Star.
London, England, 1806-03-25 00:00:00

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The Laft Night of the Company's Performing till the Holidays.

Mr. LEN IVa NICHT. -
THEATRE.ROYA COViIN r.oARDFN.
ON SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 29, 2806,'
will be revived (nor aOcki there to years] a Calmly, called
THE CH.:NCI-S.
(Aa altered by GAnick :root the Duke of Buckinshant)
In At 11. a Song by NIS. DAVIES.
After which

THE RECRUITING SERJEANT.
Betjeant, with the Song of • 0 what a charming thing's a Battle,'
by Mr. INCLEDON.
To which wi:l be added the New Farce of
WE FLY BY NIGHT.
Plates to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre; and of Mr.
Lewis, No. i 9, Hart-Reset. Itioestibury.

ELOCUTION.
ON THURSDAY NEXT. MARCH 27, 18-6,
ml.•-• Mr. THELWALL will commence (at his Houfe, No. 40,
Bedford-Place, Rulell-fquare) a Courfe of Twelve Lenore. on
Me Elementary Prindples of Elocution. and the mules, preven-
tion, and ewe of IMPEDIMENTS OF SPEECH; to be
lults:ated by litcadlngs. Recitations, and fpeciimns of fpnotaneous
Oratory, and by Graphic and Mechanical Demonftrations.
The fabled (from its intimate connedion with Maternal
duties) being as interafting to ladies as to Men of Science, equal
attention will be paid to elegance and convenience of acconinuala-
dom.—The Rooms will be opened at One o'Clock. Subfcriptions
Two Guineas Nooc but Sub&tillers to be admitted.

Tickets sad farther pat tieulars to be bad of the Ledurer ; of
Mr. PbUUps, Bridge Meet; Mara. Arch. Combat; Mr. Lloyd,
Harley-ltrect , and Mrs. Lynot., Grenville-ltreet. Alla, an In-
trodtdory Dlfeouge so the Nature and Objets of Elocutionary
&Amos ; lieledtiooe to be read and recited; and
. .

TIM trkient of Albion, with an Oration on the Death of Lord
/Mita

NEW STATE 1.0 CTERY—Bentms DaawiNG
nth of MAY. 18:6.--fiCHEME.
x Prise of £55,000 i. C 25.000
10 .000 - 40.000
sops , . 20.000
SAco - 15.000
t,cco - 20,000
SOO - 5,000
100 • 1.0 :. 0
SO " 1.800
sz - 130,200

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55,0c0 Tickets - Lasopoo
Five Firlt-drawn Tickets lit flay ,CLOOO each ,Ct.oco
live Fiat-drawn Tickets 3,1 Day Ix.; each 5,0=
Iffidldrass 4th Day 10.000
Mao sth Day so,ooo
21101 6th Day 25 ,oz•
Price of a Ticket £t9 13 0
4.0 a o EighthSixteenth Ls is o
5 a o, Stealth I 6 o
=lid Num asses Sal: at all tha Lteenred Usury °Sas.

STATE LOTTTERY. to begin Drawing Monday, satb of Mdy
HAZARD. BURNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, at
their State Lottery Once, 93, Royal Pleange, London, are
srow felling, in great variety of Numbers. Tickets and Shares for
dr above Lottery No lona,' pize of 10.0001. 011 the .sth
reireary la. was kid by then, in one Qlsarter. one Eighth, and
aem Simms& Shares. The prefect Lottery confilla of only 25,000
IlebaMand the Weenie contains
a Prise of has.ozo a Prizes of Czo,oco
20.000 3 5,000
&c. ice.
duly anfwered, and Schemes gratin.

The LEASE of a HOUSE and SHOP to be DISPOSED OF.
A HOUSE and SHOP in good Trade in the
A EATING LINE, In the Cnlonade, Granville ftreet, Brunf-
adeli.fquare...—lnqulre at No. 3F, Caftle•ftreet, Holborn.

INDIA ARMS INN, GOSPORT.
MICHAEL MULHOLLAN having entered on
the shore old eltablithed Inn, refpedtfully folielts the fup-
port of his Friends and the Public in general, which be will en-
deavour to merit by keeping a Rock of the chide& Win-s and
Spirits, and rendering the Houk in every refpedt al comfortable as
piAble Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation
of Gend men of :he Navy and Army arid Commercial Travdiers.
• • Good Poll Chalk Hearfe and Mourning Coaches on
the Lona notice.
cr The London, Brian], and Bath Coaches daily.
An Ordinary carry day at Two &Clock.

LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY'.

ADMIRALTY•OF ME, MARCH sa, 1106.
Difpatelies of which the following arc Copies, from Vice Adolf-
tat Sir Jobs Thomas Duckworth, KB commanding a Squadron
of his Majefly's Ships, addreffcil to William Madden, F.fq and
brought to Ragland by Capt. Nathaniel Day Cochrane, were
yetterday received at the Admiralty i
Superb, to Leeward of the Town of St. Dombsgue,
about is leagues, Feb. 7. ss36.
Bia—As I feel it highly momentous for his Ma-
jetty's fervice that the Lords Commillioners of the
Admiralty lhould have the earlieft information of the
movements ofthe fquadron under my command, and
as I have no other veffel than the KtliGtrtilif Ea that
• I feel juftified in difpaching, I hope ntither their
Lordasips nor Vice Admiral COLLINGWOOD willideeni
me defective in my duty towards his Lordfhip, by
addreffing you on the happy event of yellerday ; and
as you well receive my letter of the 3d intl. herewith,
I fhall oily fay, I Jolt not a moment in getting thro'
the Mona Paffage, and on the sth in the afternoon
was joined by the Maorcis ars, wi:11 a limber cor•
roboratien from various edicts fpoken, of an enemy's
force of ten fail of the line, with as many frigates
and corvettes, being in theca fees; I therefore cnnti
slued under eafy fail fur the night, in my approach
off the town of St. Domingur, having given orders
to Captain Duets (tithe ACIITII, whole zeal and ac-
tivity I have experienced fw a (cries of years, to
make fail with the M•GlClEtiala, Capt. M.KsNzts,
two hours before thy light to reconnoitre, when, at
fix o'clock the Aca5TA, to our great joy, made the
fignal for two of the enemy's frigates; and before 7
for nine fail at an anchor—at half-pall, they were
getting under weigh, the tqu.tdron under my pom•
mend then in dole order with all fail fet, and the
Burgas bearing my flag, leading, and approaching
fall, fo as to &mover li,:fore eight o'cl ck that the
enemy were in a e.rupwel line, under all hail, 'Ong
before the wind for Cape Nilan, to wintlwaid of
Ocoa Bay, and as they confilted of only five tail of
the line, two frigates, and a corvette, (which here.
after will be named) I concluded, hum the info' ma-
tion I was in puffellion of, that they were ClittC.lw.,lll•
ing to form • junction with their remaining force-
and in confequenee ()taped my courie to tender almr,
live fuch intention, which war completely effected
by a little after nine, In as to make an aflion certain.
I therefore telegraphed the fquadrun, that the prin-
cipal objee of attack would be the Admiral and his
feconds, and at three quarters pall nine, for the
Alps to take nation, for their mutual fupport, and i
engage the enemy as they got tip, and a few minutes
afte,, to engage as dole as poaible, when, at a thort
rind after ten, the Sutras doled upon the b ,w of
FeAletutndree the leading Blip, and commenced tire
Itaion $ but after three broadrides ate tbecred iii—t lie
teal •was pow made for doter alio'', and we !