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P• 11 -. \-, • / 2, r,.....,.• ...; _ „? ::•1? fe . ---- _ ---- - - . , . .. . .. . ~.,... .k.;• 4 ' timp s -, 4 4.,/ I • • • .. 1;144.43 :4Z all . 'S . A N •Z : i0.i.1-9zio. .t . , . c d, ili v i Nib,.. _ . . . . . • . . . . . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1807 NUMIR 68691 r PRICE SIX.PISNCII THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, will be aded Shakefpeare's Comedy of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Nis Pedro, Mr. Holland; Leonates. Mr. Wroughton ; Don John Mt. tyre ; Claudio, Mr. Barrymore ; Benedick, Mr. ; Ddgberry, Mr. Dowton. Hero, Mils Mellon ; Bestrke, Mrs. Jordan. In Ad 11. a Marquerade. After which (third time there 10 years) a Farce, called THE DIVORCE. Air Harry Trifle, Mr. Ruffed ; Qtil Tam, Mr. Mathews ; Dennis Obghetty, Mr. Johnftone ; Lady Harriet Trifle, Mils Mellon ; Mrs. Annifeed, Mrs. Sparks ; Biddy, Mrs. Bland. On Mendel', The Jealous Witt; with the Wood Dzmon. On Wednefday, Time a Tell Tale. On Thurfday, AU in the Wrong; after which (never performed) a Melo-Drama, in two Ads, called Ella Ramberg. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING; NOVEMBER 14, will be a'ted the Comedy of THE HEIR AT LAW. Henry Mottos& Mr. Brunton ; Mr Stedfaft, Mr. Murray Daniel Dowbs (alias Lord Duberly), Mr. Oxberry ; Dick pawls., Mr. Farley ; Zekiel Homerpon. Mr. Munden. Caro. lioe Dormer, Mils Logan ; Deborah Dowlas, (alias Lady Du belly), Mrs. Davenport; Cicely Homefpon, Mrs. Gibbs. To which will be added the Mufical Entertainment of THE TURNPIKE GATE. Sir Edward, Mr. Bellamy ; Henry Blunt, Mr. Incledon ; Robert Maythom, Mr. Taylor; Joe Staudfatt, Mr. Emery; Crack, Mr. Minden g Mary, MIN Bolton ; Peggy, MIN Martyr. On Monday. the Winter's Tale ; with Mother Goole. •{• The Public are refpeetfully informed, that a New Comic Opera, in three Adta. called " Two Faces under one Hood," win be produced on Tucfday next. ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS, With more Money diftributed in Prizes than in former Lotteries, in proportion to the Number of Tickets. LITTLE 9UPPI.EMENTA RY LOTTERY, Begins Drawing on THURSDAY NEXT, November Isttb, and liaifiscs the acth. SCHEME. ' / Prize of £ zoizoo is £ 20,000 I 10,000 10,000 S 1,000 s.nc 0 5 sco 4,500 10 100 11000 20 30 7,c00 7,500 IS 12,500 ..-- —.--- 6,cco Tickets. £ ft Pc 0 PRESENT PRICE Of Tickets and Shares in the Supplementary lottery: Ticket - - Lsi. tos Half - LK) 18 o 1 Fighth Li t 6 o Quarter S to o I Sixteenth t 8 6 Tickets and Swears arc on Salt. by I. WARNER, No. t 6, CORNHILL: Who recommends an immediatepurchafe, in cnnfequenec of the very hmi , ed Qrautity of Supplementary 'ficktts ar.d Shares re maining on hand. Orders from the Country, accompanied by fhort.dated Bills en Lond , n, Bank Note, or Calls, will ix attended to the fame as if prefint. ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS, More than Four Thoufand of which are already Sold t ITTLE SUPPLEM EN l'A KY LOTTERY, L. begins Drawing on THURSDAY NEXT, Nov. 19th , 6olgies the 20th. •; SCHEME. 2 Prize of £20,c00 is L2: - ..000 g 10,000 10;w:0 .6 1,000 5, 000 S sco 2.507 SO •-• 2,CCO 20 . SO •-• 1,000 7500 - IS 21,500 ipeo Tickets. £.63,000 The Ticket No. amo, drawn November 6, a Prize of 40.0001. Aral fold by Sir J. BRANSCOMB and Co. in fixteen Sixteenths, "inert the firß 50,0001. and the lalt 25,uc01. ever ihared were likevtife fold. TICI:LTS and SOAR ES are on Sale by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO. No ll..lioLnoam, 37, COR NRILL, and 38, HAYMARKET, Who think it their duty to rceonimend t!itir Friends and the Pu blic not to deldy pin - chafing, a the Unfold Ticket, and Sharman hind are confuierably kfs than a op°, to supply Loudon, and the other Odes and Towns in England, Scotland, and Ireland. FOR COUGHS, HYARSENFSSES, &c. THE great demand for Mr. GaitatintrGo's Lri alt stones of Tour, after fifty years trial, praves their flpe ?fealty as the tsof pleafant and elf< dual Remedy for all Coughs, ilparfeneffes, Sore Throats, and Utfluzions on the Lungs, he tl kg the Rawnefs and Sorenefs of the Areaft, and affording relief is Skortneir of Breath, rlillsmatic, and Codurnptive Complaints They do net cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. A. the peat benefit to he derived from them. can only be (mired by bee lag them genuine, the Public are rcqueited to obferre, that R. HAYWARD is printed in the (tamp,. 'There Lozenges are prepact J and fold by R. Hayward (fuecrffor to T. Greeriougu. the inviro or.) removed f. cm Ludgate Hill to Pt, Piccadilly ; Newhery and t•ons, St. Paul's Church yard Da son, Osfordhircet ; Clarke, &nigh; Ward, Hollow:I; and the Tenders of Genuine hiefieines throughout the United Kingdom. °el Net One Shilling and Three Halfpenec the BOX CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking. and ‘-itheirtonnenting Itching inflantlyren:ovedbyWHlTEHlAD's E of MUSTARD, univethily etteemed far its extraor- Stacy tilleacy in rheurnatifras paliles, gouty affedions, and eon,- likhitt of the Nana; but where this certain remedy has been %known or negledled, and the chilblains Inv..! aelually broke, WHITEHEAD'. FAMILY CERA FE will e.fe the pain, and rpeedßy heal them. .!tepared and fold byR johnfton, ApnthecarT, Is, Greek Rreet. Mils Lando.. Ihe Effole^ and pill. 21. qd cacti, the Cc: rte ta lid. Sold by every Nlediciaa V,nder in the United King rrtt —the genuine has a black ink !Limp, with the name of R. Nit:lton infected Gott. HEALTH AND I.ONGEVI TY. • k JAMES'S ANALEP TIC AND AN ri E:Lous PILLS. IT HE celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a general Prefervative of Health, is become univcrfal, from their efh• city in thole complaints which continually dlfturb the human fie, (kith as Colds, Rheumatilms, Headacbs, Indigeftioug, and lint Mettles of the ftomach and bowels, which arife from the' of our climate, or from indulgence in the luxuries of l i pt id d e ;hofe falutary effects are produced by gently opening the PON by night, and the body by day, vt itbout requiring any pant regimen or confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are every ferviceable in bilious and other deep-feated diforders, yet bebgdoirgned as a mild purgative only: and therefore not always Idiot active, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended I ail by en eminent phyfician, in all complaints of the liver, as idles in other internal difeafes. h id by F. Newbury and Sons, No. 4s, St. Paul's Church on the coach.way, four doors from the corner of Cheaplide, avid at Dr. James's late houfe In Bruton oftrect, viz. the Pik race 45. 6d. the box, or Se in one large box for 4s and the Antihilioue Pills, price as. 9d. a baz,duty.inclndcd. e that the words--" F. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's,"— cornett in the Ramps. ORDNANCE &MCA aNsier it. dol. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of !& lefojob's ORDNANCE do besedy give Notice, That Propofals will ►e received at their Office in Pall Malt on or before Monday the ifoth of November next, from fuck Perfons as ma} be willing to undertake the fupply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, con6fting of various deferiptions of Tools, for the fervice of this Department, for a period of three years, agreeable to Patterns, which may be viewed at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contradt, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propefait are to be delivered, (sled up and indorfed " Proporals for the Supply of Tools;" but no Propofal can be admitted after the Paid oth of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fairs day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, (hall attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. SALE OF LANDS FOR SAL?. BY PUBLIC P OUP, in the near Neighbourhood of Dumfries. On Thurftlay, the 26th day of November next, in the Old Coffee hoof; Dumfries, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (if not pre vioufly difpofed of by private bargain), I'HE principal Part of the ESTATE of C R AIGS, conlitting of lso Acres or thereby with the Haitfes, G.ir den, and Orchard. Thcfc lands lie within a mile of the town uf Dumfries, are beautifully fituated, of an excellent quality. and in the highcft Rate of cultivation The Dwelling-honk and Offices were built within tittle hit three yt:;:rs,a?e upon an extenlive kale, very complete, and in •he heft watt. Entry to the Natural polfelfi m at Whitfunday firft ; and every accommodation will be given as to payment of the prke. For firtLrr Particulars apply to James IVNiel. brewer, in Dam Wes, the proprietor, who is ready to treat for a fait of the fobjeas by private bargain.-sth Oaober any. MIL HASSELL'S ORIGINAL MI , MOIRS OF THE LATE GBORCA MORLAND. This day was putslilbed. • Elegantly printed in One Volume Royal Quinn; Wading fries did Engravings by Mr. Scott, and other eminent Artifts, from original Paindnp by Murland, price One Guinea, in extra Boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE f the l a te GEORGE MORLAND; with critical and deferiptive Obfervations on the whole of his Works hitherto before the Public. 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The Third Edition, with very corifi 'treble Additions, or PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS on the nature, various caufes, and the molt rational mode of treating and eradicating that fpecies of -Confumptlon, incident to youth aid the diff:rent stage. of IVe, en:molly called FABES DORSA LIS. Including the cure of that train of concomitant Daorders, which &sane the fluntim Organs, fo as to render them not Illy incompetent to the divine fiituftions of pracreation, bit inadequate to perform even the orlinary ollices of nature. By H. ST. JOHN WALE. Member of the koyal Academy of Paris, of the Uotverfity of Leyden, and Pradlitioner in I.ondon : formerly Suwon Major to the sth iterimert )t Infantry, t • the thtis, or gileen's Regiment of Light Di . agoutts, and to the Rot al Hofpital at Lichens. Printed for J. Wniket, and H. D. Symmonds, Pau:rosette-row; aid to be bad at No. 61, Frith Itrett, Stsho•fquare. n EVELNO'sVEGE I'ABLE PI LLS :improved, by experience, to be the belt and ;soft innocent Alterative. PurifierOand Sweetener of the Mood; and thole who are afflieted with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruption., Leprofy. - erophula or any other Lfflordersarifing iron. stilted Bind ; or thole who have hat paired their co:Mittman, i.y lfilapation. itivenile Indiferttions,ar Mercurial Medicines, Iboeld by no m'WS omit a cosmic of the Ve getable Pills during the .terumn Th oper -.Lion of this valuable Vege!aUe Alterative it fw pleafant and 6lu .ry as not to interfere wirh the avocati•an of bonnet; or &duty; action is confined , to the animal juices, and requires nu ..I,•rlatlon or reitraint in k dill Aves in the Itomach, blends with the ood, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids, er.rrcelin t , i. it patizge any &via dolt from a Rate of console/cake; in &o•t it it t!se long fought for Vegetable Spedfie, or fate. but aftivc. fubltitute !or that fdhinnahle mineral, Mercury its ern -sac) , exciter the attention and furprife of medical mcn, for when all other moth:lnes have failed. Dc Veltin's Pill. may be relied on a. a fprcific 'or .11 Diforders which originate in an impure or impaired *ate of tin: Blood. Prepared by vor C. Staples, n w tole Proprietor, and fold Whole ale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards. No. 66 St. Paul's t:burcb-yard. on the Footway London —Price 4. ftri and xis. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE —The BALM of Q . L.irro price only If. 9d. is the belt remedy in for Nervous Complain, the molt powerful reftorative and.reanl mating Balm of Lite and Hdialtlavand the rafeft and belt madictue in the world It isnot pretendell that this medicine can arrelt the progrefs of nature, but it is of erted and proved, that it will refloat health even where the coliftirudcri appears to have been irrepa. ratify injured Thule who have impaired thdr heal:h by a refl. dente in hot and walrealrhy climates:-the young of either fix, whufe infirmities threaten premature old age. a Lie of mifery,and an early diffolution : and thole more advanced io years, whore tottering. faplefc trams appear wthered and almost worn out, are the more immediate ohjeds of this frothing Balm whole &nig. influence may be extended to the whtde dais • .1 valetudinarians.... For in all cafes and in all ages, where the folids arc relaxed. where the coo Rh noun has received a !hock, er is by any means dchilitated, this Reftorativc and Reanimating Balm of Life and Health will produce the happied effeets ; the cold and tremulow nerves will be warmed and Readied ; the relaxed fibres will be braced and rendered firm ; the mufcles will be invigorated; the be itrengthered; the emaciated limbs will he covered with firm ff:h ; the t xt:aulted seffels will he replenithed ; the impoverilhed water; blood wi:l become rich and balfaruic. i's languid cireu- Lition raced to the fanative impetus, which is thz taue crittrient 01 health; the larguld, drooping fidrits will be revived and exhila rated; eigi Ilion wit be promoted ; in !pore the tent ef the :terve, will be re:tared. and by thcfc means the whole eutillitutipo will be renovated. Feehl,nefs, I.ffrude, anxiety, melarcholy, and all the deplorable iyhlptoons of dif-aft will va. Ali; and frrength, ar dour, (crafty, and every evidence of renovated health will be the ' happy refult of taking this it ectimable Balm in Cate time. accord ing to the dircetionsfer ufe which accompany each ht.:tie—The Balm of Qito is prepared and fold by W. Withers, Chenlift, No. 219, Strand, nezr I emple Bar, London ; retail by Tutt, Royal I Exchange; No. 76, Oxford ltrcet, 23, Pall-Mail, and all refpeda bk Medicine Venders.—Price 25. 9d. per bottle. The Rev Mr. BARCLArs PATENT ANTI BI LIOUS PILLS. 4 l' was a remark of the celebrated D r . B uc h an , Author of the Domenic Medicine, that complaints of the nomad% and bowels are the prevailing rnalatiy of this country, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal dif. r.Scs ; that the petrol' who could difcover for the relief and cute a fate and infallible re mcdy . would perform a moll important fet vice to tocfrty. That difeovery has now been made in the Patent Antibiliors Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extenfive talent which, and 4e Irgh eltimation in which they are defervedly held, has confidcrubly leiftned the number of thee complaints; and bids fair, in a Slott time, to be the means of entirely eradicating them. Theft P9lls bane a quick and fafc operation, they ad powerfully and fpeciflettlly on the Istie,and thus. remove the numerous diforders cennetited with it, lick headaehes, flatulence, liver complaints, jaun. dice, petrols di:orders from indigefti,n, &a They are the molt vAluatie family m dicine hitherto effcrcd to the Public and tt t. Prnprietor i; fti: petted by the molt ref i leaable evidence of the firit charaders of the Nubility and others, that they have never been adminiftered to any perfon without giving certain and fpecdy relit!, and in the et.ti completing a cure This valuable medicine,liavion been tired odth Annie, is reeosa• mended by the tollwa ing diltinguiffied Pafonagts • The Right Hon Vircount DILLON The Lord Mop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONEYWOOD, Ran. M P. for Himiton Sir zTILPHEN LUSHINOTON. Ban. M P for Panyt THOMAS ANSON. k.fq. M P. for Litebacld. 1,1114 ES AMVAT C. Elq. M.P. for Southampton NICHOLSON CALVCRC. Erg. l'll.P. for Hertford EDMUND BOEHM, El+ New-ftreet. Spring-gardens THOMAS HA Ml 4 ER St. EY. Lig Pali- G. W. DICKES e .Efq. Privets Secretary to the Arekbidwp of Canterbury The Rev. Mr. IMMO:3C, Librarian tn the Arehl.loaop CECIL FOR RES iFER, El. M.P. for Wcolocia Sold wbokfale snd retail by Mr. Butler. No. 4. Cbeapede s corner of Paternoller-row ; and retail Ay M. Kir! y. Stafford Brett, Old Bond ftreet ; Mr. Stratton. Leicetter rquare ; and by all r e . fpciftable Venders L k Town and Country. • A Cauriop—Obferve the name of William Barclay is entzraeed on the :tamp, wbkh is affixed on the outfide irrarp , ..r each box ; all not fo (tamped are a dangerous imitation. Prick: S.. 6d. and t. 7,4 per with ample dire:Maim. or oar ts. e-