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EMBER 4337 3 'I(EAI ER lo s Noe LPWCE SIX4'ENtE. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO.MMORRO\V EVENING, NOVEMBER I I, will be prefentccl th• New Comedy, called DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. _ TO STATIONERS. A YOUNG MAN, with good Addreft; who has lived at one of the Firit Shops in the City, and whole 'References and Connexions are of the molt refpeCtable kind, wilhcs for a Situation in the above Burinefs. Securities to any amount, with a good Character for Steadi nefs and Sobriety, from his hit Situation. Letters addrefted to W. D. No. tB, Brownlow-Itreet Holborn, will be duly attended to. FALL OF PAPER. with the Addreffes of the Hon. C. J. Fox, M•-.Bdket, Mr. Coke; Sir Jacob Aaley, and Sir Francis Burdett Sim • rice 6d. The Asileric ANSoAL REGISTLR ; or a View of the KV. tory of Hinduitan, and of the Polities, Commerce and Liters: cure of AGa, for the year 18or. To, which ls pr set', a Con:. tinualon of the Hiltory of India. Price ics, Oil in boards. Unavoidable cir.urriflances havidgpn.ven•ed the carnet' publication of the Third Vol. me, the Editor t, inla it proper to affure t'e Starter bers to cie Work, and th Public, that the 4th Volume (for the prefent year) will be ptiblifbcd ir. J.itni.:ry next, and that the fticiatiling Volum,:s will he regularly phh kthed in the month of llllLiary. Of whom may be has, I'h • ASIATIC Assam. Pao,. cati tur t 799 and iSco. °tureen - I-toss on the Ri roars f the the FCTOK:i of the EAST INDIA Company. relpeetittg the Trade between India and Eur pe. To which is ad `.ed, an Appends, containing the Pap rs referred to in the Work. By 'f hoiras hien7bmatt The ad lidi enlarged, Bvo. price ics. 6d..iu boar-;s. Jeivry-flrect, MESSRS. CHAMPANTE 4nd WHITROW raper:tinily inform their Correfpondents in Town and Country, that on account of the late redudtion in the Price of Paper, thole vary ufeful and much approved Articles, HALL and Co.'s VELVET PAPER BOOKS (with the METAL LIC PENCILS) are proportionably tticriated in quantity, and fold at their Stationary Warehoufe as above, wholefale and for exportation, iu their different Szes and catietirs of bindings. As ionic of theit Friends may not as yet be informed sif the great utility of the above Articles, they hereby acquaint theist and the Public in general, that the points of tilde Mc allic Pencils cannot be broken, and the writing remains fecure from beity erafed—thus combining two molt defirable qualities for all ftfout who tranfaCt hulincfs from home, fuck as Farmers, Travellers, Surveyors, Tradelinen, Captams, &c. and emery lady or Certlenian i.ling a NA: t ,ir Memorandum Book. Theft Books are bound up very conveniently for the Pocklni and with a Metallic Pencil attached to each, and are fold mien by the Stationers in general throughout the United Xlllll4omss. . • . . • 0 ., HA LL and:Co. is Itatnped on each Article, To which will be added the Comic Opera of I.OOK AND KEY. - - This Fvcning-I-The Man of the World; with the Review. t)n Friday, the Cabinet ; with Love-a-la-hie)de. On Saturday. Delays and blunders. After which will be pro- Zuced a New Melo Drame, in Two Ads. called A Tale of Ai v geri. The Nlulic compared by Dr. Bufby. On .Von Jay. by particular dare, Mr. Cooke will perform the Charaeler of Zanga, in the 'Tragedy of the Revenge. The 9th and loth nights of the New Comedy of Delays and Aloders wnl he on Tuefday and Thurfday next wet k. BRISTOL. • TO GENTLEMEN MEAL-MEN. TO BE LET, and entered upon immediately. Or at Lady-Day next, within One Mile of this City, THE remainder a LEASE upw ar d s o f Five tl o Years unexpired capital DWEI.LING-HOUSE and GARDEN, with a fel ORN-MILLS adjoining, together with about t ; Acres of eadow Land. The above Premifes may be had either together or feparate.—N. B. None need apply but fuch ascan give proper Security birdie Payment of the Rent. For Particulars apply to Mr. John Williams, at the Mills, Bedmiudter.—Briftot, October 6, xitox. , FICTEEN'IH NIGHT-SANS SOUCI. By the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CHARIR RLAIN. ?'O-MORROW EVENING, November ir, 1 via be ',relented at SAN'S Souci, LLICES I'ER PLACE, An Entertainment, entirely new, celled MOST VOTES. A Dint sr of HINDU LAT/ on Cemtt‘iic rs and Succre stoNS ; with a Cointueotary, b4JagannatlhrTcrcapa nc h aima - translated front the oti*tal Slitiferit by H. I'. eolebrolbx Judge of Mizaporc,P.elideut at the Court of Begat-, avol Mea tier of the Afiatic Society ; in three lane vols. evo. *„• This Work comi.rifes the Codes of the wife Law givers of India, expounded by the nr ft learned and fTrilful Com inentators, and wil be found to form the m.,a comprehenfive and peripicuous body of the Hindoo Lawithat has hitherto ap= peared in the Englifh Language. A VOCABULARY of the PERSIAN LANGUACE, ih two Parts, Perßan and Engiith, and Englilh and Perlin, by S. :Zouffeau, Bvo. price 7s. 6d. i,. boards. PERSIAN Unties, or Scattered Poems, front the Diwan-f- Haft ; with P,raphrafes, in verfe and profe; atalopue of the Gazels, as arranged in a M. of the Works of Hatiz, in the Chetham Library at Matichefter, and other Illnltrationa. By the Rev. J. H. Hindley. ato. The PRINCIPLES Of ASIA"' le IMONARCIIIES, pobtizally and hiftorically inveltigated, And contracted wldi thole of the Mo. narchies of Europe : !hewing the dangeroub tendency of con founding them in the adminiltration of the Affairs in India: with an attempt to trace this difference to it,: coulee. By Ro bert Patton, Efq. Governor of the Maud of St. fielena;and Author of an Historical Review of the Monarchy and Rifttub lie of Rome. livo. Tile Songs will come in the following fitecrfrion: 'l'o be SOLD or LET, and may be entered upon immediately, CAPITAL modern-built STONE-HOUSE, -L• 3 - in complete Repair, ffivate in Abington•Rreet, North hampton, late in the occupation of Mr. John Cole, Jun. compri- Eng excellent Vaulted Family Cellars, a tpacious Hall, two large Parlours, Kitchen, Drawing-Room, threc•Bcd-rooms, Clofets, and four Attics, with a Laundry and other requilite Out-offices attached, and moft capital Wine-Vaults, Bottle-houk, Cooper age, Stable, and Coach houfe detached; together witl a valuable Pew in the Pari(h Church of St. Giles. PART 1— I he Poet to his Pen, The Conitiee, One, The Tn.&ft. The Invitihle Pig, Water Creflis, Dolly of the Dale. PART ll.—Three Cheers. The Harmony of the Affetlions, The Three hißers, The ./Eolian Harp, Jultcring Giles, I he 4 h.-.pling, The Barber's Shop. PART 111. The Wind and the Rain, The Parachute, The Devil Outwitted, The Union of Love and Wine, A Hißory of the War, Most VOTES. The whole is written and compofed, and will be fpoken, ung, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. GLOUCESTER AND SOUTH WALES COACHES REMOVED. JOHN HEATH, RICHARD WILLIAMS, and Co. refpeetfully inform the Public, that they have removed the OLD GLOUCESTER, HEREFORD, and SOUTH COACHES from the Bolt in -Tun, Fleet areet, to the BULL and MOOT It t Bur.t. and MOUTH-STREE r, London, from which place they let out every Afternoon, at Three o'Clock. Thefe coaches go through Oxford, Chelten ham, Rofs, Monmouth, Abergavenny, Brecon, Carmarthen, Haverfordwe ft, to Milford, from whence Pafrenurs and Parcels are conveyed by the I'oit-Office Packets to Ireland. The Preinifes were built by a Wine Merchant for carrying on that bufinefs, and are particularly detirable for the purpofe; and the Vaults (which are capable of containing zoo Pipes of Wine) having a communication with a different Strtet from the Houfe, may either be let off, or heldwlth it as agreeable to the Purchafer or Tenant. Boxes Ss. Pit ls. Gallery 2,5.—D00rs to be opened at Seven, and to begin cagily at Eight. Books of the Songs to be gold at the Theatre. This day was pubiifhed, Itt rive Volumes Octavo, Trice ii. 15s. Places for the Boxes to be taken at I.eicefter Pirce, where may be had all the Articles in Mr. Dr !MIN ' S Catalogue, and alio Propofals for the publication, by fubfcription, of his Pro fdlo•ial Life, with the Words of Six Hundred Songs,and with Sixty Plates from their tubjectc, in aqua rinti " The Latliel." " The fwects of Love,"" The Parachute," "The Toaft," " The Sapling." " The Harmony of the Affec tions," " One,"" The Devil Outwitted," " Water Creffes," "The WL d and the Rain," and " Three Cheers." are pub &ed. On Titurfday will be publifhed " Dolly of the Dale." And a d.fferent Song on every Thurfday and Monday during the Winter, as well from the New Entertainment, as chola from thole Songs, compofed of finging and recitation, which have hitherto remained unpublifhed. The above Entertainment willbe repeated Mondays, Thurf days, and Saturdays. The Colon will dole on the slith of Ik amber. A Chile of Palture, containing upwards of two Acres, at a f:nall diftance from the lioufe, will be fold or let with it if re quired.—lf Sold JaMi. or izool. may remain on Security of the Premifes —For particulars enquire of Mr. Markham, At torney, in Northampton. H ls 1 , 01 E de lit R E VOLUTION de FP.ANCE, ad et dcrnicre pante. Par ANT. PR. BER Miniftre de Etat. Suld b, Daniffe and Dulau, Ennitfcliers. And the Lail Part of the Annals of the French Revolution, by the fame Author, in 5 vols. price 21. Printed fur I'. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. ••• Complete Sets of boll, and a few C. pies on Vaum Paper, hotprelled, may be found at the Authoes, No. 38, Brewer-ftreet, Gnitlen-fquare. This dLly was pUblialCd t priCt A SERMON on the SUPERENrENDANCE of PROVlDENCE,dercernihlc in the calamitous Events of the late Win.. Preached in the Ch:pel of the Bridal Fac tory, St. Peteriburgh, Thurlday 3d r sth July, 180 a, on Oc cafion of the Peace. By the Rev. L. K. PITT, A. M. ' Late Fellow of St. John's CoUrge in Oxford, Chaplain to the Britifh Fodor) , in St. Peerfburgh Redlor of Hanwell, in the County of Oxford, and Dutncitic Chaplain to t e Right Hon. Lord Whitworth. Mr. Mental refpeetfully gives notice, that as there is not the nulled probability of parting with his Stock for any thing equal to its value, he is determined to continue aetively in bawds. and occallonally to produce novelty for the purpofe of reit% fliing his Publications; and, as a roaterial Rep towards their circul ttion, he means to give a liberal allowance to all the Cot.ntry Bookfellers and Mute-fellers, who will receive a circular letter, with offers to that efftet. 67 The Preinifes are to be let or fold. poffeffion to be given n t ENGLISH STATE.LOTTERY, Begins Derattqg 19th of Nenvember. TRZ SCRIMS CONTAINS 1 Prizes of L.23p00 6 Prizes of Z.zpoo 3 --- of so,coo 8 —of ice 3 —of 3,p00 9466 from ( f.ton to 19. T SWIFT and Co.'s LOTTfItY- FFICE, No. tt, POULTRY, the Plr.t.drawn Ticket in the Taft Lot te T, No. 793 t, a Prize of Scoot. and Nos. Soo, and 23,824, b+.th Prizes of to pool. were fold and %aced, atalfo &yen other C7pital Prizes, fence November lait. TicatTs and Sit** r s of the preftnt Lottery are oa file at the above Office.—The ROW awn Ticket entitled - to 25,c001. _ _ ---- SECOND ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, for 113os, - - - Begins Drawing the %soh of November.' THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Siateehths, by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, at their State Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and ISO where die on their 4CCOLnt The Scheme ccinfins of two irises of 25,000 t —three of 204c0L--three of 5,000 l —and others from I,OOOL darts to 191 to the Amount of sitB,oool. ••• Country Orders, accompanied with ihort-dated Bills en London, PA-Office Orders, or Calk, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, pundtually attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on being treated czadtly on the fame Terms as if per fonally prefent. The Drawing, which will he concluded in eight days, will he candelad en the following Plan: To commence on Monday the 29th of `ovt.nibert Second day, Thur( day the 2al of De cember; and every f uccee di ng Monday an Tburfday till the 23d. Tice intermediate days will be appropriated to the pay mentof Prizes, and fate of undrawn Tickets and Shares. All Shares fold at this Oficevri 11 bei.,;:tTpedagreeable to Ad of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it, • liar ARD and Co.'s Lottery Office." Lczters, poft paid, clnly.anfivered, and Schemes gratis. JOANNA SO UT HCOTT, the Proftheteft of '9 Awn?, have (forlinie:yeav) been warning the World of "bat is approaching. But few have believed the report, " for taids ye fee figns and wonders ye will not believe, until fuddcn *erne/ion come upou yon." But new to be clear from the blood of all men, / want the pi . , thl at large. I was ipifial by the I .^aD ravirfi worth in 'tar 1791. And the Gen swath in the Year 3803,, the Brit day in that month (old ilk), my seat- WR IT IN GS mull be brought forward, that the Tron u army br Proved. I have raid in my writings lam the vermods in the auk chapter of the Revelations, Mentioned in thefilf verfi ; fo ev writiegsnwit be proved the jfeji swath in the twelfth year. !have repeatedly fent letup to the Rev. Mr. Pomeroy, of Eie ter, km 1796 to I Soo, of events to take place, and the truth has followed. I have alto written to the Rev. Archdeacon Mare, of geavttree... new FtseterAnsl to the key. Chancellor Nuteceree, of 'Welt Adorvisard, near Exeter. All tilde letters rift be is print, with their "apses, whca the truth of my wri tits are proved ; if either of tide Divines Mould Wilk it int troinv to fee their letters, with their Names in print (width as Logo 1 rc mot pais few tsilsAtbet are at liberty to be prefent to Iklge for themfelves, and to fee if they can prove the foreknow tur writings came from the Devil: when every 7 , sti i• fairly manilla" and tried,then I fhall with refped fub mit to them, but no one's Judgment can be attended to, utiles 'bey are peek% I have lately tublifhed two Books, one is "M y bifgato with the Folsom harineft," anti the other is the " Aofor o r law Lord to it," wherein I have mentioned the Pro- Omits from the Bible that arc balloting on, and where the Mi mikes are greatly blamed for sot leeching the Scripture, and warning their Flock of the days that at e approaching; that they IR 1 1 me come on them unawares. I here alto eve liberty to any Tredve Diviet.: of the CRUILCII of ENOL/r/Cl5, of go sf awl 1 . 0, 117 Charaders, to be prefen: at the fame time to judge for It 'clnihts; as well as thole I have wrote co. And I am told ti.c LORD wit try the Nations one year,before be fends out the neltroying Angel! For he will cat abort his work in righteouf -I,:fs,and bring to as It stnotias of Peace, TO TllOl2 at& be llow, according to the promiks made in the Old and New Tel ! au seet.-1-ettersaddre4ed to me (Poft paid), at E. J. Field's, I 'o.l, Er ad- c o urt , Long-acre, London, will come fife to my buds. As sty tailing 1.- to tic Yews err well at the Gentiles, any fe. .f role are invited tee I Me Boots. arc &MILE— I • • hl ' t 1. I t 1., 0.. • .. . ' , oi•VAilik ' • e; ? •1 . • • • • . Ilf.. , . .), •f. '.., -; '' L . 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Tra 'tient, Survey wePremifes Lady or Gertlenian need apply o r f Thefe.Books as lle„, Rent . Pochat, Ind "(kb a Mc. r • • " r uu'r fold Üby fhe Station& Kisits.. •. . • • a HALL and-'Co. Is . GLOUCESTER AND SOU. LEM° 'N HEATH, RJCHA. 'l. refpedfully inform the t - OLD GLOUCESTER, '.Es. COACHES from the L t. and MOUT It % Butt and 1, -h place they fet out every Coaches go through Orli. Abergavenny, lireenn, C ' fromwrhence Pall - mg.:nu Ice Packets to Ireland. stibilfhed, Peke tl. i js. ' VOLUTION de 'ai'tie. i , Nliniftre de Etat. w. •rs. ben Revolution, Auth. lie of 1. Id. DIISIA ' . r dhltit of the Pest. ;8, A Srecist. S7pcc m ith p i e r a n r n or en E o n , f g ocfe li G l e o ri , n. land Grammatit allirtaliee of thk. By John Richan and enlarged, it. 'rem the Right 1. -y Chairman 0, 9fficial Papers, sr of the E. 'Cars abroad , -, Scc. of thea glovernment 'es of the I-, ..4 Glad;Vill, se Guide Red how -e, Spain, l J, Sardt ry, from if one , Togets. 'Sound , ning I 'I . , 1 .1 i Itt j , . i f a i . , i 1 1 t. , ' vt. ! L I EF {r , INSTRUMENTS for NIDBING PENS con • tinue to be made, improved, and fold by the inventor, J. WILKES, S 7, Cotnhill ; and may be had with Pen-knife Blades attached, or in the handles of elegant Ivory Pen-knives, containing various Inftruments, Wafer Box and Seal, anti Per petual Calendar, 1A lift Marks, &c. &c. The Pen-nihh ris particular. y ufeful to thole whole eyes fail them, or their hands unfteady, and to Ladies whole nails are too tender to nib on, and prevents the danger of its flying into the eye, which has oaten u fortunately happened. At the fame place is kept every fort of %till, and Pens cut to fuit any hand. Excellent Black Lead Pencils and fuperfine Ink. • Pen-nibbers m y be had, as alto the fancy Pm-knives, at No. us, Taviltock-row, Covent Garden ; Mr. fabart's Juve nile Library, Bond-ftreet ; and Mr. Charles Smith's, Mifeme ftreet, Bath; and Meffrs. Gore and Son, Liverpool. N. B. Wanted a Perfon to make Pens—one would be pre• fcrred who has been a Teacher, and can make Pens to the fatibfatftion of the writer. CANCER'S IiFFEC FUALLY CURED. QHARPS DROPS for the C ure o f CANCERS, LI have been a fovereign Remedy for upwards of Sixty Years. Mooting& have been cured thereby — and fame hundreds have been permanently cured, even after amputation had been de el wed reccffary, to whom a tcference may be given. In the SCROPKULA, or KING's EVIL, thefe Drops have beet, remarka ly fuccefsfuL They are a purifier of the blood, and remove all feorhutie afeetions. In cafes of Stagnated milk in the Bruit, occafioned by Milk Fevers, or indurated Glands, it is incredible in what a Ihort fpace of time a Cure is performed by the ufe of thefe Drops. They are alto a certain Cure for the Fiftula, all Tumours and Ahfceffes. There Drops are prepared and fold only by S. Sharp, No. t G:oneeitT-ftreet, (jseen's-fquare, at Five Shillings a Bottle, or Five B qt 11,3 for a Guinea, and are fent to all parts of the kingdom—Attendance front Nine till Thre e . • BOOKS, Printed for J. DE BRETT, Oppofite Burlington-Imre. Piccadilly. Letter;, defcribing particulars of Cafes, properly attended to. N. B. Advice gratis. Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL ald BOTANICAL SYRUP. - - IT has long been a quettion, as well as a matter of furprize, why Dr. Bitonosi should be more retorted to as a Medical Man, than fome of our tint Phyficians whore cha radter and eminence has never been do u b te d : thi s Enigma has Wog puzzled all ranks of people ; but when we weigh and con fider the mute in sm deliberate manner, the furprize ceafes, and the cataradtis taken from the eye. For imitance, how numer ous are the diforders the human frame is tubjeat to, and which ri te,folely from the Patients imprudence; theft complaints the Patient is Awned to unfold to his own family Phyliclan, either fearful it may by fome unforefeen accideot become public, or does not like to confers his weakhets to the Phylician he is in timate with; =din which cafe the female in particular often falls a ficrifice, rather than divulge the fecret of their guilt; and without knowing the origin of the diforder it is importible for any Phyfichui to preferibe with tuccefs ; there, then, are the patients who can with fafety apply to Dr. Brodum, for t! ey have only to fign initials to their letters, and ante their cafe without any referve whatever. The Da for fends them either a Prefeription or medicine (as the cafe may require) without ever knowing the Fiction who has made application to him, and die matter rests for ever a keret, as it is out of the power of the Dodtor to make a difeovery : this. is the only ar.d true caufe witty Dr. Brodum monopolizes the application of all rinks of people to hirafelf; and particularly fo, as his character is fo well eftablithed as a fkilful Phylician, when we obferve in the daily papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by him, to perfons who have laboured for many years under Gout, Rbeumatifm, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Cunfumptive, Yellow Fever, Jau ndice, Bilious Complaints, Spafms in the Stomach and Bowels, an d Debilities of Both Sexes, arifing from natural or acquired Caufes, in particular, thofe Complaints ori ginating fromlntemperance, improper Indulgences, inebriety, or exective(Tf. For the renttrcd of every kind of Obftruelion is the Sylletn, there are few Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the liver, many can t citify, who have witneffed its beneficial tffeas,even after the fornution of a chirrous Sub itance—The Yellow Fever, and thofe fatal Difeafes that origi nate Justin baneful Austotphere in hot Climates. The Rot mica! Syrup end Reftorative Nervous Cordial,;to be had at the Dodtor's haute, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from the Lettere= Mufeum, Surrey fi de of Blackfriars-bridge, in bottlesat tl 2s. tin. 6d. and 6s. tad. (duty included) at Withers' Printer Coeltdrs) Medicine Warehoufe, 292, Strand ; W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookf-Iler, at his Medicinal Warehoute, Nu. 3, Wine-ftreet ; who has oteeived a large and frefh fupply ; Thomp fon and Mills, Cattle-itreet ; Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh. bridge-ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard, Briftol ; Meyler amid Crut well, Bath; Meffrs. 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