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- THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING. NOVEMBER 3. will be indented the Comedy of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Benedick, Mr. ELI.I9TON. Beatrice, Mrs. JORDAN. To,whicb will be added the Mufical Romance of THE CARAVAN ; Or, THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG. Marquis of Calatrava, Mr. BARTLEY, Don Gomez, Mr. DOWTON, Count Navarro, Mr. HOLLAND. Blabbo, Mr. BANNISTER. jun. Araltbo. Mr. DIGNUM. Julio, Mahe , WEST, Virft Pirate, Mr. BURROWS, Seeond Pirate. Mr. GIBBONS. Macchia:leis of CaLurava. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Rofa, Miff Dit CAMP. This Evening—The Mountaireen; with Of Age Tomorrow. Oh Monday, She Stoop. to Conquer. OW A New Cantedy, in five Ada—A New McloyDrame--and a New Farce, are In rehearfal, and will be fpeedily produced. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r'`HIS PRESENT EVENING. NOVEMBER:. will be prefeated the New Comedy, in Fie Ada, called THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. The principal Charmlen by Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mc. FARLEY, Mr. M EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, r. KIMBLE,. tin. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Nur. DAVIES, (with a Song in Charaeter), The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. MURRAY, And the Epilogue by Mr. EMERY. To which will be added the Meant Entertainment al THE PARAGRAPH. Mr. Tofpit, Mr. MUNDFH Prank Topplt, Mr. FAwcarr. Herbert, Mr. BRAHAM. Una. Signora STORACE. On Monday, The Blind Bargain; with Valentine and Übe. Oa Tadday, The mid Bargain ; with the Efeapea. On Weatoefday, The Will Fleet; with the Will for the Deed. On Tburfday, The Bind Bargain • with the Review. On Friday, 'Ma Blind Bargain; with the Grand Dalin of Ray- Mod and Apo. SCHIKIL9P PHYSIC IN IRELAND. ''HE MEDICAL LECTURES of the Profefron win commence in Trinity Collage, on Monday, the sth of Nomenators. as Dr. CRAMP' CAI, on Materia Mcdlea, at Nine. Dr. DOTTON's, et the Theory and inftitutes of Medicine, at gems. Dr. HARTIGAN's, on Anatomy and Surgery, at One. Dr. PERCIVAL:a and Dr. BA RICER's, on Cl:s:Miry, at Two. Dr. STOKES'a, on the Eras:ties of MediSne, at Three. The above hours are thofe of the Poll-Office Clock. Dr. scorn Leaures in Botany, will commence on the a of May, IL's. Pupate will be inftrodtal In the Art of Diffeding and making Anatomical Preparatinus, by Dr. HARTIGAN. Dr. BARKEA's Leann, on Omani:try, will begin on Monday the 28th of November. • In the courfe of the winter, Dr. HOPKINS prepares to resa courfe of Ledtures on the Theory and Prattler of Midwifery, the particulars of which Gall be more fully fa forth in a future ad vcrtifement. the Oaths, wept that of Botany, will Atte before the lb at May. September at, 1804. WPITITEY STORES, R. • YELLOW FEVER, No. 40. CHARING-CROSS. D R. WILL IC H. late Phyfician to the Salon Am baffador, at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Dotnellit Enc)clopx.lia, Treatift on 'Regimen and Diet. &c. Ste. approves and recommends to the immediate notice of the Public at I .rge (anal theft in `articular who ,-re going to the Wcft Indies America, or any other part of the World, that may he. or have been fubjeet to Penitential Difrafe) the REhli DV which i. Sold at the Proprietor: Warehoufe, No. ro, Ctrs sis c•-cOII, , S,LOIIdOI I . to Pa I,ItNT and Cu a c the YELLOW FEY r.it. Tbe moft pofitivt sf ell imunials from profatimul Men. and o ther verpeetahle Paton', may he leen ill Pamphlets, to be hail. rratis, a t t he W a rchoute, which not only prove. in the fulhit manner, the efficacy of this Remedy in that molt dreadful Mainly the Yellow Fever, hut alto clot it is an tory, fafc, "blatant, and certain picketer of Health In 'lot climates. The above inealuabk Article is Sold i nfose with full d irec. aims, ((maimed by Dr. %%tutu) in of an attscis any kind of fever, at One Guinea cub, [Acton far one Perfon foe twelve months - _ 11 H EUMATISMS, Pitlfies, and Goal y Affedions, with their ufual concomitants, tipafin or Plying Pains, Plato. I n di g eftion, and general Debility. (originating in whthertr liource) are rdieved and frequently cared by Wu.; tura o's Ea• SE NCI or Mu sraao Pt L ts,after every ocher means had tailed S e Fluid hilence of Mulard (ufcd with the thole cona plaints what n e ceffary) Is perhaps the molt adive , penetrath is, and elfed ua l remedy in the world, curing CHILBLAINS by one ap. pllcation, and the fevcreft Sprains and iind;cs. In lets than half the lime ufoally taken by Opodtldoe. Arqutbufade, or any other Li- Menem or Embrocation, and if ufed immediattly after any zed. dent, It prevents the part turning black. It is prepared and fold at Is. 9d. each b un or boric, by R. ohn- Ron, Apurhccarr, No. ty,Greck ftreetSoho, London. TT is now a truth well known and *tidied by per (usts of the Arft refpedlability, that Dr. DRODUIId's Nervous Cordial and )10:anical Syrup are the molt eflicacious in N of theervous, Debilitated, and C‘ettumptive Complaints; the virtue re medicines have fo often been tried With unexampled Nettie, and Rood the telt of time as well as the molt minute. invetlisation, par • Ocularly as to the ouch of the cafes publithed in the Dodoes Pampbkts; that tlu:y arc now retorted to by the Nobility and Gentry as well as other melons, infomuch that the demand alone for theft medicines la a c onvincing proof of their utility in the cares above mentioned. The medicines to he had at the houfe, Nmedi- o. 9, Alhimattrect, Blackfriars Road, and of sU the Venikrs of cine in the United Kingelont. N. B. A D. Swinton , th e Proprietor. (Son of Dr. Swinton. Fel aow of the Royal Coliegc of Fityklans, London) may be coofulted JOW ten until three, or by Wen containing the utual fee. A eve Guinea Bottle of the Cordial contains fa ass. Bottles - • -- 'ARTIFICIAL MIN ERAI. PASTE TEETH. Th. day WAS pUblithed, by DULAU and Co :.;olso-lepiare. the Fourrl; Edition, /Ivo with plates. InSee s.. of DE cHEMANT's DISSERT ATION on AR. TI FlclAt. TEETH, pointing Ole th , dangerous conk. quinces arlang Irons the gal, of Teeth estra...l.d from dead or made of any a im.,l fubitance, fohjeA to deray and iliffoltr...n, Wawa as the evils attendant on the tranfplantiog of buntaa with Obterratioo..lnd Cafes, corroborating; the opinions of Sir William Wadoo, kilo. I lunter. and other eminent burge , ns, who have donionfleat,... the fa-gm - tit Inoculation of difeafes by there mode, of prettier. To which are added, Remarks on the great fwperioriti of Mr. dc Chemant's Incorruptible Mineral Palle for Artlfdal Teeth, with ur witlsou . Guins,whlch ha. not only been honoured with the apnrobarion of the Academy of Seieuee. at Pads. but allot., Met utslie fanalon of the mot eminent M f edg....1 Charadters London, and the concurrent etperience o n•o , t titan 42,000 persons of r ank and rapedabili:y, ;luring the loft lb yearn. In futthe; soli in meaty of the !Writ of dui:oral, it s been honoured wig'. Let;ers Patcct both in rn,.1.11.1 and France. — To Or had alto of the AMAX, at .16 hillak, No. a, Crack ttrut, am Sabot/eau. Mc ii f chi df bat ed vent CV' va& rrilik Mee : ens% card :Anal one or. of the b was there voiles change a►aor- of II be eee- !breed bawu►' tali of Mow& ed bilso Jolting, L Hi► be ha► Met '. 'tit. Ida fa- Ifti ado. often diftinc e umc . dair Ito • rowing' tbofe of . dt,, 4 of do. 4, Bart. ETA:— (of OLD , Oarsy• osbe PICTUALLING.OFPX Neenisks t, 1104• THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS M. 17 ESTI Nei 1 7 2; j berebydiw Netise, That on V'ednefday the t ith of December erne, they will be ready to receive Tendon in writing, (fealel up) and treat for the fuppiy of what FRESH BEEF maybe required for the ufe of His Majelty's Ships and Vette!, at BEERHAVEN audit% BANTRY BAY. on the Coati. of IRELAND, for the (pace of twelvemonths, commencing on the tit January and ending with the 31ft Decem ber, 1805; to he paid for by Bills payable with Imre* ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra may be ken at the Secretary's Oflce, at this ONce, or by applying to Mr. Duofterville, the Agent for the Ylelnalling at the Cove of Cori. Ns mord tali k b•J is soy task, is whist the prier/ball est he &- fired is wan& at Ind, or that Asti am be derseess its the Based bests re idea m Mershl liredsefliy Me sttlief Damsber sea, nee isitOlw '4. .6. smilso Me take. sr fir toles am lie balmy, murk li#4llll - mhos salialfr. . FORSALB. A T HE CUSTOBA I HOGSE L DEAL. I sat, 3 si two o'eloctla as ifuswoos, ItrFOLLOWINGGOODS, in (miry Lou, _ for Private Ufe : au} Gallons GENEVA; tee Gallons BRANDY. To be viewed and talked on the morning of Lie —A &polls of Twenty -eve per Cont. will be required. VALUABLE COLLIERY TO BE DISPOSED OF. THIS COLLIERY is fituated for exportation equal, if not fuperior, to any other In the Kingdom, within one hundred yards of a nipping place, where Mips of 4 or yoo tows can take In their burthen, led within forty-fig yards from the Curiae in different ftratums ; there are now proved twenty owe feet fix inches of Coal, and of very fine quality: y-liths of this valuable concern will be difpoled of. The quantity of ground is lambaunible, being Tome Vioufande of Ames. For further infor mation ~ply to Man. Lang and Stables Office, Devoe:Ogre n/at, Bifhopfgate, Lend :IL THE OLD CRESCENT, CITY OF BATH. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. PLURA, THE UNEXPIRED TERM of SIXTEEN YEARS and a HALF, in a LEASE of this& roomy, ele gant, and fubilantial PREMISES, No. t,ROV.AL CRESCENT, BATH, (in eensphle repair)• late the Re&knee and Propeny eF the Right Hce.the EARL of BANDON. The FURNITURE,(whicb is neat, falltionable and ofeful),ntay be bad at a fair vabuden. r To be viewed from twelve dB tbres,by tickets, which maybe had et Milborne Wcft, Efq. 40 New King4treet t or Mr. Piers, No. 9, John-ftreet,Bath. , — •„' Letters mutt be poft paid AN ELIGIBLE AND EXTENSIVE BREWERY IN BATH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. KNIGHT, On Tuefday, the I 3th of November, Igoe, At the York Hoak, in Bath, at Twelve o'Clock, ACAPITAL, fubflantial, and long-eltablifhed BREWERY, &c pofft.ffing a peat and commodious Dwel. Brag Houle, a wen arranged Brewhoofe, havinethme large Cop. pens, with Mak Tun, sod every requifite for working too ear lets per Week, admitting of ircat eniargeasant ; with good Cell. hrs. three Stables, and large Yard. Alto two Maltboufm, that will wet fifty Quarters weekly . the whole in exeellent repak, moft defirably Instated in the centre of the City of Bath, cm the Banks of the Myer Avon ; had by Leek soda the Mailer three and Sifters of St. John's tl atonal, Bath, on three young lives, fubied to en annul qt2lt Rent of 4a. 6d. only—cow in the occupation of Mr. James Ratty, the proprietor, who Is retiring from Bututefs,offerkag the mat favourable opportunity of entering on a eonfidenble Home Trade, capable, from its fituatioo, of unitng with ita Foreign Trade to any eateut. The Stock, Implements In Trade. and Fixtures, to he taken at a fair valuation by the Purchater, who may be accemnsodated with immediate Polielnon. For particulars apply to Mr. James Racey, on the Eremites, or the Aualootter,rievizes. SWAN WITH TWO NECKS Hurn„ COFFEE-HOUSE, AND TAVERN, LADI.ANE, LONDON. m ESS RS. SIIVIPSON and WILL IA MS beg leave LYE to return the molt grateful thanks to their Vriends, and the Public in g,neral, for the very liberal and unexampled Patronage the y Jtavc experiesced finee taking puff, Mon of the above Inn. They have to apologize to all thole Friends who vilted them during th.. repairs of the book, for any iticonveniencc they es,- ' perk-need, and they have the ph:afore to inform them they arc now foliated. 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JOHN WILKES. nth* Pods, antf fposday will be publiihed, in five elegant IFE Vo !mines. poft esaandmo, with kraal Engravlnp, 1" HE L GENUINt CORRESPON DENCE and PAPERS of JOHN WILKES, Reprefenta dve of the Borough of Aylefbury in two Parliaments,and Knight of the Shire fur Mlddl.fez iut four Parliaments. The Correfpondenee, and Mr. Wilkes's other unpublilbed pa pers, have been committed to the fuperintendance of Mr. John Almon, by Mr. Wi:kes's Surviving Family and Friends. to con formity to the following pafige In the *at. of the late Mifs Wines : " /Ores/at all weerfeeipts t:hugiag b au, 4 whatever kW!, way k faithfelly delivered to the J.al Mr. Peer Efillaey, to • fril."'" gad Mica",l ,WR4I , then:" Mr. Almon bin conk psence about to give Mem to the world, and they etinflik cidelly of. r. Wilkes 's Currefpondence with Mitt Wilkes. His'fravels In Italy. 3. His Notes on Churchill. I. His Correfpoudence with Mr. Cotes. 3. His Correfpoodence with Mr. Almon. 6. 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The Life and entire Correfpordence of Samuel Rleliardfon, puWithcd by Ins Grand.children, and edited by Mrs. Barbauld, In Gs elreat.t volumes, 'Mee 441. In boanl.. 3. The Life of Geoeili Wathingroo, drawn n i from hi' Oripnal Papers, and publiOsed pri c eis Neplow, the Hon. ors in, V. I. I. and 11. tic id. each, in quarto, los. 6.1. each in octavo. STATE PAPER. COPY OF THE NOTE DELIVERED IT THE ELENCIS *l. ITER OF THE FOIPIGN D Karr. TO THE IS. FERIAE RUSSIAN CHARGE D'AFFAILIES, Della tee LIE, THE 26TH FLOLEAL, YEA& XIII, CL THE 16T8 Of MAY, 1804. 1 bare laid before the Fiat Conful the Nett whlch Toe bee done me the honour to fend to me, dated Ma) the rub. The Flat Cecilia fees with regret the labial the air mks of France have gained In the Cabinet of St. Petallargb4 and that they arc on the eve of internspdag that seed endczbaNd leg between both commies, which, with to much Minsky. 11811 brought about, and which, by ita fortunate eicdts, famed co be fu Roble. _ _ _ His Nejelty the Emperor of Germany, and hie Majedy the - Xing of Prulfia, both of whom are the molt interefted In the def. Coy and welfare of the Grrmal Empire, have found t►at nendlity and affairs of great confeluence (efficiently authurired the Praia Government to arrelt, two leagues from the frontiers of Frame" French rebel,, eonfpiring apical their country, and wbo, by the nature of their confefracy,ol which feria a terrible evidence has 1, been obraiDeJ, had made dm:deka outlawed even by the lass oL Ai the German Princes are alfo fatished, fo the Fir! 01014 not difoafs whit the Emperor of Ruflia a point that does Da no gar.' his Ithaca. : but be will do himfclf the ',afore to (peak with isle Majtity the Emperor of Ruffia with thatfnminyi he has sea& caned Europe to bear upon hi. part, and which alone buena itrong and powerful States. It the intent of Ws Majeßy be to form a new , aselleina. again to renew the war, why employ ibis ocenrrasee as M enank - -why not better ael openly t Though the renewal of hiaillkine would give the FirftConfulfenlible regret, he does nat know hap one who could intimidate or frighten * France ; no one whom In would forgive who interfered in the 'uterus! affairs of nano and as he does not meddle with the internal parties and opinions which may Wit in Rufila, Cu has the Emperor of Rings no *he to meddle himfelf with disparate or, opinions which may exit is France. _ _ _ _ _ In the Note which you, Sir, delivered, you dare. • that France &all employ the moil powerful meant to tramping, abet Governments, and that an order of things &odd cafe Is Senepa. which is fo alarming to its heathy and iadepeodeote. • ...is me this independence of the European States larailad, elms aes (ass that Ruffle at Drefden and at Rome prated/ and limpets carigio rotors, who Auk their privilege of readeoce, to bring about ersa• VALUABLE. BOORS OF EIiUCATION. bin In the neighbouring countries, and when the Raba PIM& Tiaa day win publiOacd. pike lOS. 6d. Amt', and Isttend, (being Rm in molt countries of Europe pretend to put trader tbe posse. . one of the dseapelt lbaiks in the high& Language) deematel with tiny beautiful and inters:fling Capp. r.plates, err denting den of the law s 4 orlon* P alm, hem hi the falai aallaiatilla. the Cullom* and Defies of all Nations, and ilinrated with a where there Miniften refide, as M. Marko( dared todo at pies variety of Mays, rig , in the cafe of a certain reran born at Geneva, Tbs. as GEOGRAPHY on a NEW and POPULAR real attacks atpon the independence of the European Staten. T. PLAN fur ths USE of SCHOOLS, and YOONG PeaSON{ mention thefe snacks, is even the heft reprefertstkin nab* of Bova Scats, fo pradlicabk to Teachers, and to highly fafd. oaring re Youth, that the Work cannot tail no recommend itrelf to 1 than ; but the affair which has canker her inteeferenoe is et a yap aniveefal adoptko and peek-twice, the moment it is examined. different nature. h is divided Peru: • By die Treaty of La/myrtle. bot h France and Gerson? hen 1. A Mid into Four Gearnmar of Oeography.• -• a. Oromillambl. and highly entertaloutg Accounts of the t:reed ••• a. hottest *ay Petf" , who attempted to Mal* dal Manners, Cottons% Drell's, and Crrhalities, of all Nat:ints. I reciprocal quiet of the two states. The Eaaigranta, who railed • 3. The Ilk a the Globes. lin Baden, at Felix:reit, at Drefilen, Ste. could nee thtlifilla bla 4. Plain sod ample Inredtions for projetaing and drawing an I protearli or hatred to the German Empire 1 a cdrceasitnnot kinds of Mars, a necaffary part of the Lkmenta of Geography, not included In any former Work. which Stews that Ruffles has been too hefty In her interfesseca Is By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, A.M. this affair. France dented from Rattles that the Emigrants win, Printed for Rocilatlia Pew LIDS. No. 7 a, •t. Paul'. Chureti.7rd ; were employed by her, when both coontrica weer at war. email and G 1.44 by wann and Spence, th"4l" made themakes be recalled from there states, where rough. and by all other Balaktellers. Of whom may be bad the and, r mentioned valuable and efts koown by their Intrigues againft France, which was wed an b r kii.t. i schrr .1-!ttota es . Ruffle; and the ;relent complaint which the now maims belay, a. AN EASY CR AMMAft of tel...f H.RAPHY, no a Plan ouraore, forth thi . cuolimr . ; If, when England coefora tit entire' , new, weak Maps, by the Rev. J. Go Lo vet i it, price is 6d. murder of Paul I. one had obtained inforratioa that the tideless. bplind a. Dr'in.Mred.AYOß's Britint Nero., prim. 4c 6.1.h00nd. (vireo, was one hone from the frootiers, est would sat lima 3. -- .)in'n ' s Natural Knot!. prim sa 1.• , ..4• employe/with seal all pufbhlc mean. to visit him 4. .-- Dim... Selo:titan fro. • Plutat•lt * Iran./' (1. Ihe End Conlin hopes th t his Imperial Majelty, slide ad. 5. ....—• Ditto's Univerfal Sbort-Heml, price 7.. 614 6. --- Ditto's imerowil SOWN Bon: . fore Is. td otratils and sable thara.fit•r is L. a.litaotig,,,,,g, known. r aw ., 7. --- Ditto's Roman Hill cy, ; vol. i 5. and 17. 6d. ..r later will be perfunded, that memo ea ft who leave nothing S. -- Ditto'. °realm Kittery, 5 vol.. la. and 7ii. I unmet 13 let him againft France, Ir. a manner to make a 9. Dr. GREGORY'* Omani. of a Polite Education, peke , i, 'is evils, and bring shout a war, favourable only an England. 45 611.ound. al. 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