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~'~ . . i r. . 774 p, 71 • ' .7. • • • - , . . . _ . . - . , I . . ....,. . .. . . , . ' • , , .. 4 ".. : • -.;=•-.' ' . . e -.r.;et•••• • --• 46- . • . , -., . • . . . . . . . • w . . - • .4 , I F , . k . , • , „ 4.0 • . .14„k , • . . ' • ' ? • • • , .I.;IXF- 4 :4)., • .. y c - -Art i ,eA.4 •— i t • •f t fir l , " P. • ar IP' ' • "• a• . • • • •• N•NII E It 7694 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. "'HIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 4. will be performed, ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Mercutie, Mr. JONES ; Benvolio, Mr. BRUNTON ; Tybalt, Mr. BARRYMORE. Lady Capulet, Mrs. POWELL ; Juliet, Mige S. BOOTH. in Act 1. a Masquerade and Dance, incidental to the Pity. In Act IV. the Tuner Al Procession of Juliet, and a Solemn Dirge. Ti wide! will be added the Grand Historical Pantomime of DE LA PEROUSE ; OP., THE DESOLATE ISLAND. To-morrow, Measure for Measure. On Wpdalesday will be produced a New Comic Opera, in •e Acts. called Up to Town. • • REGENCY THEATRE, TOT 110411 M-ST MT, TOTTEN! ANI -MU It T A A,D. 9'HIS'PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 4 . rill be premnred a new Buristta, From the celebrated Play of THE IRON CHEST. Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. HUDDART. Helen, NIrs.COBHANI ; Barbara, Mrs. SARRATT. To which will br added, Use Lon:mite Burletta, front the admired Entertainment of THE REVIEW. ?loon to be open at luilf-past five, ind begirt at half-past six. H O R / beg ! 2 lf t. and nd Cot.heStocbkikßrothkactrst,he26on,ly STATE LOTTERY to he.drawn this year, consists of 6,500 Tickers, ',which is not half the usual consumption ; as such, Hornsby and Co. request their friends wbo purpose to have : chance, to ex charge their prizes, or to buy inunedlately, o therwise they will be obliged to pay kit extravagant price. 's' Ticket £l9 19 0 Half - £lO 5 01 Eighth - £2 is 0 Quarter 5 4 • Sixteenth 1 7 0 All orders by post or carrier, duly executed. Prizes paid as boon as drawn. The 19th of Tess MONI H the Drawing will begin and finish. NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 1, CORNHI I-L, - the corner next to the Mansion House. PIDDING and Co. embrace tfitt opp?rtnnity of 1 endeavouring to express their grateful sense of the kind pa tronage they experienced, during the very i p i hOrt period (only 424 days) their O ffi ce has been opened.—ln thel.ottery just finished, No.• 9,349, was. drawn a, Prize of $15,000, and No. 3,96 ', a Prize of 45,000, mulaeveral Prizes of .CIOD, and £5O, were Sold In Sbarei by PIDCHNO and Co. ivhere the Holders may receive the value on DeManfil. or exchange them for fresh Shanks in ,THE ;VERY LITTLE LOTTERY, Consisting of ortlY 6,500 Tickets, which will be all Drawn TUESDAY, the 19th of NOVEMBER. The Schema contains a greater , Number of . large Prizes in proportion to the small Namber.of Tickets, and also Prizes of greater Value, than the lasi. An early purchase is therefore recommended, as there can be little doubt every Ticket will be soh/long before the Drawing No. 1, COltnnizz. 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Colburn, Public Library, 50, Contluit•street; And Sold by alLßooksellers. • Thh day was published, price Ss. - A new Edition, beh'g the Eighth, of I'FIECATHOLIC DOCTRINE of aTRINITY, proved by above a Hundred short and clear Arguments, Impressed in Terms of the Holy Scri;ture, compared after a I manner entirely new,_ and digested under the four following Ticks : I. The Divinity of Christ.--1. The Divinity of the Holy 6host.--3. The Plurality of Persons.---4. The Trinity in Unity. With a few Reflections occasionally Interspersed upon some of the Arian writers, particularly sr. S. Clarke. Tn which is now added, J. Liter to the common People, in answer to borne pope- , Ur Arguments against the Trhaity. 13y the late WILLIAM JONES, M.A. F. R. S. "lector of Pas.:on in Northa m ronshire, . nd Minister of Nayland Sufolk. . Printed for F. C. and Laivington, No. 61, St. Paul's Church .ad; sold also by 1. Hatibard, Na. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be hadoa:ely published, a new Edition of . 1 he Theological and Miscellaneous Works of the Rev. Wil liam Jones, M.A. F. R. S. To wh'clt is preized, a' short Ac count of his Life and Writings, by William Stevens, lA+ la cis laic octavo volumes, price, In boards, AL Si. DEstors FOR FURNITURE. This day was published; elegantly engraved In Aquatinta on 156 Plates, royal quarto, price in boards £4 14s. 6d. and elegantly coloured £7 17s. Rd. _ L k COLLECTION of DESIGNS for HOUSE HOLD- FURNITURE and INFERIOR DECORA TION, in the most approved and elegant taste, with various 'Designs for Reolll.l, Geometrical and in Perspective, chewing the Decorations, Adjustment of the Furniture, Sec. also soots general Obftrvations, and &Description of each Plate. ily GEORGE SMITH, Upholder Extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. • Published by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. 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Of whom may he had, by the same Author, A Familiar Exposition of th e Church Catechism in Eve Parts: I. Of the Baptikmal Covenant: S. Of •the Creed: S. Of the Commandments. 4. Oi the Lord's Prayer:' S. Of the Sacra ment. To which are added, Prayers for the use of Parents, Children, and Servant. 'file Eighteenth Edition enlarged, price 6d. or Ss. a dozen. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND UNIVF.RSI HES. This day was published, in two large volumes Ova. price bound 2os. a new Edition, care fully corrected, lining the Fifteenth, of “OMERI ILIAS Glt/ECE et LATINE. norati•ones in Usunn Sere:llss4M Principis Gulielmi Au gu.ti. Duels de Combed:yid, Ste. Regio Jussu scr;psit atque edich t .—SAMUEL CLARKE, S. T. P ImpenSis F. C. et J. Rivington, 1. Walker, G. Lnwndes, J. Scatcherd rt Letterman, G. Wilkie et J. Robinson, J. Richard son, J. M. Richardson, .Lackington et Sic. Crosby e Stk. C. Law, Vote et Williams Longman et Soc. J. Mawman, R. Bald win, Gale et Curtis, et 1. Johcson et Foe. The Latin 'Translation, which in &mater editions has been printed with the Greek Welt, is now, on the recommendation of the heads of soine of our principal seminaries, placed at the end of each volume, in order to be used or omitted at the discretion of the teacher. 'lO THE PUB' -nit. NEWHAM, in justice for the great and wonderful blessings bestowed upon hint, for healing the King's F.vil, Gout, Cancers, Rheumatism, and by a tye of nature, to his afflicted fellow creatures, he is bound to alike this public declaration, as kis success has been so well managed among his enemies as to keep must part of it a secret.—if Government will do him and the country justice by calling him forward and give. him a fair opportunity, as he then should state, he would without fee or reward prove to them, what he>hall lay before a gt nerous public. He pisn'scs himself the above diseases if no decay, nor bolt contractions attendllic patient, they are as easy of cure as any cominon disorders, only take a longer time to eradicate the disease. The remedy is simple ; it gives speedy relief to pain, puts no restraint upon the patient, nor requires the use of an in strument to inke away calipused lump and swelling. He has a right to believe at the first appearance of the disorders, no one would be deprived from hatless one day, if ander tris plan. 'Else afflicted sitou:d.call upon Dr. Newham and see his credentials irons resptctuble persons, from most parts, and lis:na to facts. No. 16, Ocauiston-street, Somers Town, Loudom—Attaudatiot Mondays sad Thursdays.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1811. I. •••••••• _ PRCIOOSBD BRIDGEWATER AND SL TON CA.NAL. I NOTICE is hereby given, That a General Meet ing of the SUBSCRIISERS will be Istid at the Loadun I Coffee-buddy, Ludgate-hill, on 'Tuesday, the I. :1h day of Novem ber next, it twelve o'clock at r.onn precisely, to receive the Re- port of the Committee, and to adopt such rev& tient therein, as may then be deemed cipedient.—By OrCar of the Committee, J. R. CLARI.E. FOtt SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday the 22d, and Saturday the 23d days of November next, [HE good Ship DANUBE, late of New-York.—.- Length 78 feet, 10 inches. Breadth 23 10i Depth of Hold 9 3 Tweeu Decks 5 st Admeasures 166 76-94-tong. Square stern'd, and has two flush decks—ts a plain, strong and burthensome merchautman calculated for general perposes—ls wood-sheath'd, and may be sent to se at a small exp.:nee. Also, her entire cargos consisting of 338 Barrels Pot-ash 202 Bales New Orleans Cott*, and .85 Ditto Georgia Upland ditto 41 Puncheons Whale Oil, and 40 Fibds. ditto About 44 Whale Fins One TEousund Pipe Staves. Also, the Ship CUARLECTON Packet, Anaerican h alt, muse stetned, and has a firtre bead. Length - 75 Peet 91 Inches. Breadth - 23 81 Depth - 11 Admeasiires 169 76-94 nit. She it adapted for a Packet, in Which s_, rice she has been ent ploytd (having two cabins, aiid suitadie oirths, with a large sky light), or a running merchantman, as sit:" ball, fast, and will carry a proportionate Cargo, having, 'tween decks, trams and a good floor. She is wood sheathed, her materials are abundant, and In excellent condition ;• her cargu consisting of )e:.: Bales Upland Cotton 4.033 Pieces Campeady Logwood 35 Cuba Whale Oil . • 19 Barrels and 1 Case Tortoiseshell and Chipping' • Bales Elver Skins 4 bales and a Bundles Bear Skins 9 cwt. 2 qrs. 30 Oak Hogshead Staves. Alio the following Goods, being part of the Cargo of the Schooner Ba . rsZY : 34 Bales Georgia Cotton Wool 21 Cases Indigo 4 Casks Cod Oil 10 Ditto Anuatto • About 4 tons Logwood. An the above condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship Menem, Sir Miehael Seymour, Bart. Captain. 10 Casks Fish Oil Bales Peltries I.x ELI? A, Cumming, Master. '2.7 Serous Brazil Tobacco, ex A.eituita, restored to Claimants. Also, the Scluximer laic, on Ow tollowing dimessious Length, 48 feet ti inches. Breadth, IS 8} • Depth of Hold, 7 5 Adineasures 48 60.94 i rms. She Is round-sterned, and has a scrawl head ; is a desitable ves sel for the coasting trade, in which she has lately been advan tageously employed; her Stores are abundant, and in good con dition ; and she may be sent to sea munediately without any ex pellee, having a British register. Also, for the benefit of the Underwriters or those concern ed, the 1 - iull ot the Brig ACTLON, of N..w York, burthen about 200 tons, her Ma.ts and Stores in Lo3,,with the following part ot her Cargo, for Home Cuirsuinption: About 36 'l'ons Logwood. 8 Bundles Elephants' Teeth. Afterwards, for Home Consumption, about 1211,000 Coquillo Nuts, from the Brazils, calculated particularly for the use ot tur ners, for various purposes, particutarly buttons, beads, small bona, &c. as they bear a remarkably fine polish : 4 Casks of Spirits of, Furpentine. 204 Pieces Nicaragua Wood. 136 Pieces red Wood. /Olt Weal ATM,. Ve Bars Square Iron. eig Do. Flat do. 12 Bundles Nail Rode. 1 Cask Flints. 1 Cask Cresm Tartar. For samples of the copal° nuts, cotton, :tidbit:4n, Catalogues and Inventories of the Vessels, apply to Messrs. Smith, Marten, and Smith, Brokers, London : Messrs. Holt and Co. of Man chester ; Mtssre. 'Monies and William Earl and Co. ef Liver pool ; and Messrs. Walter Ritchie and Co. of Greenock. The coquille nuts may also be seen at Messrs. Laugher and Co. Bir mingham. Also, the copper-bottomed fast sailing brig ANDREW, pilot bnat built, calculated for any employ requiring great dispatch ; captured on her voyage from France to New-York by, and con demned as prize to bis Majesty's ship Shannon, P.' B. V. Broke, Esq. Captain. Leng•h - Breadth Depth - Ad ni easures Her alio, consisting of IS Pipes Brandy, " 3 tibik stioer'lor Red Wine, it Cases • About 650,8ars square and ttat Iron, 7 Cases or Boxes dry Goods, well as Satins, Silks, Velvets, Ribbands, Crapes, Gloves, &c. &c. Also, about 60 Bales New Orleans Cotton Wool, landed front the ship Rebecca, detained by and since condemned as prize to his Majery's ship Medusa, the Hon. D. P. Bouverie, Captain, viewing Samples, atalogues, and further information, apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth; and for the Andrew and Cargo, and the filebecoes Cotton, to W. P. Smith, Esq. the Agent, and as above, ae JOHN LUSCOMai, Broken flyasouth,"Ocioba le, ten. 79 feet 7 inches. 41 S 8 .lle 163 Tans; alit buttuos. paten cord bretehes int! gre • [PILIOE 80CPENCE-14AUPetetit' • 17.3CAPF. 01! PRISOIIr-Rs Uh 1:'.11t, , W HEItEAS a Man ts..titc‘i JOLINS, who his to. v venue dine put been in the mploy of Mews. Gale Cann, of °helm:lipoid. es .-Jourseynvin Ca:party, ennui. charged with haying ess4tekseuu Preneit Priatiners to liseant fru& the above town, In violet:ow ef.their pai ale or honour, h7.4' in eotupsuy inaplizatc.d.with them, by ;he veralet of Coirfinrea Jury; in She Monirepfleiißlal . ....v.)HEß. SMELL, e • Sou 43013 7.. "I 1 0 =m it; AO Devon, and also of wistunitnt - two shaey tyll were iintio!..yrd to secure the ' 'Prisooeri 7 Titretetn t niisiones, fie tiopiiitedur his Majesty's Transp-a t Serenity and ler de Cart und•Custody, of Prisoners of W:x Ilan* eticr **Reward of 1 1 0 . 1 T• POUNDS •o any ',tr.—, • persona wit 4 aping:lead the saithlaluts, give so that-he maybe apf rehandett, and 3t.ieei if !edged is any Li L Majesty's Gaols In this KtosZoin. 'llte said Johns is , by mule a carpenter, ainiet fire feet imams hil 4l . .Allottso otOtat. nude, swarthy co.npleaier. blaei hair, and had on when be pent away &bluer:au without& •- gait P.n. • MEM FOGS AND DAMP AIR. BARCLAY's ASTIIMATIC CANDY has ler many years been proved p most effectual pet SeT‘n:l•ll from the ill effects of Fogs and Dartlp Air, which et this season of 11. e year art so prejudicial to those who are affected with Astiursarte Coughs and Shortness of Bruits. Its effects are to cape! wind, to defend the stomach from Ole ainsissiun of Damps, and to r.• heie those who suff..c from a difficult) of Breathing. Prepared and arid, wholesale and retail only . , by Barclay aid Son, No. 93, Fleet-market; and retail by all Vender. of Medichx in town and-court ry. But observe, state can possibly be genuine unless the it bef affixed to each box, is signed in red irk by Barclay and Sort, and much &tiger may arise from neglect of HA- caution. ' TO THE FIRST OF DECEMBER ONLY. , : II S Majesty having granted his Rnyal sanction to Dr. C.t VALLO, as sole Proprietol of the LLEC nue CURDLE, for the curt of Ruptures and Debility, of every de scription, in both Sexes; it is out to be had of any other person. 'Me Girdle will be forwarded, as usual, to ail parts of Great Bri tain, At the present price of ,C 5, till the 1 st of December, etcr which no orders can be received under ZIP, and that uuly From • per,ons residing in London, as Dr. C. shill only keep a certain number of Girdles for bls private patients; and the Noblemen who has purchased the Patent Riet will then remove to Ame rica, when it is hoped the afflicted in general of this country shall have made applies lon. The number ue tures already exceed five thousand. Herter, (post paid) directed to Ur. Cavallo and Son, No. 28, New Nukth-street, Red Linn-square, Lueion, are im mediately answered, whereby it may be known how far the Gir dle applicable in each case. N. B. At honie for coasultation every day. Orders from ft!' ' country, dated the tat of December, will be received, thoaz they come to hand a day or two after. DOCTOK FOTHERGIL'S FENIAI.d 'THIS celebrated Medicine lias bean long known for its infallible efficacy in removing female obs:rnctiors ander which the sea are so apt to suffer at an early period of lice, and before the female constitution is entirely formed ; the sam - disease, it is weltknown, alwa) s takes place at er thl age of forty ; the Me of Dr. FOTHERGIL's FEMALE PiLl.q catin it hr «e, strongly recommended to the *ogee rat every Female at them twb rorio.S• 1 when the girl is passing on toward womanhood, anti liable to a variety of disorders from ottstrucriort ; pad afterwards, towards the turn of life, when the habit of every woman und,t , gots a change, in that species of disorder called Germ Sicknese. which is denoted by a pale sickly countenance, and proceeds I from a general relaxation of the system, attended with a lassie sole and want of Jac:illation to move, Fothergill's Female P.lla are a most sovereign remedy ; they amend the appetite, cwrect the vi tiated state of the stomach and dig tstive org toy whore there is inclination for wing chalk, and the _most unhealthy trash, anil where, from infolence of the pationt,dropsical symptoms are to arise; they remove nervous heal-ache and giddiness, shortuz.,. of breath, and palpitations of tire geart e and all the other train of disorders whir!! are connected with the above complaints. Tu married women they are na less bent fici4 , they invigorate eh • constitu ion, give tone and firmness to the habit, aid are the best restorative where the woman is weakened by bad leiniti in, health impaired by too long suckling, or where she has been std. ject to frequent miscarriages. In all these situations Futhrrw,'. Female Pills may be regarded as the female sheet-a:v:110r u• health, and resorted to as a never-tailing remedy against the m is desperate and incurable diseases which altfc the sea; they *haul,: be in the possession of every mother and guardian of the goon; temales as a family aselicine. Sold at Mr. ButLr's, 4, Cbeapside, corner of Pat rrnotiter-row. London ; may must Cimino Booksellers and Medicine yen dent; in boxes at 21. fai. each. CHALLENG MESSkS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, bite in hi, M.sjesty's Service, challenge the wnoie world to prove e single instance where their Medicine mid method of cure has. faded of the desired effect. The practice of many years in an particular branch of their profession has not given rise to on , unsuccess:ul case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cur. of Venereal Comp:alms, and that derangement of t'.e 'piens which is the conseqoence of the pernicious and wasteful e ff ects N . habit long and must unhappily pursued by the youths of both seat.- In the one It will be found to be the =faint source of barreis• net ; the other have Its ravages fatally developed to them by a Is messing nate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminate. in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con• sumpt ions,loss of muscular power, and virious nervous complausi. usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, the s treatment is simple and has never proved unsucceisful, in tl I course ill a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In t is. most obstinate and Complicated cases of venereal infection, xtet as obstructions in the urethra, swingy excrescences., hard .11. mours,canous utters, 'eruptions, seminal weakness, gi e s, a, al STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled tt • skill otother Practitioners ; are by their ptesent improved plats 0 reatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the pane:. "uffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage wit rt . often follows the application of the Its trar caustic. In the course as ao years extensive yacties In this metropolis, numerous cases se Strictures have been and are day under their are, tlie to • eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and ripe Onus mode of practice, superior to any other yet adoidel . 1 ti weakness relaxation, and debility proceeding from this compl a is speedily removed, and the patient • reaored in sound and v gurous health. But where the debility has for years existed proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the ture has been destroyed, is indispensably wequisite to revive t• slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Coostitation. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectaled have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the r rnoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. end , hav 4. received a radical and permanent cure, request Mat refer..:•e may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided perititity of Messrs. Come and Co.'s plan of treatment: let s . of these Gentlemen have bad Strictures from ten to sal etity )e.. and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and Heusi. .• and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted tt.e eu • by the application of the lunar 4.1.L111L1C, without success. • . Messrs. Curie and Co. may he conshited by either sett with. t: gramma delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. f . HanleinvGar.lexi. Patients in the country ar ^ requested to F. this particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, 14dialpg a remittance for advice and nil:denies, when its, • VIM given er peat to vary *art at cliskingtbasa. 1 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. This day Isere published, in royal two. with a View of Rheims . Cathedral, I boards ' N HISTORICAL SURVEY ' of the ECCLE- S kS FICA', ANTIQUITIES of FRANCE, with a view to illustrate the Rise and Progress of Gothic Architecture in Europe.—By the late Rev. G. D. WHIT TINGTON. • Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, just published, Dr. Milner's Treatise on the Ecclesiastical Architecture of the Middle Ages, with ten illustrative plates, royal octavo, price 151. boards. This day was published, . In small octave for a pocket-book, neatly printed by Hensley, price 74. sewed, or in boards, I'ABLES for the PURCHASING cf ESTATES Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold, Annuities, &c. and for the renewing of Least. held under Cathedral Chttrches, Colleges, or other Corporate Bodies, for terms or years certain, and for Erma. Together with several useful and interesting Tables, con nected with the subject. Also the Five Tablos of Compound In terest.—By W. INWOOD, Architect and Surveyor. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural' Library, No. 39, nigh Holborn. VALUABLE ES rATES, SOMEItt:ETSHILLE. TO BE SOLD B 7 AUCTLON, in Lots, On .Wednesday, the h 'day of Decnber next, it the Down Ina, In the C p n ounty of Somerset (unLis dis poled of by Private Contract, in one Lot), r riiE MANOR, and ADVOWSON WAL-1 TON, midi the ganiion House, Castle, Lath;', Pleasure Grounds, Plantatidns. and Gardens, and sundry }Alter Eau, I surrounding the same, rOutaining in the Whole about I tiS Ac.'es of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Woad Land. Also the e version in fee of several va luable Einar., held on Lease, Lie I Lives, sltintte in the Parishes of Yatton, Kenn, and liewish. 'I his very eligible property is situate in a beastiful country, &boos twelve miles from Bristol, twenty trom Bath, eighteen from Wills, sod port if it adjoins the *ism' Channel for a con siderable ettent. The Mansion House is completely furnished, and possession will be given on the completion of the purchase. Descriptive particulars are preparing, and may be bad of Mr . ' Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn fields, London, where a plan may be seen ; of Mr. Charlron,Land Agent and Surveyor, Stour ton, near Mere, Wiltshire; and of Mr. Pain, Solicitor, Hunt , spill Court, near Bridgewater, of either of whom Tickets may be had for viewing the House, and the respective Tenants will chew the Estate.