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/ 1. • AD Thaler t ~.11;5 17 , are t. Ft 7 r u :P?rr Lar .ol.T FASCI ;TE Al iES Pi w.:l be TA por t ;';!:aria, Gal is4Vl icuess) • :It'll' ( 4 l i g 31:or !!! Paris) 3 See:, Ur. Ea_,Mier 1 .•••3 Areseb PheciPat (1. E. Se Hiss D FANCI With apps 04 sew myreyarat Ile Public qwtd pre( ; • ei the 1 leard:iant • 4gioe of tl iiMstton. 72. e Bas-01 :a be ta W.:1134.w Box may .Sy 31f. Royal —The do ...aSegin - HERE SlXiso,ots: : • may be E,-ry Tick Nui Ticli tia•dly de le demar ; Day • tl All ?ay. of r.rtstr., i:xlaram I...ckets No 'r_r BISI , and he JJi his Age h. e.,mf.lty, • Sc: o:ga ARE •1 pr; . of • 37.1 f e s•'.l, 5, : )i ‘Y;,. • ‘1 • • -; 1, • •••• 1'• tr..lt • .., • l• • ti • :: • * l a ., 11•7 : • tii 10,211. ,7611)HI THEATRE, STRAND, (Late the Sans Parte) the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. • ; rem respectfully informed, that in consequence 's ing demand for Places to witness the new Bur 'N AND FRIGHT, which has beta honoured mintier, nu:. applause of crowded and brilliant t, it will be repeated the remainder of this Week, SKF.TCH, the elegant Ballet of L'AMOUR, ,CTRESS OF ALL WORK. 'RESENT EVENING, November 17, proented, a new Burletta, in Two Acts, called ND FRIGHT; or, Hew to gain Consent. The Burletta of HE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. The Dresses invented by Mrs. Lce. • Mr. Campbell; Frederick; (with a Sorg) Mr. J., (a celebrated Actress) Mrs. Alsip !, Bridget, awkey) Mrs. Alsip !! Bonet h, (a Cost-rate Lon. Mrs. Alsip !!! Coady Stubbins, (a deaf amorous ighty) 'Mrs. Also , !!! ! Lounge, (a literary For) !!!! Madernaiselle Josephine, (an Opera Singer Mts. Alsop' ' 1111 —N1rs. :Mop will introduce a iccompanied by herself on the Guitar, composed ken), and a Mock Italian Bravura. r which, an entirely New Ballet, entitled L' A MOU R ; or, Wine no robots. ;3 by Mr. St. Albin (from the Opera House.) Characters—Mr. St. Albin, and Miss Ayktt (Pupil is). In which will be introduced, a favourite Dance, Drowns. To conclude with the Barletta of Jrs SKETCH ; or, Look before yon Leap. ippropriate Scenery, Music, and I)ecorations. - and interesting Barletta, in Three Acts, is in itian, and will speedily be produced; also a Comic .tta in Two Acts ; and an Imitative Barletta Me :eh Air. John Ramo will perform. 7 are respectfully informed, the New. Saloon will trecisely at Eight oTtock, for the better actournto- Bet Visitors at Half-price. a effect of the new Gas Chandelier, suspended from this Theatre, has been the Subject of universal Jake will be open from Teel o'Clixk till Four.— taken of Mr. Irish, Box Book Keeper, of whom .coed Price Admission Tickets may be had. A Pri. ►y be had nightly —Leader of th • Band, Mr. Law lo.forte, Mr. G. W. %.addisor..—The Scenic Depart- Ir. Franklin and Assistants.—lnyentress of Costume, .Prompter, Mr. R. Chutterley (late Prompter of the Drury.Luse).—Acting and Stage Manager, Mr. locus to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform precisely at Seven.—Half Price exactly at Half • Boxes 4s. Fit ss. Gallery Is. . were originally EIGHT PRIZES of ,noo! and 5,000 Tickets have been drawn! there still PRIZES of 420,000 now in the Wheel! all of )e drawn Next Day, 9th of DECEMBER. icket or Skase bought on or before Lord Mayor's uvesiber, has been drawn, and its fate finally decided. :ket or Share now on Sari will be drawn, and its lecidcd, nest Day, Sth December. and for Tickets and Shares was so great, previous to ty, that there WAS not near enough to meet the de the consequence was, that of the United Kingdom were disap )f !raving Chances. .r.t a timilar occurrence neat Day, an early purchase ..r.dzci to those persons who were too late on the First and Shares, warranted 1.1 nd r alr n , are selling by T. 1315116, Stock-Broker, Cornhitl, and sk Charing-Cross, London ; And by his Agents in the Country. ,li has already sold Five Capitals in the present Lot is Agent at Liverpool sold-part of one £20,000 nize, ;ent at Edinburgh part pf the other £20,000. PIANO-FORTE& )r., %Oar) intend to purchase a Piano-Forte, 11 s=e the P_tent Oblique before they determine. Two have been siald, and reference can be given as to their bac. &c. Price from 4$ to 73 guineas. May be mod idea l ,. IS, Leicester-place. ::and-hood Cabinet. good as new. 58p. Square Piano, ;an far Church, Chapel, or large Room. A'S SAUCE FOR FISII, STLAKSoIcc. SCENT TRIAL IN. THE COURT OF BEECH, " Lazenby s. Haiku and Hardie," ro•-d that no precautions are sufficient against the interested dealers, E. LAZENBY and SON think it :y aglin to cautiou the Nobility and Gentry of the inous imitations of their touch admired HARilffirs • It continues to be prepared only at their Ware- Portman-square; and is not gennint of each bottle is signed Elizabeth Lazenby.-- Sauce are informed, that every bottle of the • I. will in future be wrapped in a printed abstract of alluded to. t':, LAST INDIA, HAMBRO', TABLE :N, AND CHINTZ FURNITURE WARE -16, CHEAPSIDE. it GAINS IN CHEAP' TABLE. LINEN, &c. ILLARD most respectfully informs the No -1:.• y and Families, he has received a considerable quan- Ve7eign Damask and ether Table Linen, which ate to s:d of on terms of peculiar advantage ; comprising th (rim 14 yards long to 4i yards each, with a variety -.1 Dinner Napkins; the whole having ro fault but that ; a little out of condition. Families forming F.stabli.h -,7, very respectfully informed, they may have their Da "Able Linen rude to order, with their Arms richly in t: in the patterns of the Cloths and Napkins.—Persons :.:is in r c Country, and taking Quantities, will find the me: it rotice. No. 9, REGENT-STREET. t.S SP'S. HOWELL and JAMES having with• eiratro themselves from the Firrn of HAannea, Howet-c. P-11-mall, avail themselves of the earliest moment thanks to the Nobility and Gentry of the United tavours received for so many years past, and y..tinuance of them at their new Establishment Is most completely arranged, and conveniently 1. 7); earrylr.3 on an extensive Business com bining for t . Articles of Fashion and utility for the Dress Lion of a Gentlewoman, so peculiar to them at their invariably of the first quality, and at . such Prices to give pertlet satisfaction, for Heady Money, or tlita,e bales known or recommended to them, and ••-•il an A:nual Settlement. • hose health permits her accustomed application has in herdepartment an inunense variety in Mil - Pelisses, a i r.i is quite prepared to offer a regular sue %c: novelty throughout the Season. Laclitu having Corn. ?ns from the Country, or the Indies, will meet with every ;le attention. • llowetz and JAmes beg to state, for the information freeuenting their House, and their Friends I n g eneral, , - .,qr.t....itzeet commences at Charles-street, nest above 4. '=" and continues Ninth to Portland-pl2eei the fr..= Pall.tnall and James's•square is perfectly r"..;:ous for the drawing up and turning of carriages, and '' .l ‘ 7 • l "t "eln be fnond w thteleft hand above Charles-street, •••tci. %mite the United Servilie Club. ..., _ .. ..,. ......—...........................—........ Wt. ( — rut . - - .1 114 ,•-••• o rir . A I % 7 ,,, -. , /Ave., . • . . • • . s . , ...,-. , •,. :. 4, • t...; 1, , - "'- e . • : t cf ' .- I . * • \• 4 , .„...' . 4 .Z , 1! .3 ,4 4 -. . 1 , 1 ( .?" 6&•/ - . t ' .I:Al oon ' „.orti ' .. • i • it . . . • 1 . , ,,.. k.ty.fo gjpa : - -. . 1 .* 0 . ... . • (411f b .., -, e -e-‘ - e - / ../Jet.-<" -•! • 'Aro . i. 6 • I -, • . i • . ECe t'_ . 1 ic. • .*.,_ 44, fat. . .• •. . • . ~ ~. . . ...,.., ,:.. . • , _ . 1 1, _., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1819. PRICE SEVIiN-PENCF. I!1!i This day was published, price 163. 6d. boards, VARIETIES IN WOMAN. A Novel, in Three Volumes. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos ter-row. ROYAL MEDICAL INSTITUTION, No. 8?, ALDERS:IIIE-STLEIT. PATRONS. His Iloyalllighness the Oar of Sussex. The Most Noble fhe Marquis of lierestri. Right Monourable I.ady liourwoon. Sir Wruzart glrt: • Sir Tnoac*s Iltattle.e.er, Batt. Sir Tstomes Btrvcr, Bart. Lady 11.132.socuaser. Honourabk 11. VMAIRANT.. Storscou, A. T. FATTRICAW, Esq. .rrIIIS INSTITUTION is founded for the express I purpose of Curing Hise...s2s of the Skin, Syphilis asek its causes, Scrofnla, Scurvy, the various species of Leprosy, Cur vatures of the Spines Affections of the Hip and' Knee, and** • veterate Scald licad. Three hundred and fifty-seven persons have experienced a perfect recovery sinco tha second of February last. The cl..)et obstinate cases have cifectoslly yielded to the new mode of treat mont.-4-Atteisdaare Ten to Two, and trans Flair to Nine j• 411,1 Advice ttratis, to the l'ot.r tvery Morning. All Lucie to be Post-paid. GREEK PROSODY. Thi3 day was published, in Bvo. price 6s. VLEMENTS OF GREEK PROSODY AND -A-4 mum:, cm-piled from the b:st Authorities, Ancient and Modern.—By THOMAS WEBB. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternus ter.row. CHESS IN TABLES. This dap wasublished, elegantly printed in Royal Bvo. with a Frontispiece, price £1 Is. iu boards, 0 HESS rendered FAMILIAR by TABULAR NJ DEMONSTRATIONS of the various Positions and 1 4 0kresibents d the Game, as described by Philidor ; tvitk many Critical Situations and Moves, and a concise Introduction to tha Game. By J. G. POHLMAN. 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This day was published, handctrnely printed in quarto, in double Columns, with a remarkably clear Type, on a yellow wove Paper, prize a 10s. in boards, THE CYCLOR,EDIA of COMMERCE; cone prising a Code of Commercial Law, Practice, Custom's, and Information, and exhibiting the Present State of Commerce, Home, Foreign, and Colonial; with the Shipping, Manufactures, and Products, b6th Natural and Artificial, of the various Ctn... inercial Nations in the World: to which is added, an Aernain, containing a Tabular Digest of the Laws, Practice, Impost and • Export Duties, Drawbacks, Bounties, tkc. of the Customs, with the Dock Charges and Regulations; copious Tables of the re spective Moni:rs, Weights, and Measures of rue principal Com mercial States in the World; and a variety of useful and select Commercial and Notarial Precedents. 'lle ComMercial Depart ment conducted by SAMUEL CLARKE, Itsq. and the Legal Department by JOHN W I 1.11 A 3IS, Esq. of the Inner leentde, Author of ‘! 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Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Late; and Sherwood, Neely, aad Jones, Paternoster-row. are respectfully' informed, that Dr. A- SOLO lION's oelebrated MEDICINES continue to 'be Prepared., in the most accurate manner, frorn dm Original Re ceipts of the Proprietor, at Gitmao-Housr, near Liverpool, where Patients may address their Letters as heretofore, and, on remit ting a Al Note, receive advice in their rtspoctive Casts, together with Dr. Solomon's callable Meal:ines for the following eons plaints :—ln all cases of Scorbutic Bruit:on, Scrofulous 'faint, and id disorders originating from an Impure State of the•Bleatel, the A N TI-I PET I G INES, commonly called Sowsucut's Aud in Ner.-no, Cases, or Consumptive Habits, at tended with weakness, debility, lowness of spirits, and a 'gra dual wasting of the vital principle, the long established and highly ceV:brated CORDIAL BALM of .G I LEAD. , The above Aledicines are sold by Messrs. W. Sutton and Co. B'w Church-yard; Mr. Samuel Leigh, le, Sttard ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street; and all Medicine Venders ; price 11s, Fr bottle, and Family bottles containing Four small ones, for 335. by which 11s. are saved, with the words " Sant. Sourincm, Livatiroox," engraved pn the Stamp. Also, price ss. that. Interesting and Useful Work (with s Por trait of the Audior,) entitled, " A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Advice to both Sexes, m a Variety of Compkints." By S. Satalstox, M.D.—Coutaiiiing a Treatise on Female Diseates, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks on those Diseases with which the Human Body is most fre quently afilicttd; explaining the Symptoms, mode of Treatment, and Remedies most properly adapted for Senual Debility, &e. .1 ! El ,tll •1 Domus et platens uzor. lion. Thy hoes. unit ' , Wong wife. QOCRA'f LS, by his discourse on Marriage, so en raptured his audithrs with the subject, that the mareiedonen Hew to their wives, and the bachelors hasthned to bewetitistd ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word wife is the mbse agreeable and delightful name in nature. The saoredinstitnthela, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment,,: teeming not only with happiness ote earth, but disposing the sited itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. Previous.? however;: o entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomesf an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the ponce nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed on it. To the neglect of &itch atten tion are attributabl_ many of those hapless instanets, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholders should also impress him with the _Aar of self-reproach. * • Luxurious habits will effeminize the body, a residence in the Tropics will relax the elastic fibre, but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a etata of inanition,. from whence the ago nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, musce lar strength, felicity ; nor will our advances appear enestiosable,. sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy Cares of married life are ieme times disturbed by the suspension of thole blessings which con centrate the nuptial wreath; fur the female habit is often consti tutionally weak, yet it can lid strehgthened, and tic;ient energy improved into lean-Lionel power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as le every relax• ation of the generative economy, we pledge our abllity to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the un.. feeling empyric front the position so prasumpteottsly taken - we deviate lions goteral principles with less h ' fident in our own liehourable integrity, as - lege of Sorgeoes, we refer tile suffering , see. (especially those entering into ruatrimei our house, where daily attentlaace is given tation, and letters from the country are irr these must contain a remittance for advit can be folwartiefi to larvae if the work... GOSS and Co. M. -pie-street, Fleet-street, Loudon. 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The aggregate prodt.ctions of the separate labours of those cr i t i cs constitute the destined C ollection, which, i.e e, Lis way with justice be deemed as perfe ct and com p lete a body of tibity as can reasonably be expected from any sources yet known to the literary world ; the text of each author bring copied Gam that particular eiiiion, whether foreign or domestic, which stands highest in the estimation of the Literati; and the int - premien betv con d ucte d under the vigilant inspection of re sponsible Editors, duly qualiked fir the task. ; and Elitism ef the above Works. BAYLErS PATENT BLACKING , which for nearly Fifty Years gas nuintainad a deridedsuperiority fur nottris:lll:g and preserving the Leather, continues to be Sold io Calles at GI each, each Cake making a fall pint of Blacking. 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