.
On last, Friday in'her 133 d year at the house of her bro-
ther, William Salte, net Tottenham, Mrs. Salte, rektel of
the late lohn•Salte, Esq. of Ludgate-street. •
On Saurday the 24th ult. at his house in Howl-ani- street,
.Patrick Burke, Esq. in his fad year.
• On the•26th ulr. Mr. Neville,. of the Strand. ' ••
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Downs-, relict of Mr. Michael
Downs, rforinerry of Piccadilly.
, the Itti ult. ai;ed 65, Mr. Joseph Walker, olSouth-
winifibld Park, Derbyshire, on a jou-ri.ey to Preston, in Lan-
caiihre tie had proceeded to Worslgy Stocks, near Man-
chester,' where he Was .observed by a person whom-he had
just passed on the road .to alight and lead his horse:a tew
yards he then sat down on a I:6iik, hOldhig the brittle in his
hand and le,ining to the hedge, and in that posture was fo'und
dead when the person who first saw him came 'tip to the
place.

Li b) \V iLLI Am A styi Cita SCitltrs, of South Molton-gtreit, Gros.Venor-sghare,
for the Letters for the, Et &c. '06.0-paid), must Le :iddresse:l;
London, England, 1806-06-02

BANKRUPICIES ENLARGED.

john Bennet, Corn inour Martin, Sometsetshire, lames
A3tYnnet,- of Manchester, and George Bennet, of Bedminster,
Sornersetshire, dealers and co-partnt.trs, trom,lune.7 to I uly
z 6, at ten,,at'the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol.
Vinuncl Aekertnann, of New Broad-street Mews, London,
metenanti front lune 24 to July 12; at ten, at -Guildhall.
London, England, 1806-06-02

NUMBER 42791

THEATRg ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

TO-MOB.ROW EVENING; June .3; will be
performed

THE _WAY. TO. KEEP -HIM.
Sir Bashful Conitant,' Mr, BANNISTER •
l Sir Brilliant Fashion (first time), Mr. BARTLEY ;
Lovemore (first tithe), Mr. POWELL ;
The Widow Beimour, 'Mrs. JORDAN, •
Who-will introduce the -much. admired Song of" The IVil,
low," accompanied by herself on the Lute ; •
Lovem(4, Mrs. A NSELL, • •
ißeing her first appearance in that Charader);
Lady Ci.nstant, Miss MELLON ;
Muslin,, Miss POPE.
. _
London, England, 1806-06-02

SIRTIIS.

On the 3 ist ult. in Pall. Mall; Lady Stirling, of Faskine,
Lanarkshire, of a Daughter.
Yesterday ❑corning, tne Lady' of James Christie, Esq, of
Pall-Mall, of a Datiz,hter.
London, England, 1806-04-30

wises

FORTY THIEVES.
The Characters by
Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY,
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUNI, Mr. H. SIDDONS,
Mr. DE CAMP,' Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND,
Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, iS:c.

Boxes 6s-. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s.
Gallery zs. Second Price rs..—Upper Gallery ►s. SeCond
Price o.—Na Money to be returned. '
Places for the 13oxes to be taken. of Mr„ Fosbrook, at the
Box-Office in Little Russell-street.
Tile Doo:s will be.opened at Half past Five, and the. May
Hid.-past Six. -
On
Fritizi, The Travellers ;,withTbe Invisible Girl.
London, England, 1806-04-30

THRATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

°THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 30, will be
perfi,rrnerr •
KING HENRY. THE EIGHTH':
Henry, King of England, Mr. POI' E ;
Cardinal Wolse), Mr. K F BL E. -
Katharine, Queen of England; "Mrs Si 13DONS•
WITH

TIIE WHITE PLUME ;
Or, THE BORDER OHIEi.TAINS. .
Priocipal COari,cters:
Scotch—Mr. MURRAY, Mi. HI LL,'Mr. FAWCETt,

Mr BLANC-El-ARO, 111►ss DA VIES.
Danes—Mr. H. lok-INS FON; 'Mr. 'TAYLOR.
English— Mr. WIN DEN. Mr. INCLEDON,
usToN' Mr. SIMMONS. Miss SEARLE.
Places tin the Boxes to be taken Mr. Brandon, ut the
Box Office in Harr-street. • _ _

The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half
past Six.
The White Plume; or, the Border Chieftains, which was
received with universal applause, ;will be repeated every.
Evening till further notice.
Tomorrow, The Blind Bargain ; with The White Plume.
On Friday, King Henry the Eighth.
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On Saturday, Tne Road to Ruin. •
The Fifth Night of King Henry the Eighth will be on
Monday. . .
On Tuesday. Master Betty will appear in a favourite
Charader.
London, England, 1806-04-30

WAFTS A SITUATION,

.psLS OVERSEER to an ESTATE, a Young Man
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who has been regularly bred—to- -Fanning in R,ottnirgh
and 'Berwickshire, 564140 ; is pale-611y acquainted with
the most improved Indliods of Cropping Laiid, Draining,
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Alaster of Book-keeping and Account,, and whose character
kill bear the most scrutinizing investigatiou;
For further particulars apply to j: Stennouse, George Inn,
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