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7-, ix -.„ - . • . I . . . • 1 . * 1 11 . , A . '41 . 41 , , • ‘ ... 1 . . ' 1 • ' . - / • • • , i,qe •• .4' ' . . 11, . ;.‘• -1 , s, , r z .. ~...., ~ . . .i .C 4 • ..e. A . •;,,,,-;:. li -.3e /,.; '.- . • . . . .... , 1 t .....! ),.... , . tt. • . • 1"‘ \ •p . :tip . • ' •••••• .• M t. .. 4' . ! ,, t , r d.. ' . • • . • '' ••••• ••••••• ' r- Vs 1.. . r. ,'• °WV ' . • -.- .0 .. ••• .,.. .; 4.1.' t.. , p i a% . • l l in, ~ • { . _ 7 - -. • • I -.ON ~ ... i.,, r ~.. • , • • v . , .....„. , •a. <,.. _.... ..,.....,, •=l.l w, : ,••• • .0 ib • • • 1 ~_' a ,t • I SATURVAY, NOVEMgER N:l_ MBES 5965. THIRD TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRICE. SEVENTIEEr R. A !..leai g November 0,11415. NOTICE is hereby gicen a •74ii 4 3es:ion of Oyer aid T•Pnilktraad Goal Iktiverj, rcr toe Ofin.es Ammette.i sn the Ife44 Seas, within the joeisdution Vlhi Admit dto of Ettglaml, keit' at Justke H4l, is the Ohß.ulry, Loodote,on Tuintlay, the 19th of December twit, as eight o'doea io Me morairtr. J. BARROW. IV ATE R LOO SUBSCItIP Mgt rows V _ Iluuse TArraw, Sr. lAargi's-s.ritrrr. Ilia Royal Ilighne.ts the Duke of YORK, etoth-inito. Anlntlnt4 Invntel. ./:73,000. Os. od. Three p.r Cent. Itelucdtl, of the r,it of £40,023 13 $ :[`,ooo 0,. 0.1. Free rer Cent. C01.3.1!*, of o.i. 'nit of 26,731 14 2 C 1,756. as 11d. Long .linal'Oes, of th. cost of 2.;,7-'9 8 0 OFFICE 0? 01IDNANCE 6 Novernier 13, 1815. THE. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- ;TESTS"', ORDTTAF i CE, da 4treN eve Notieo, Amount of 7.nb-cri!vions already ailvertfse,l, 4.!1'14;344 1 2 Parish of Bros, ley, SLropshire, per the Rev. E. 11. Neale Parish of Ciri , brooke, atl.lWoual Parish of Wmrzom. per t!i Rev. R. W. White Parish of Northrwerineon antl •I'horuton Street, in :Vidit;ol: to tr;s. before subscribed by S. Compzoii, Esq. per the Rev. F. H. Fowle 26 16 2 0 5 CY 7 10 7 2 0 . r is PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' sprv a .,, s verionn a Comedy, called WHERE TO FIND A FRIEND? THE CUARACT rRS aY ♦VALI ACK, Mr. BARTLEY, Mr riONV fON, i ONE, Mr. OXBERRV, Mr. KNIGHT ; Mrs. DAVISON, Miis KELLY, Mrs. SPARKES, Mrs. CO! rr, In Act 111. a song, by Mr. JOHNSTONZ. Tie Prologue to be t.pokeir by Mr. PuwELL ; the Epilogue by Mks KELLY. To n•hich will he added, the New Ballet, called CALEDONIAN LAURELS; OR, 'I HE HIGHLANDER'S RETURN. After which, the new Farce, called WHO'S WHO? OR, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. (I•• Monday, and every evening till further notice, the above . • .i ) arc.-. will hr repeated. Nlardvn will make her next Ippearance as Miss Hoyden, ,u,. c .ille,!) , of A Trip to Scarbot of which early notice :ihber'rtr.• HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. lIIIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, the Tragedy of THE GAMES PER. BLverky, Mr. YOUNG; Stukely„ Mr. EGERTON; Lew.on, Mr: C. KEMBI E; Lirvis, Mr. MURRAY. Mrs. Bewail, Mum O'NEII.L ; Charlotte. Miss FOOTh ; Lucy, Mrs. COATS. o which will be added, THE FOREST OF BONDY. 0:1 Nivoilay, tut thy Bret titer. a new Comic Piece, called wig,' 1, A Mali us Ea./mull? with Cymini; and Balubastei Furlow. On uesday, the Play of The Stranger. of: W. dt , esday aid Friday. C7Enun. on ! hurfulay. the Ttagetly of Vvetice Preserved. tEn 7.alurday. Otway's I ragedy at ['he Os plian . Castalio, Mr. V. Kt told , : Polydore, Mr. Cutaway ; Cbantunt, Mr. Young ; Miss O'Neal. .t w Comedy lain rehearsal, aad will he speedily produced. NSW oACRFD MUSIC. Just published. YOUR ANTHEMS, incithling two for Christmas Day. in four Part., with Accompaniment for the Organ IS Piano-font, for tt e toe of Par.sh Churches, composed by Wm. 111.1 mes, Word, Dever., price bv. A Second /Alum' of eight Anthems la four Parts, with an Accompaniment, for ditto, for the use et dirty c,nri.ored by Williasit Holmes, price 15s. D. A. held and Dr. Catteott's celebrated Collection of the Psalms of David. to- the use of Parish Churches, with a Selection fruin various Authors, arranged for hne voice, and adapted for the Orian of — Piano torte, Book First, price es. - Second and third looks will be .publisheiLshortly. The Scar of Bethlem, a Sacred 0 :e ? Ore este composed and haruwaized tor four voices, by R. Taylor, s. 6d. LotOon t printed by Goulding, D'Almainc, Potter and Co. No. tchSolio-aritiare. Where may be inspected an and vetted; of Pianofortes new :"..'-IPE MADEIRA WINES BKOUGHIIO PERFECTION. THE, LOMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM PANY happy to have it In their power to say, that they . itsve - (;apto 4 Madtesit' I•Vtlei SeOper amen, which ate • lr s.todNirince, and btg leave to inform their Customers, and :he Public ih gen. rah, that the artlcle s they umv sell is totally dir. feeta to any before *AI, and that the quality here offered is only vu 'ad of them, at . No. 1 - , SKINNER-STREET, and 340, OXFORD-STREET; Or :r those Wine Aonts in Town and Country who sell ex clr .vet tile Commercial Hall Wins Company. CITY MART, 68, CHRAVIIIDR. TriE leading Articles in the Daily SALES of ,iisCELLANEOUs PROPERTY, by AUCTION, By Mr. MOAT, - At the City Mart, are arranged as follows. viz. en hinNDAYS, PLATLD GOODS, BOOKS, &c. &C. UESDAYS, JLwstssav, RICJICur GLASS, Az. EDNESDAYS, Lit.ax and Wot►tL[N DMA r [MT, Ho• IlEttlf. &C. 1 HURAMYS„ CIP7&ZIII4JAP AN WARR, &C. FRIDAYS, 'limit talfient Cuiwe, Genes, &c. SA FURDAYS, WRITING Dews, WORK Boxes, Tti.g. sates, &c. - 'the goods are on view front eight o'clock, every morning and 'twin 'he u hole of the QAle, which commences at twolvn pre. autl, fur the acc-nintoclation of these wl.ost.• ot deprives tbelt of the opportunity, aga.o in the evening .t 6eV,11 o'CIOCk. Fzut.tws furnishing bowies, Captains of Ships, Suivettaritoets znd trader,. genera 4 find g rat advantage in p..tcha,ing at an ',der rate at [Wse miseellaiwous Sales, while altno‘t every ar !.,7!t• ct the or 0111ilialt. IS to be met with, and where every thing I, wan wired perfect. It will greatly *SWAM the business of the Mart if the Pro tiLtbrs 01 Property, who are under the neceoity ui seeking an ;mediate marker, will send in their articles for sale two days .nor to the above arrangement. and consult the Proprietor of the !tart be:ween the hours of seven and eleven in the morning. 'll IOM A 4 i MO A . I 'Sworn Broker, A int outer, and sole Proprietor of the City Mart. PILUL/E DEHAURIENTES; ur Dr. GREN'sPII.I.3 for the'Gisti - Grapsi, Gravel, Pains the hack, Loins, Katie* and ail Obstracdons in the Uri nary Pasant& THEM?. Pills, .Teich pro the happy result of long 11- and patient medical research, are now offered to the public •au absolute specific for those moat afflc ive complaints in all • itir stages. Their operation is so peculiarly mild, that they 'tat be gi yen to children as well as adults. Thew is wit t:te least wicks of mercury in their composition : and their efficacy h :Crtelin And alntw,t irreaistible, having never been administered • mo, even in ca.es which at first appeared hopeles.. A Lir !II fuliy justify (hi, description of their admirable qualities. yeti f the Proprietors, Medars. Harris and Firmin, • r et, 'Colchester ; and sold by F. Newberry and Seas, their ts, No. is, tit. Paul'. Churchyard, London; price • box, tlt.ty included. Where also may be bad, Dr. • '.:•11 Ap , -rid-lit rills, to be used with the above, or for ' [Lepev., prier Is. 14d. a box.—Observe that the name ! ‘rl,, " entraven in the Stamps. • h PILSBU K Y —ln 1808, after a fever, my a t kne. was so much inflamed, that I became delirious. • I; or i minence brought it to discharge, and my leg lace . :*3 the 1114 e to the ands.. Other gentktneu were advised .•tlu y lett the as incurable. Fur two years I suffered • s • 1 ,careely able to swallow a little food ; and I Vl3Slifted !, of bed in a sheet. A friend, having seen several cures • - OW', sent me a bottle, desiring I world use the lass drop. • i ll aweek my sparks and appetite were better. In a few the pain left me, and several pieces of bun- came away. !••tv hlr to use crutches, and at tie sea r• covered rap idly. • ly left of the Medicine, and the spring L following j I • d.r t•` violent eruptions. My other knee and antis. • " 4 -fist), and I wa. , again reduced to great extremity. My "" ft IFI Led to you ; I again took your Medicine, and, ' • 7 your advice I was once more relieved from pain, and I have been gaining health and strength.—l am, &c. pit:(:,C4rtuleiptowit,Joiy lsls. l'.. R. nsary, 15, oho-square, London, in bottles of • vs s t:d and largest sei. 2s. duty lucluded.—Cunt. by . prevent Countetfelts' the Genuine Me. !as a Black Ink Stamp. Mr. Edwa ' rb t 66 1 . St. !'gill's is the Wheleeele Apia. sco rrisH HOSPI r AI.. His R. H. the Duke of CLARENCE and ST. ANDREW', President. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Th a t a GE NERAL COURT of the COVERNORS of the CORPOr s ' RATION will be field, according to their Charter, at the Hall, in Crane-court, Fleet -street, on Tuttasonv, the 30th instaat, (St., Andrew's Day) fur the purpose •of ELECTING the AN NUAL OFFICERS and commirnms for the Year ensuing, and receiving a State of the Charity, at which the presein.e of all Governors is earnestly requested. The Court will at terv. ari a adjourn to DINNER, with the &Heise:ors ant. Friends of.the Institution, at the City of London Tavern, flishopsgate-street. Dinner on Table at 81E1) 1 -Clock precisely. His Royal Highness, the PRESIDENT, in the Chair. By Order, JAMES DUIIIE, Secretary. STEW AR DS, Thomas Bell, Esq. SLeriif I Mr William Murrell Duncan Fraser, Esq. David Niven, Walter Leartnontb, Esq. Davil Phillip, Esq.' Mr. John Leslie William Reid, Esq. John Liddle, Esq. Ottywell Robinson, Esq. Charles f.yelk Esq. Mr. George Tweeliale John M•Gowao, Sq. Thomas Wishart, Esq. William M•bleiii, E=l. Tickets, ifts each, to be had Crane-court ; and Bar of the Ta of the Stewards; at the Hal', in Ivens. Eißrf ISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIE Y, AND THE NORTH-STREET Cl I Y ROAD SCHOOL. A• SERMON will bc preached in behalf of these 'IN ITEUTIONS in the Wesleyan Chapel, Cit f, Road, on Wednesday Morninv, 9:k November, 1815, by the Rev. W. B. COLLYER, D. D. F.A. S. • Service will begin at Eleven n'Cltick. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of KEN I' , EX, his Grac. the Duke of 1.1E11F; iltD, and the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, will attend Divine Service Attendance will be given in the Vestry.rainn for the purrnse of recitivin . Suli.creptions towards the genZral pttrpo.c, or the Parent Society; or for the Support ut the Schu..l in Nurt',. street, City Road. DEDICATED to the DUKE of NORTHUMBERLAND and LORD BYRON. This day were publidies:. in Three Vols. I 2nto. price 11s. MEMOIRS And CONFESSIONS of CA PTAIN As Author of •• rhe spirit of the Book," ie. Written by HIMSELF. This work will be lonia to possess An unusual degnie of In. Wren, not only on account of the multi %Idea persons mentioned, with whom the Au' bur had intercourse and connection, but also from the simple at d unaffec.ctl death of real toccurreme,, au thentic anecd.etti, and private adventures of the Lizhest cast with which ft abounds. for H. Colburn, W. Conduit street. 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Of shoat may hi bad. the EncyclopzZia Ihritannica, 2n V n:s. sth Edition, prier :tint BARNI iT CUES r, Inventor of the GUES lON!AN hIEDICINE3, No. 9, Grtat-Surrey-stret:r , root of Blackfriars Midge, HAVlNGresided then! for the list TwEN•rY. ONE YEARS, du r ins wlecli time UPWARD:. ot THREE THOUSAND PA'l lENTS have been restored :u PER FE.O HEALTH by him, at:er they have been admitted hitt) the Loodon Hospitals, 'when afflit.tet with the following coin . plaints and atter continuing Caere n reasonable time, were then returned from thence without bring relieved, the truth of which can be proved by the hooks of the raid Hospitals, or from the Patients themselves, two-thirt:s of whom reside in Lon don; great part of them have been ativeroi , ed its the.l.tondem Newspapers, and Loodon Magatities for the lait twer• y years, consequently if not correct, they would Lye been most justly stigmatised bx those respectable Medicai Goal( men that a tend these cbarltabi Institutions, a, they had three poweroul Mance mots for it. fit the first 'Pace, because It was ?. ditty which they owed to the public; stcondly, it was a duty they owed to them selves; and thirdly, their lot ode would have been so gratlied fu consequence of it, as to have rtntlei.ll exposure irreso.:lble. Yet surely, when it is considered that every respectr.ble M dicta man must know that nearly all the great discoveries made hi time hear ing art, have been the result of Citymical researcloei, nu one of them can wonder at the sum Ks of the UESI 0 N lAN MEDI.- CINES, the Ilventor having beets a practical (Agonise for the last fifty clip years. CASE 4 Ati ABOVE 'ALLUDED TO. Mercurial Rheumatism, proceeding .from taking intrestry to excess, Agues, Bilious Sack Headaches, and , all descriptions of Headaches I.iver Comp Asthmatic, and con sumptive Diiorders; White Swelling. or Bcrophulous eillrrgt. ,tents of the knees; Omit, y, Rheumatism, Rhtuntatie, Clout; Contractions or weakness pr....vet:Mg Iron; rvpeaccd pa! j rusystua uI the Guut a 014 Spann, Linke*, etc. . • PIC k UP 0.111).At A AGE, Pleremker 24, Isls. THE; PENSIONERS from the ORDNANCE *MILITARY CORPS undermentioned, viz. 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Dr. 'fall 2 0 0 Parch of Paniber, per ditto - - % 1 13 0 Parish of Arneliffe, Yorkshire, per die Rev. Mr. . _ • Norton - - Pariah of Beefortl, in Holderness, per the Retr. Ro bert Ramsay - Ditto, per ditto - - - Captain, °hirers, and Ship's Company of his Ma jesty's ship Cherub, one day's pay - 7 16 5 6 1 10 At Messrt. Morland, Ransom, and Co. Parish of Shenley, Mucks; per the Rev. Primate Knapp 'Town hip of Bradfield, per the Rev. 9 13 6 Thos. Newton and Churchwardens Parish of DAl4l.ngton, Oxon, per Samuel Churchill, E q. Parishes of Creech anti Thutboxton, per the Rev. Mr. Cresswell Parish of Sits!gate, per the Rev. R. !league Parish of Boompton Ralph, per the Rev. T. S. Elcott Parish of Beckenhall, per the Rev. Mr. Sawyer Parish of Breomfi_ld, per the Rev. T. Blundell 7 17 6 20 11 0 4 14 0 1 IS 0 5 2 5 1 1 0 • 4 10 0 10 7 -- Si 8 3 W. G. CAR fEit. Subscriptions are received by Mr. Mintlock, 2SO,•Osfard street; Mr. Hatchard, 199, Piccadilly ; by she principal Plana ker4; and by the I reasuren, at jibe butt .e of Nltssr.. Hammer sley's and Co. Pall Mall. It is particularly requested that all I.etters from the Country, to the Committee, be exactly thus Address •d : " To the Westminster Waterloo Assectatiou,Thatehed-hoses; t.ondon." Communication', in Town, to the Committee, may be made to the Secretiry, W. G. Carter, Esq. Temple Chamber,., Fleet street. TO COUNTRY BANKERS. A RESPECTABLE Married Man, who has had the Management of a Country Bark for upwards of four years, wishes furs similar SW l 10N ho has fUL4 every department in a Town llankitir-Lous.:, and has a general krio:v. I v .lsee of Town and Country llusines6; undeniable references as to ability and respectability. A line addreved, post ra!d, for V. M. at Garrairzy's Coffee. house, 'Change -alley, Combos, will meet with due attention. To Vie SCR01:1 1 1.01./ i, CONSUNIP FIVE, and NER vifirs. ERXPE I MEN l'A LLY convinced, with t h e world at large, not only of the inutility but injury fre quently done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the Cure of these Diseases, and, at the same time, fully persuaded that, in the dispensations of l'itavincNce, effectual Remedies cer tainly were to be found ; we confidently and zealously devoted 01111 ,1 1Fts to the study of them ; and the result of fourteen years' application has been the happy d'scov.-ry of Three New Route. dies, entirely out of the usual routine of Medical Practice, pro. ducing the most extraordinary and beneficial effects on th e Con• sum/rive, i;crotulous, and Nervous, who are not only relieved from the itrAent symptoms of these lamentable complaints, but their very Coustitii ions are radically changed.—We oxygenate the blood of the Consumptive, heal their diseased lungs, and re store the emaciated frame to robu,t an! ruddy hcaith. Nor do we palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula ; f•r our 3crofulnus Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease,and rarely tails rooting it out of the constitution. Oar N. rvous Remedy is eqUally successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mental disease, wearied out by perpetual disappolutownt, may here look wit h confidence, and will certainly obtain relief from their wretchedness. The New Medical Institution is established by a Society of Medical Gentle men, fur the Cure of these Coniplaints only, at No. 6, Tavistock street, Bedford-square, London.—F. XAVILR aid Co. _ _ ••• Ample Ir.structions are given with tacit di.tioct Remedy, the price of which is soli 6d. double Li, qua2rujlle Lt 13s. tn. gether a unplilet of the evidences of the iuccess of these modes of treatment Dr. :4 MN Va, Member of the Royal Col lege, may he cones:hod at the inatitutiun from eleven to 'firer. or by letter, pose paid, including a remittance, :id irrised :o F. XnviLß .ud Co. as above. The %hove Pamphlet may tee 4.1.1 gratis, at the Inatitution, where the Remedies are soli!, whol.s . de i , and retail. and by ail Venders In fawn and Country. CHING' M LOALNI4II.S. WORMS are ailowel to be the most fretinert burets of Childre:.: Diseases :—Their Symptoms every Parrot should be acquali.zed with. They °cesium lose of appetite, a palenes; of the lace, roue-rim, and an tree gular state of di'. bowels, ;ate:tile:l with vusleut pains; t,,ey bring on convid-ohnis, sill•rt the gr?wth of the body, and of.in prove fatal, by coding in a consumption or decay. Roth as a prrventative and, care for these of arming complaints, the Awn tscellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testintoirf of the !itgbeAt characters in this-country, to have no equal. Their public apprnliation, even to the Propritor, from a penonal knowledge of its edicacy to their own families, stamps its milt beyond competition, and gives a sanet.on to k which no other Medicine of the kind can bust. From the Hon. and Right key. the Lot tI Bishop of CARLISLE To Mr. CHING, Apothecary, Ctleapinde„ London._ _ _ Ste—l readily embrace the oppertunity your letter affords me, of adding my testimony to that ut the I.oa CM is r BARON, In fr. your of your CI-lING's PATENT WORM I.o7.ENGlitti my eldest sun havica a I'. w ntontha ago d. rived very material ht:nefit front the use of it. lie had been unwell for several :es--ks previous to his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was languid. and complained trequently of palm in his head and side. The lord Chief B ti 4.1 p who had accidently seen him in this state, fort unetely recommended me to ate trial of your I Arzeitges ; end that no time might be Ina, or any mistake might occur, in obtaining t! e ge- nuine Medicine, sent me three doses of it. The fir-i of these occasioned a visible, amendment, and after. the second dose every unpleasant syntpioul disappeared, but I judged it right to give the Mint, es the two former had agreed so uncom. tounty well. Front that iim: my two bat been to p.Uect health and I certa'nly a•tribilte his cure wholly to the etficary of the Wenn Lozenges. I have .ince rec.ustmetnt d y.t.r t.nzenges to several rilqatteeS, wmrvin I have the satisfaction to assure you, they have uu for tiny been of great ieryisr. I ()tight o add, th at trout the n.iturt.. the effect prodeced by c! em in my sou's case, I appet hen ! the ci nipfaints in have arisen from an obstrucdoe bet wow contact.. and visceta. 1 am, &c. Koss- Critic. lee. 7. E. CARLISI.N. Sold at Mr. rinds, se, No. 4, Cheapslde. corner of tit. Piers, London, and :most M.4licine Venders in England, tickbad, k w , land, Wales, East ani: West ban, America, ate. is bean, at rise IA sat M. oici each. ~. 1 This day were published, in avo. price (s. hoard,,• _ -OBSERVATIONS on the SYM lITONIS and 1 RENMENT of the DISEASED SPINE, previous to the Period of lucurvation, with tom.: Retnatks on the conse quent Palsy. By THOMAS COPELAND, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Assistant• Surgeon to the Westminster General Dispensary. Alta), by the same Author, Observations on the Principal Diseases of the Rectum and Anus; partieulaily, stricture of the Rectum, the I !tenirrhoidal Excrescence, the Pro•apstis Ani, nail Eisthla in Al.u. Second Edition, comiti-rably enlarged, tivti. hoards, 71. Loudon: Pruned tor itiodical Bookseller, 10, Crown -court, Prince , -street, Soho. • Where may be had, just imperred, The American Medical and Phil,l4ol.llwal Register. 111us trat, d with Portraits and Plats. 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