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Vr. , NUMBER 17161 THIATRE ROYAL. COVENr-GARDEN. • THIS will be performed, THE. WHEEL OF FORTUNE. The Honourable Mr. Tempest, Mr. LISTON; Si/David Daw ' Mr. FARLEY ; Petruddock, Mr. KEMBLE ; WoodvWe Mr. MURRAY ; Captain Woodville, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. WESTON ; • Emily Tempest, Mips BOLTON. To which will be added the Musical Entertainment of ROSINA. Beiville, BR.OADHURST; Captain Beiville, Mr. S HAW ; William, Mr. TAILOR ; Rustic, Mr. TREBY. Rosins, Mrs. CHILD; Phzbe, Mrs. us-I.N ; Dorcas, Mrs. EMERY. To-morrow, Measure fa; Measure. an Monday, Othello. On Tuesday, Venice Preserved. The Public are restiectfully informed, that. Shakespear's Tra gedy of Coriolanus is in preparatiuu; and that Mrs. Siddons wi'l act the character of Volumnia. - FIRST APPEARANCE OF YOUNG JONES AS CLOWN. "I. From the urprecederred approbation with which the New Comic Pantomime of '1 be POISON TREE is rightly - hh not:red, as also particularly the astonishing performances of R.r. Pack, tl•e Posture Master, the only one of celebi ity this arpt!ai et.l. in this Country within the last SO Years—the same will be reerated this and every evening. SANS PAREII. '1 HEATRE, STRAND, OPPOSITE THE ADELPI - 11. (tinder the Authority of the Lord Chamberlairi.) rrlllS PRESENT EVENING,NOVEMBERI29, and 'TO-MORROW, wilt be presented, a favourite Pathetic Jihudetts. with New Scenery, called MARY THE MAID OF THE INN. Mary, hliss E. STUBBS. To which will be added. a Comic Opera Barletta, called THE LOWLAND ROMP. , Duncan, Mr. STEBBING ; Jane, Mrs. MINTPN. To conclude with an entire new Comic Pantomime, thC whole of she Scenery, splendid Dresses, Decoration, Properties, and Music, entirely new, called THE POISON TREE ; or, . HARLEQUIN IN JAVA. Harlequin, Mr, AULD ; Pantaloon, Mr. BARNES ; Clown, YOUNG JONES (his first appearance at this 'Theatre); Wild Man, Mr. PACK, a celebrated Posture-master. Lover, Mr. EDWARDS ; Columbine, Miu RUGGLES. In the course of the evening's entertaiments upwards of twenty new Scenes will be introduced. The whole under the direction of Mr. Scott. Doors open at half-past five, begin at half-past sir. Boxes es. Pit *R. Gallery la. Second Price at half-past eight. . _ Places to be taken from ten till three. On Monday the Comic Barletta of The Two Misers ; Har riet, Mrs. Garrick. tier fir appeara , • ,, i. N.B. A New Splimilid Comic Opera Turkish Barletta, with entire new mu-ic, &c. in which Miss Scott will tu4se her first aopnarance f his Season, is in rehearsal. J'ASHIONABLE DANCIN(.I, by Mr. A LLEN;" privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLE Ws system of teaching is extpressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi site for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior fty le of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn of a small eapence, with a respectable set of pu;ilt, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught tile most elegant fancy dances, and all the superiorparts of the profesNion. The Subscription AsaembUes are'every . Friday. • This diy Waf 4, in Byo. price 5% 6J. hoards, A N EXPERIMEN l'A L EXAMINATION • A of the last lltl.tioa of the PHARMACOPEIA LONDr- XFN:-IS; i h Reniarlis 1)11 Dr. Powell's Trandatitou and An n cations.-1.;• P 'CHARD PHILLIPS. inr Phillips, George-yard, Lombard-street ; sad Thonfas 11,iikrwcifid, 00, West Sm.thtiekt. I/Ade:mood's Medical Catalngue fur 1811 and t Bl2,price Is. 6d. LADY 01' T. IF. LAKE. 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On the Ist of January,txt 2, wl be published, the First Nfinther of a Now Omit' N:t il ional Magazine, entitled THE MENTOR.--1 14 s work will be introduced to the notice and patronage Of the Publ:c by an Union Suhscrip:ion, Which offers to ail lovers of Literature, to the FA- there of Pittnilles, Ind to every ltetllviehtafto whom Science and VetMotity are °Netts of Jefention, more and gr...tter advantages `than thelintits of an advertisement will aJtow as to entinaenete.— Prospectuses may be had at the Mentor-Office, IX, ivy-lane, 'Pa ternoster..row, L o ndon, and of gH respectable. Booksellers in the United King doms. rr Just yetblllted, - at the IslelntswAlflite, and may be bad ss abeve, J. S. Dickson's Ca:alogue of Sc , tatitfie Books fttr tolitcted from the celebrated ,I.4ltat - les.sof the Late Alexander ' Dalrymple, Eiq. 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COMMISSIONERS Pr COMO LfaVier4 ' l6 HIS MAJASTIn 71P4DISPOIT SERVICA,A, haft' Car* of MK ea woarinsa SEAMEN, mei* the Gar Mi Coady f •PRISOIVERS'e irgitok hardly Law Nagar, That they will be ready at this Waco, on Tuesday the tetb of December, 11111, to ivories, sealed Madera, and treat with sub Persona es may • beirlllbeg to mamba for tae ibstfartaisaca at certain MASONS, CARPENTERS, PL:AATERERS, PAIN TEAS, GLAZIERS, SLATERS, PLUMBERS, SW IRONMONOERS WORKS, at MILL PRISON, Pt:morns. ' N. reehr.lelliiiernisionlee, :ilia ea the lay y' treaty., ! fir day itetketi, tibleh I.lepsrg, or iss aged for his, iersosally edtdea.. T.O. said ie assessfr*sied Sy a Lahr from awe atstaelkiMl Perna, t, elegiac • kolas &wad with the Perna toderini, foe the due perforreasical' the average. largerpartkalan sway he boom, Sy applying as thi, effre,voltere IA! Plasm sod Sjercifumiees spiv WarSi stay be seen. TALINSIILIT OFFICE, November 22, ins I, 1 • COIVAII23IO'NERS for CONDUCTING I MAJESTre TRANSPORT SIMPICS, for taßeer Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAME-V, vied for Me Cad. and Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, Jo hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at rbis Office, on f isesd. , y, s the 17th a( Deco-Art., 1811, to receive ',soled Tender', and treat wish such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prlsoners of War in Sickness,at NORMAN CitOS3 near STILTON, For six months certain, from the Isrof February, 1812. No Tender mat be ..fter one ;done on the ii& of treaty, cror any noticed linters the patty, or an agent for hint,pernyall; anoint. Each Tender mad be accompanied ty a Leiter from two rerputabie rercone,eargiag to h. roue Gland mith the P. rim finekriag,ia the AM cl .E. 509, for the due performance tithe Contract. Farther paeticaau stray be imam, by applyiaz at ail Office, or le Captain Draper, at Normas Cron. s 0 • CH AR' I'ER-HOC 811 MOEN TENARY ANNIVERSARY. rEHE Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at the 11 Cli,irter-howe School, will meet at the Charter-hoirse on Thursday, December 12, to otatunemorate 'he complet'on of the Two Hunlrtsith Year from the Foundation of the Establishment. Divine Service will begin preci.ely at One o'Clock. an.) the Sermon for the occasion will be preached by the Rev. Dr. FISHER, Master. STIMARDS. George Gunning, Esq. David West Pryer, E-q. Rev. Mr. Shepherd Charles Henry Barber, Esq. William Le Blanc, Esq. James Pattison, Jun. EA. N. B: Dinner will be on Table at ,Five o'Clock. A - - BENEFICED end Married CLERGYMAN, resident Twenty Mlles from Loudon, whoa number of Pupils is limited to boar, has new a vacancy for one.--Address (post paid) Rev. A. B. M. Voyles, Bookseller, No. 428, Strand, London. BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that l• • be yeitctday contracted with Government for i 2,00 n Tickets, to be Drawn °Odle gist January next, in ONE DAY ; and the unbounded favours he ham experienced for *metal years past, bat more particularly in the late Lotteries, makes him unions to evince his gratitude ecta gemerohipublic, and be re- 1 ipectfuity prams them, as an additioual Jonas to the numerous igithe Scheme wilt contain, with Eight Pipes of the t i r i t Wine, as follows : 'I he For.unate Holder of the Fir-t Drawn P ric e above 4.:0, will receive in addition to such Prize, Pur a Ti.:ket - 4 Pipes of Part Wine Haft - 2 Pipes ditto Quarter - 1 Pipe di to Eighth - I Hothead Sixteenth . Half ditto. Which Wine the Fortunate Holders of the • l'icket or Shares may select from the chdlcettt stork (in the wood) of any Wine Mir chant they please, and T. BISH will pay for the same. BY HIS ROYAL HIGHIsIESS 'THE PRINCE REGENT'S PATENy. THE SA RCOTIC WARNIancl COLD B \THS, czkulated and recommended for the use of Hospitals, Public Institutions, Hotels., aud Private familiv., may be main to any proposed size or dim-miens, and Listed when required yx a very short dine. 'rho./ are also ma le •.unable far the pur pose of a speedy application in exigent eas?s, under the direction of Medical Gentlemen, in the immediate apartments of their parii ular patients. These Baths are manufactured only at the Patentees, Arp strong and Polkaed, 76, Great Queen-street „ Lincoln's-inn-fields. nest door to Newcastle House (Manufactery °oxalic), where they, and improved Vapour and obower Bath., may be seen in variety and ready for use. FOR THE HOOFING COUGH. AUSTIN'S LINIMENT ; which is an external application, and has been used with constant success lit private, and distributed gratis fur many yews, Is now, front the numerous applications to; It, effered to the Pubic in general, as a safe, easy, and effectual renndy fur rids disorder, and that fre quently when all other medicines have failed. It is equally elh CICIQUS in other obstinate and distre :sing coughs. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No: 45, !it. Paul's Church yard. in Pots, price 21. each; and by appointment by Bacon, Oxford-404W 4Wirkins, Old Bond-street ; Burcheli,i.ung-acre; Wards Bridge-struut, Westminster • Clarke, Uri:intik; Queei -street, Borough ; and Westminster; Bialinpsiistbstreet. observe vas wards " F. Newbery, 45, St. Pauts'' eograyed in the Stemple' RECENT DISCOV nitY. MR. DE CHEMANT, Surgeon and Dentist , No. s, Frith-strcer, Soho-square. or givial Inventor of Mi neral Teeth, has recently discovered. in England, a mineral sub stance for the making of Artificial Teeth, which pessesses quali ties superior to chow which he formerly made of minerals pro cured from France. Teeth formed of this substanee can be made' of any colour, which it is impossible to change; they are not liable to break, be ing by no means brittle, and by the process used in their formation, are impregnable to the most intense heat, eonse quently they will not contract; they act as an astringent to the gums, which they never discolour, and will not require reptacieg ; by means of which the rserncia.ing pun generally attendant thereon is avoided. The numerous and pressing applications with which Mr. DE Ca [MA NT has been lavourel, duraig the experience of near twenty years, in which he performed the whore buskins himself, may, In some nseaserts,.have prevented him paying ,then, indivis ually. that attention which they have dentandel; but he flatten himself, from having engaged asses -1 tents in the various branches at this must extensive an, he is now enabled to tumid& tbuee who require this admirable substitute, I upon term. which must meet the acpeutiatien of every class of 1 the coannunky. Persons desirous of omminelog themselves of the great .tori. erl• V of those admirable substitutes over every denonadod of ' Anklet Substance*, an referred to_Mr. de ciranautis Treatise on the subject, which contains the, a s ppr, baton of all the Learned Se detlet in Edrope, with that tit the most Madman Men in Litlidie, Oriel* when seethe faliming.: PsYseStA l4 * — Dr• 84 4 11. !Uwe, Sir W. Farquhar, Bart, Dr Jenner,TlC;ltcliidldS,Dt. rharper,&c. Sdatssoam.-.4l..elan•Jitq. .Anhey CalM,r4 Ey. fgt. tames Earlel.,.H . pariside, keit A. Late, Rog. W. nu., ri4. ems, Usk. Esq. &c. , N. B. Mr. de Clamuhii deeitii lei Asti to guard the Maio 4 ismaliskr kiiiiteithskigis-hesam•• ifilititelt iritAdlT to ' 4 ' llattipne hituteit-Peite.et,4pil stoker ef the *Minitel Paste *V&A. .~. • 14 , WEir OF THE BRITISH P2-139b1/6114 . IN PRANGE. . Amount advetissid f - - .cri.rtio b • soisentr rtovs smelt R rctivrn: Teammitucipgr Mr. tieus,ge Ibbosausi, o! &dims*, by )shot s ' V ce;ltshfre. : Parishes of Reirerten, Ra.hton Pat ti, Since, and liewthotpe, per Rev. 71:os. gthosson - 3 1 4 Parfait of Garton upon the W6lllO, per ra.47. Aetna lhisoteon - . - - - i 17 I Parillsef Kilham upon the %Vol 's, per LW le . 6 .4 0 Lam i nas upon the Welds, per dtlio - - 0 8 • Poi& of 1 .roverker, W cErn 0204, per the Rev. Dr. .11,:osvt,lo r • ~- • - 20 0 • . fienah ill Ash Sodden Sughlk,per Rtfv. Mr. Rernahls it 14 • —.......: Bodge, per ditto . 0 II 11. illinamitted per Messrs. Pavier seetCo. Catonstinirte L. e • Pariehof St Mary, &oho, Cantaloup - jr S. -,--..-. Whititsna . . , . , • 5 Mrs. Castel], Osfhed - 1 t 0 'l2ol.snii•ted * Venn. Mooelleil and Cls lellingtons . PasishoUltanallthotPui par T . Ave . *" • * 4- 4 4 , 1 Prelim of i•Coetiim at as eliiii`lb 0 Lunt ammo 10 lir •• . AtAbs Church s Net risave4. 1411 Rev C. Zakilm.liosibe aid ire temittaper Mr. 1: B. Sionel,V2UN.A • Transadttal per Rey. R. Ilnyle, of Lincoln: • 1 p;jf.lesif•Doeheigtatt - . .- ..11 17 • 1-- Thorpe.on the HIE -. . 1 4 0 ' I --,--.. sirellizir 'wipe . ' - - 1 7 1 I Donation +d.1.4 thereto It the Rev. R liayle .. 011 0 1 Pario.h of Barnwell, Noethasuptoushtre, per letv. 1. : B:eisne At the Church of Tyneinotrh, North SWelds, at the ' Animal Meet* ng of the Provincia Grind Lodge of Frve and Accepted Masons on the 7 is Inst. trams. milted per Rev. William Ha moll. D. P, G. M. 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Gentleman's Morning-room papered, Passage.i en to the Eating Parlour, from which a window opens . - with a walk to Corlett* House Gardena, Wetetoiesetithceipite chins principal and secondary Staircases, Baseillents keepeeswoom, with Closets. and Water lai d en, Servants • Butler', 'Room, ezceiteat Witte Whirs, download ffsilsibmi . Officees, liras - with Vaults fur Cosh, Beer, and Other purposed. Immediate possession may be had. To be viewed by Tickets; particulars on the Premises; at the Subscription Houses, St. James-street, and Patl-Nlall; at Gm-. raway's ; and of Mr Rains, Warwick-street, Golden-square. A NTISCORBU ric DR k ,:. Ct . T is worthy observation the nuts Cases that ' . L have succeeded by the use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCORDUTIC DROPS • and the following remarkable In stance occurrsd In a nilddle ag ed: *Dania who applied for their use at the Dispensary. 15, Soho-sqoate. London. She complained of great debility and nervous irritation. appetite bad, with a ge neral depression of tweet hills ;her case not being wuil understood.. she had tried palliatives without any success. She took the Med.. , cite, though the Proprietor stated the improbability of its being - or service ; in a moth` she walked from Lambeth, having Teem • verei her sirength and appetite, and increased her pulse from the depressed state it had been in. Now this sirect can' only be or, &Anted fur by the medicine regelating the stomach and digeos ion, and exerting the powers of the habit. in deep.seated pb. scesses of the joints, the change it produces In the general health, rxctes the best hopes in those mod distressing cases. In erup thsns, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism, Ste. its effects ate WOOrilly acknowledged. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for SpDsburik Pa - ent Antiscorbutic Drops.with the Kiug'sduty printed in bkok - ink , to bottles of Ss. td. double bottles los- and larger set to.ditty included. Compound'Essence Si. Sold at the Dispensary, 1111, olio-squsre. London. . ,•9 Tina day was pablished, • In Three Volumes, Octavo, price Lt. lOs. in boards, ACOMPARA+IVE DISPLAY of the DIF FEREN'Is OPINIONS on the Rise and Progress of the FRENCH REVOLIITION. Exhibited la the- Works of Lord Erskine, Rev. H. Marsh, Sir I. Mackintosh, the late Mr. Fox, Mr. Burke, &c. &c. &c. To which is added a Review of the whole. ig I will hear Brutus speak ; " I will btar Cassius, and compare their reasons." SmAKSPZAKZ. Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall; and may be had of every Bookseller in the United Kingdonsz This day was published, in one VoL royal 4t0,-(Ulitlii 91 Eggel- 11 vtngs from the Designs of the Author, a Plate of Inscriptions, and three Maps; one from the Observations of Captain dam , s Sutherland, ancttaro drawn by Mr. Morier and Major Rennet!) . price affia, Ilts ed. boards, A JOURNEY' through PERSIA, ARMENIA, and ASIA MINOR to CONS lAN I'INOPLE, in the Years 1803 and.lBo9, in which is included some Amman of the Proceedings of his Majesty's Mission under Sir Harford Jones, Rat. K. C. to the Court of the King of Persia. by JAMES MORIER, Ills Majesty's Secretary of Entiba. , y to the Court of Persia. 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A POPUI.AR 'TREATISE oo the PREVENTION and ,CURE of the different species of ASTHMA, with Practical Observations on the use of the STRAMONI,UM, and its preparations in those affections as well as the Hooplufg :Cough, including Rtmatits on the nutritious properties of the.Srsafras Nut in Diseases of the Lungs and stomach. dins day was published, In one large volume vivo. price 125, in boards, a new Edition (being the fourth) corrected, of ILEM,EN'I'S of the PHILOSOPHY of the HUMAN MIND.—By DUGIALD STEWART, Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University, and Fellow of the Royal sociAt of lr,Jinburgh ; 'Honorary Member of the hapatial Academy of Sciences at St. Petersbargh, and Member of the American Philosophical Society held it Philadelpbfa. Printed for T. Casten and W Davies, in the Strand; and W. Creech, a Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the shine Author, Philosophical Essays. Dewily printed in ens large rotate* 4tu. price £2. 2s. in boaidi. 'This day was published, in one large volume two, illustrated by Ten Plates, price 145. in boards, a new Edition, greatly en larged by the Author, of THE PRINCIPL.ES of BOTANY and VEGE TABLE PHYSIOLOGY. Ttand 'tett from the German of D. C. WIL LDENGW, Professor of Natural History and E 6-, tang, at Berlin. • : .....• • , Printed foi T. Cadeii and W. Davies, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. This Work has superseded, .in Germany, all other latrndue- Cons to Botany, of which in that country, there are many of long standing and great reputation. It is not h• re intended to draw a comparison between this Work, and the Fiemewaty Treatises on Botany, in our own Language; but it may be anowzble to say, that it contains many things which are not in any of them, and • some things-which could not be in any of them ; for Instance, an Explanation of the Phenomena of Vegetable Physiology, on the Pnnciples of the latest Discoveries in Chemistry. It contains Sections on the Diseases of Plants, a History of the Science, and iof Potanieal Writers, &e. It is illustrated by a Set of Plates, • altogether new; and there is a Table of Colours, with a Plate, which will he of essential use to Students, not of Botany only, but in the other departments of Natural History. Phis day was oulinshed, . Hand.omely printed in five pocket volumes, with a Portra't from an original picture, price .Cl. Ss. In boards, a , new Edition (being the Seventh) revised and augmented, of '1 'HE LIFE of SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL. D. -I- comprehending an account of his Studies, and numerous Works, la chronological order, a series of his epistolary Corres pondence • and Conversations with many eminent Persons; a n d various Original Pieces of his composition, never before pob -1 shed: the whole exhibiting a view of Literature and Literary Men in Great Britain, for near half a century, during which he fiuuelshed.—lly JAMES Esq. Primed for •I'. Coded and W. 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This day wa.s published, in two large volumes 4to. with numerous Maps, drawn under the direction of the Author, and forming an Universal IVindern Atlas, price ieS. 34 in boards, a New Edition (being the Third), corrected and enbrgcd. of MODERN GEOGRAPHY .-- A Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, note, and Colonies, with the , Oceans, Seas, and lake, in al parts of the World; including the most recent Discoveries and Poliiical Alterations. Digested on . a New Plao.—By JOHN PINKERTON. The Astitinornical Inundation by M. La Crobt; translated by lidin Pond, Esq. Astreastner Royal. • Po the whole are added, a Catalpigue of the best Maps and Books of Travels in all languages, and ah ample index. Printed for T. Cadill and W. Dstles. Strand; and Lsingmao, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and crown, Paterroster-rows • Of inborn apayaim be had, 1. 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