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November, from eleven in the forenoon till four in the alteration, I Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall ;J. Blacklock, 'Royal Ex. for the Election of a DIRECTOR for the remainder of the yeai, change; and all other Booksellers. iu the room of Benjamin Winthrop, Esq. deceased; and the Elec. non of a Director will be declared that evening. ROBERT BEST, Srerttary. N. B. By an Act pttssed in the 7th year of the reign of his pre sent Majesty, no person will be entitled to Vote at the said Elec tion, who shad not have been six calendar months possessed in his own right of the Stock, for which he shall then give hisrste ; unless the said Stodk shall have been acquired, or shall have come by bequest, or by 'marriage, or by succession to an intestate es tate, or by the custom of the City of London, or by any Nt.of settlement, after the death of any person, who shall have A-n*446440v theirmaena4 PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. K.-- riiHls PRESENT EYENTNG, OCTOBER 28, .I. will be acted, 4th time, a New Muskal Piece, called THE JUBILEE. with entirely New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations . Th e overture and Music composed and selected by Mr. Reeve. The principal Characters by Mr. INCLF.DON. Mr. TAYLOR. Mr. LTSTON, Mr. DENMAN. ors. DICICONS, Mrs. LISTON, and Miss BOLTON. Mier which the Comedy of • THE SCHOOL OF REFORM ; Or, HOW I*o RULE A HUSBAND. Lor d Avondale, Mr. tGERTON, from the 'Eheat re-Royal, Dub, being his first appearance on this stage. To which will be added the' Faroe of RAISING THE WIND. ; km ? y phiciler, Mr. JONES: bisvafs • NEW WORKS On MEDICINE, sURGERY, CHEMISTRY, Erab rrinttl for Lo:vnan, Hnrcr. Re ind Orme, Paternotter, Row, Loudon. 1. A SYSTMvi of OPERATIVE. SURGERY nu the basis of Anatlmy. by Chari e . Heal. 2 volt. royal rivo. illustrated with numerous sogralioss„' riff 11. 14s. in heard+. Each volume may be had separate. 2. The PI icciples of Surgery, by John Bell. In 3 yob. royalAkto. illustratt.d with numerous inigrtwaigs, many of them accitratery coloured from nature, prier £i 1. tts. in lioa.11:, or each vol. may be had separate. Vol. 1, price £4.45. voL 2, £5. ss. voL 3, £3.16. 3. A Sprem df Dissections, explaining the A sitomy 01 414,1 Human liody, with the manner of displayini, the paz ts, the distin 7. guishing the Natural from the Diseased appearances, Ltd poit.tins "out to the Student the objects most wormy hid a:tention, dorm; a emus.: of Ols.ections. 11)• (harks Bell. itirdedi-tuti t vors. MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. This day were published, in Four Volumes, palce IL Is. THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REY BRIOUE, containing SKETCHES of 111 Dean CeALACTEItS, MANN:AS, and EDUCATION. Py WILLIAM LINLEY; P.sq. The ways of Heav'n are dark and intricate, • INt42.led with• mazes, and perpleect with errors, Our understanding traces In vain, . . . . . a cows.: of t/bNections. !Sy Charles Bea. I laml a:di-Wu, 111 testate es- Our undemanding traces them In vain, ly dtell.Of Lost and laewilder'd in the frill:less search, royal Ism°. price 151 s. boards. • Nur sees with how much art thy, 'adiugsmot,„ , .. '1 keitnatonsi..of, the Hatt‘ail 13041._ i%)' haitu.and C t slir v A- , . ',- ;- 2 4 ,1 90whare t . r.--111tentrioits. • i . ; gioa t to,, latersfe r mo fs , o. . 1 - he tm Prat .ed fur Alt II PuiLLlrs, LondoN and to be - Eactr 41113:.0k5i , ludta; lilitettr,6€ Head stud Artiriei ; %el ' - . . • , 4 . , • •;.*. EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. -. Augravingt price ,I , lOs. so hoards. 'I ile sd v - captains the tthilttatty it Oct. Brain Md . descriptions u I the C 6." • . . .. ... •.- . Johu and Charles The two fire: .4 aE•4 l lte.Bottea; Artth-ies ; 'whit nu . Tile stl vo.unte desctiptions ot the canal.- of the Nerves anththe A:atom/ 51' the fle and iier, wait utgr.- . inisdaidas. 41h•corita?ns flit: the Viscera of the -Abdomen, the parts in the tt. i u, l rent.o • Pelvis, and the Lynyitatic System, with an Apptr4ii and F.Ws grmrinv, watch c.odyi;le the work. I'ttt sit tutu , L, 14 buarai. _, w Sam, Mr.MERY. • Tarty Aturlis P4dullle, Mrs. DAVENPORT. Pergy, • ,,lll•4llAßTYg. N. Ezaei, Second Price Ph 6d, Pit , 4"- 041ery Sr. &wend Price 2s. I,4oeecarury lis ou Monday the Grecian Dap:.-,liter; Euptrasia, bpi A Young 1 .0 r; her first appear..ace in London. Or. Tis iay, theEtile. Alnesiay, Every . Mat in Ilia Humour. 0.: hursclay, !akin and Yarlco, CORPOR. r-,. 11 - CAI OF THE AMICABLE St.), eOR otstniANCE UPON Viirus; . iskstitutedisy Clineter of Queen Anne, Anno 17C6. • I ' ---- lib; This day were published, in Two Volumes, unto. A l - 1E DIRECTORS 'hold a COURT at the ; y - 38 superior Easgravings, price 14s. in boards, and ..slit Society's House, in Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, EVERI —b y -b esty, °PULAR LECTUR ESonEXPtRIMENTAL I 15s. bound and lettereJ, IVfa. WEDNESDAY, at Eleven st' Clock, for the Admission of Mem- 1 bens, under the additional Charter, lately granted by his i RY ;F for further extending to the public the 'aenefits or this Institution.' PI iILOROPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMIC ended chiefly fOr the I.liie of I:tudents and Yoting Persons. Ey Resolutions of the last General Court of tile Society. 'the claims arising tin the deaths of Members are now guaranteed to By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. produce, at the least, XlBO per Share to the Families or Assighs Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, &e. car of West-Ham ; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of of the Mengnirs; and any number of Shares, not exs-eetiing mei lye, • may be granted on each life. Members are now admitted at any !g. Landaff ; and Author of the F.co:iiny of Nature, Ecc. &c. whir. k. ,Printed fur RICIA'tD PHILLIPS, Nu. 6, Bridge-street; and to age, from 8 to €7, for the various kinds of Life Insurance, they for the whole life, or for any tern of years, or or. Survivor- ' . lse had of all llooksellers. skip, or on any other con; Of whom may also be hail, Just publish. d, ingency respecting life.—By Order of „, the Court of Directors, JOFIN PENSAIVI, Register. ine GRAMMAR Of N.srua At. and. E)COLIUMEN i.e PIIII.O. Well?. P, , , , the Rev. D. Bt. Ala ; Author of the Ct.sss 800 K, &c. Price 3s. in blue. S. Engravings of the Arteries, illustrating the *IVO:1111r of the AriatotUy of the iiinuan Body, by John ziorggan; 2324 servos ing as au tatroauciion to the Sui . ,pay of the ':attics, oy %.:14u L ie. Wegt: o o. nuperlity pin:heti he imperial Wis. ao.lbeattlatilii uolourod ; axe 2il edition, price 11. i•• iu lioar..ls. • '• Ski; AtiVe Seen L.) Wu: wetter CAICIILIted for g° 4 +l; clear idasa of chi* tospuct.tlit hi•aiica of auatonty, awl, taitisjiir;:tAitThilltwl g to our tovilicat friends, as at outs: a very wets' oiamesital Allmon to their libraiirs."—M. Rp v., NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES, BASINGSTOKE CANAL . BONDS. and UNION FIRE-OFFICE SHARES. To SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTI', On Friday, the sa of November, at 12 o'Clock, at Gat-.away's, Gl/AND JUNCTION, Huddersfirl.ll, Wati, and Berks, Kennet and Avon, Ellesmere, Grand Surrcy, Croy don, and Basingitoke-Canal Shares; a Basingstoke Canal of £lOOO ; a ditto of £5OOl a Thames and Severa Mortgage Bond of £SA ; and Twenty Shares in that Union Ere-Office. Partici:Par at: Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's and of Mr. Scott s '.Np. 28, New Bridge-street. 6. the Anatomy of the Brain ;earialned in a series of aurae. ringubatatitully unmans:l, wait a div.ertation on flat C.0011111411,:le dun lisween the Vanity-ids of the Brain. By Ca.til,si Yeti,, ,..." • . low of the Royal Colltsc of Surgeon, of Edunittriu..its rural (Cu. price Ys. w hualus *. We have here A publication which reffectspicg credit . 1 the author's anatomical knuwir.lge, and up hi smil a: sat. pi. tea are cttcutcd in a very supeiiiir style ut kern:m=3644ld key. This day was published, handsomely printed iu four volumvs, Bvn. price Xt. 16s. hoards, THE HISTORY of the HELVETIC REPUB . - LICS.—By FRANCIS HARE NA V LOR, Ebq. Pr:r•ed for J. Mawman,'No. 22, Poultry. Of wham may be had, just published. The PIZ LS;7. 7 .sIT STATE of TURKEY ; or. A Description of the P , .l.•ical, Cull, and Religious Constitution, Go. , ernotent, and Laws of tileOtteirnan Ent F ice. By ThomasTbontton, 1 qq, Second Edirl3 tlitb corrections and additions, ancPillu.trated by a lratalsh Empire, and a Plan of Constantinople, both r:id accurately engraved on purpose for the ww-lt, iA S. vols. 670. :Ds. hoards. The 11134 . 0.1'.Y of BARBADOS, from the first Discovery of the labias; in'.rys Year 1605, till the Accession of Lord Seafortb, i stn. ' Dv J.;121 Payer. Neatly printed in one large Vol. 4to. .7! S. . 114 r Ids. Th , proprietors of the new Theatre Royal Covert Garden beg av , again most respectfully to address themselves to the Public, ~ mare judgment they are sensible they ought in every thing, *ran their power, to be guided. • They presume to think that the present re:ttdatka of the prices of admission will, on due con s.L.eratbn, he found to be supported by/every itri..onnent of rtr.son waljustice, as I are happy to nee that it meets with the apiwuvai re a veryiarl.e majority of the community. Y jied`r,,prl,ctors are • aiming at wealth and exorbitant gain: they ure merely la b nting tor a fair subsistence. It has bees authoritctivoly and ..s . actorily proved, arms the fullest and Uto,t impartial inves tiptian, test the adoption of the former prices wont! subject tiara to a cert.: h loss of three guarter4 per cent, per annum on their capital : but some persons have said that thin evil might be e'viatcd by a system of stricter ceononty. If the Proprietors, in :r.fction of the new Theatre, have erred on the side of ex r• n::, it has been, first, from an honest elesire to consult the ac coeni-odation, and ensure the safetrof all who resort to it ; awl 5r:1)017 (.Ithe public had a right to expect they should), td cc, Let %tich performers, and display such scenery, dress.:3, decora rmt &c. as might best contribute to render the exhibitions of the eriona worthy of a critical and enlightened people. Under • heat's can a severer economy be introduced ? The actors te,Ja.:tit .ses cannot be expected to give their labours for a smaller ortlynsation than they received in the old Theatre or than they c .t: revive in Theatres out of I.ondon,--and the Proprietors have I) able to undertake to afford them a greyer: nor (hes thiprovect of such an advance form all Item of their calcu= :utue expenditure. Ir. the Scenery. Dressea, Decorations, Lighting, Ike. of which curry ankle is daily increasing in price, V reduction of expence is evidnaly impracticable. The undisguised truth is, that, even at the present prices, the necessity the Proprietors are under . of prraiiirg every thing new fwalmost wet y representation will, with the closest economy, for some years materially roduce," if sot , oally absorb, their profits. The Proprietors hope they shall not he thought intrusive for 2g.in Appealing to the reason end justice of the frequenters of the 'I Lure, to save all wha are concerned in it from utter ruin. Thy trust that they shall not be disappointed in their contide•n; rell.aire on this occasion, on the liberality, wisdom, and justice oi great and generous nation ; and they are persuaded that, as teliortunately it is nor at their choice to alter the present terms i:tnission, which are as moderate as they could make them, N. shall be allowed by their uninterrupted exertions to endea v tr as the only return they can offer for the patronage and fa sci.r they raquest, Wile they have the honour of evincing, by tiicraiing efforts, their unabated zeal for the improvement of atmsenients of the Public. ISi•Irl'ITIION for the CURE of IMPEDIMENTS, and DE tELOPEMENT of the FACULTIES of YOUTH, IN: STRUCTION of FOREIGNERS, CU cri VATION of ORA •roa Y, and completion of an accomplished Education. I,f R. THE LAVAL L continues to. rbccive into his II- House, a select number of Gentlemen who have any de ft, of utterance, either from orgitnie, constitutional, or otker and to treat them upon a system of his own exclusive in a way that conducts. with the utmost cerainty, to t remont of such afflictions. Ily a similar system he IA also to initiate the Foreigner in the idiom and pronunciation ^I the 1-anuagt, in a much shorter time than has hith:trto fumd practicality. At the same time attention is pa . ./ to re:ry species of erudition and accomplishment ; and Gen.l.nnen the itsivennies, &c. for the higher walks of public and I:1e, may, hr a short attendance at the Institution, be aA. • it the attainment of such oraterkal, popular, and useful .. , riilments as may not have been attended to in those Sc .; r Pnpil4, *kit impediments, &c. are superintended hr . I . I:elw311, and initiated into the rudiments oT the Sciences, • modern Languages. &c. and Terms may he had or Messrs. Longman and Co _ _ U. cc-row ; Messrs. Arch, Cornhill ; Tabart,liond-street ; h • llulboni; and at the Institution, Bedford Place, Russell- MUSIC.—WFAIBIL'S GLEEi, )" for Printing by Subscription, a se ,•i WEBBIc4 (;1.1.••• front Lis Nine !looks published, :.4.1414 (many of the Inate4 of which, in the course of live% io,t or destro),A) to b, copipietcd in three tro t , :I to contain about one hundred pages, neatly printed, each. to Subscribers, Is.; hi each volume will he ..s• v 'twit; Okes and Coizonetts, not contained in the above • 1 %.".! , ., nnuty of wide. ha% e never been printed. The first • . 1 :-* I', ready as soon as the Subsexibers shall amount to reeeivol (fur the Author) at Birchall'4 Muqie 13.5, New '4:ma-stn.:et ; Cl:mend and Cu. 28, • • )1 !e • Pr -,tuts 97, isrnsi. DR. FRI.EMANV MITT SALUTARIS. v due r‘f this Infltilibic :lledicine has Leen so • .g provtd, tIld; nothing of the prevent day can bear a ."." ..vith it in all the di D'erent stages of a. certain Disease, -1 it cures and eradicates from the habit, without • ~ .te& .1 fr.:hugs and exposure that attends salivation. . 1 . , . I ..l , i:tirhe the constitotion in any dt-gree, or even requi -!:•;•! n..T • ..roni et restriction in diet. The radical Drur- have proe ed their CIRIIII to publ!c %1 t.,r nu re t hen years. ,In all the debility of both • ":" ": a iit,•er fal:llig restorative, whether tile debility .1 I.i ton free ute cf el; rcury, illicit pleastn es, or the ef tA Cnizte to trateliets, and those going al 'road.— .:1 tl o strongly to those who will re :, rompl.te cure in ail old stubborn Gleets, •_- !ICES aircCr z the bladder and organs of urine By ria • have becxne muthers who fog years had of that ltzprinat-s. ret ail at Mr. Sutlers, No. 4, Chenpside, cor :lr of P.,. ar.4 rePail by Bedatr., Portsmouth; Wes •••_rl: P . . W;:, *toe ist,ll,,,Plymottili ; Peck, Hull; Calwell, .l% ; Glasgow ; Smith and Manderton, Edin- D . 'EL, and pio‘t Cr:ALtry Medidne Venders, in, bottles at with -ample directions. to: 7!' :• • - -*I. ~"...~ )QR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday w the 31st instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, THE ilandsome Copper-bottomed Ship L'AU . GUSTF., of the fullowmg dimensions t Length on beck - • - 103 Feet 5 Inches. • Breadth above the Wales - 23 31 Dtpth in the Hold - 12 10} Adrucasures • 948.17-334 Tons • This Ship .11.1 a perfect model, is copiloted, and for superior sail ing surpasses any ship taken this 'War ; she is quite new in every respect, havin; been only altottt four months of the stocks, and is abundantly found in stores of the best description ; she was cap tored-afrer a long. chase by his Majesty's ship Seine, David Atkins, Esq. captain, bound from Bourde:raz to the Isle of France. "11Etata bet eßrf•re, sr/2"t' - -- 70 Tons Red \Vine in !Togs- I ' SO . Barrels Paint heads 19 Bundles Iron Hoops So Barrels Nails 44 'Large Chests containing fine Olive Oil 5 Bales Sail Cloth 9 Bales Paper, Pens, &c 2 Cases Silks, &c 3 Casks Sail and Sewing Thread 40 Boxes Tallow Candles , 2 Hlids.Essencof . lurpentine I'2 Barrels Tar 50 Coils Cordage 4 Bundles Iron Roes 5 Ditto Assorted Hardware 2 Cases ditto 7 Trunks Hats 1 Bale Assorted prepared Skins 6 Bales Rennes Thread. xles, which wilThe particularised 3 AiogsLentils White Witte 20 Half ditto ditto 142 Casts Red Wine 61 Cases White Wine 2 Hogsheads White Vinegar 12 Tierces ditto 398 Ba•l:ets superior Olive Oil 24 Cacs Fruit in Brandy 50 Cases Capers, Anchovies, &c. . 12 Barrels Salted Pork 3 Large Jars Sausages 25 Gruyere Cheeses 2 Casks Hams • 192 Cheeses in six cases 160 Eats made Corks 40 Boxes Wax Candles 2 Hoe sheath Linseed Oil 10 Barrels Pitch Together with sundry other Art in the Cai Also, for Home Consumpti . _ talogues. ipa, 63 Bales Cotton-WooL For Catalogues, viewing Sin apply three days prior to the sale Mr. JOHN HA' . . nples, and further .Information, e to LWKER, Merchant, TnymOuth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made from a durable substance, with Enamel, which does not change colour, and appear more natural than china or any other artificial teeth, and are so exac.ly fitted from a single tooth to a complite set , that they may he worn with or without tying, and are not to b: distinguished from nature. Natural Teeth placed from a siagle to a complete set, with ar tificial or gold gums, on reasonable terms. Has an ea-y method of fixing teeth firm to stumps, if the stump be ever so decayed. Regulates uneven Teeth, removes decayed spots; Teeth cleansed from tartar; assists Dentition itiChiklren. Mr. PRINCE, Dentist, attends daily front Ten till Four, at his House, No. 9, John-street, Oxford -street, where he performs all Operations on the Teeth and Gums with ease and safety. Mr. P. as a regular Surgeon Dentist, having from experience selected articles proper for the Teeth and Gums, recommends the following : PRINCE'. CHERRY LOTION refreshes the mouth and im mediately sweetens the breath, and furl experience-11as proved the only article for fastening teeth that are hose. Preserves and whitens the teeth, heals, hardens, and strengthens' tend.s gums ; is of great value to persons wearingairtificial teeth fastened to the natural ones ;as it prevents the natural teeth becoming loose or getting notched; those who wear artificial teeth ought never to be without k, as it keeps them sweet and clean, and prevents their changing colour. A trial will convince that the Cherry Lo tion is far preferable to Arquelausatie or any other Lotion for the mouth, teeth, or gums. The Cherry 1. ,tion . is particularly ser viceable for rincing the rmsurn during illness or confinement, as it prevents the teeth injuring front t..antg medicine. Is warranted innocent. Pince's Cherry Lotion, half--a-guinea a bottle, or one dozen bottles £5. PRINCE's CHERRY PASTF, for cleansing, preserving, and whkening , the teeth, keeping them free from tartar, curing the scurity in the punts, makes the gums and lips of a healthy red, is highly esteemed. Those who once use it, give it the preference to tooth powders. The Pi - optic:or, as a Dentist, often finds the enamel of ti eth destroyed, and 'he gams worn off, by persons using tooth powders, occasioned fr.ito the sandy ingredients they are generally composed of. The Cherry Paste is warranted inno cent, pleasant to the palate, and a sure preventive against all csurrlaints that are incident to the 'Tenth and Gums. The Cherry Paste la o. great u ility for Children, as it prevents the yellow tattnre settling on their reveler teeth. Prince's Cherry Paste, 2s. 6d. per pot, or a dozen at .C!. Directions inclosed. PR INCE's MUSHROOM eives immediate relief to the Tooth ads, pn.vents the face from Swelling. Prilize's Mushroom 2.5. 6d. on one dozen at XI as. decayed or PRINCE'S PASTE PEARLS, for coneealir.7 blemished Teeth in front. Perioas rf3idiog at a di-:acce from a Dentist, and have the misfortuno a front tooth, may with ease in a few minutes•subvtitote a toc.th thentselees.—Hal..- aluineaa box containing six p.sste pea: is, or a box containing 15 at Xl . ls. Directions inclosed.. . _ Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dvntl.t, No. 9, John -street, Ociford-streftt ; and (by appointment) Bacon, ibO, Oxford-street ; Holmes, Dolton, 'fun, Royal LkChanee ; and at suo,t privciral Med:cine Venders. . . . WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN of Education and Responsibility deviate from the General System by the selection of a particular branch, the sanction.of long continued success is the best criterion tit* superiority. FsAirteen years have we devored our practice to the exclusive treatment of two disorders, and the successful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as Car as we are able, the ra vage+ of those complaints which are the" most important in the ca•alogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch of practice, we contemplated the sufferings of Siphylitic and debilitated Patients, and formed a wish to rescue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy or general practi:itmers. The disorders, to the cure of which we have devoted our atten tion, comprise every species of Venereal Infection, whether of a recent or long duration : All kinds of debility, when her arising from the habits of school-boys, or the indulgencies of ma ture age.—Numerous diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea, and it not unfre quently happens, that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indis cretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior method such complaints are easily cured ; and even where others have failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases ofcomplicated distress in this dis order, compared with the calamitous situritions pf men, who, trern an Indulgence in a Solitary Vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility, which is the un avoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but care idly conceals his misfortune, is may be some coieiolation for hint to know, that although it he an object of doubt or uncertairay with other practitioners, the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of renovation is the acquirement of our ex nevi. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have.begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteraction of this languid state,and in those cases, no grearditficult ywiil occur. But where this deficiency has for sears existed, a river peric ye:ramie is indisperaly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the constitution. The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, and the qualifications which we presume to state, form the basis of our pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation isgiven that Messrs. 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