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GLOVER; A me lia Wilikiihsim, Mrs. MARDYN. To which will be BMW. THE MAGPIE; or, T MUNDEN PALAISSALT. Tbe BsWie. Mr Farmer Germs, Mr. DOWTON ; Everard. Mr. POPE; It. Clair, Mt. BARNARD; Richard, Mr. WALLACIL; Et.o.ot. Mr KNIGHT; Isaac, Mr. OXEURY 03nler, Mr. PENLEY ; Clerk. Mr. MADCKS t i o rg., Mr. COVENEY ; Lams, Mt. DUX DO ; ON; ; • Thom" Mr EVANS.. rune c • re els . Mrs. SPAR KES ; Annette, Min KELLY. `Act the First, $3 INCIDENTAL BALLAD, composed by Mr. Brans. • De Characters by Mr. °RCA& BYRNE, Ws SMITH, ate. p e ws and Plats to he taken of Mr. Spring, Box °floe, Little I r • A ' r • ee f• tram t. a ttU four; and of whom maybe had a Pri- _ e !iv , i t i g h t ly). Boxes 7... Second 'Price Se. tid. Pit as, 6.1, : ,ma t s. I.ltwer Gallery es. Second Price la, Vesper Second Vette hid. . Thr ~ w N 4,4 Arnimtle Romance of the Magpie, or the oatuvmu. will be repeated till further Dada. A:onjar t die same periormances. . 1 .,„,1 ay , t h e Comedy w the Child of Nature ; the character of Amami". t'Y Y . 4 14; I '44T, bring hoe Ant appiarmice co any En •••• on ; lattalay, The Merchant of Venice : Shyloch, Mr. tint Appe.na4ne to that ehar.icter) tt.ore to announce, t.ukt Miss Nash, from Bath, „ tai ..l tor a few ntgh.4 At this 1 brute, and will maks Les EN J ! .pearanee rar'y in October. Diana, in "Iwo Acts; and other Novehies an In active pu rr:re.). I HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING will be per. imbed. the Serious Opera of ARWAXERXES. MraDURusET • Artabaues, Mr. TAYLOR Arba,eb, Mt. SINCLAIR% lthneues, Mr. TABBY. biandasse, Miss HUGHES, (1 ler second appearance on this Star). • After which, the New Male-Drams, ailed THE MAGPIE, or THE MAID. c, rail. Air. FAWCETT ; Evaded, Mr. BARRY MORE; Perry, Mr. ABIOTT; Besijange, Mr. PARI.EY ; Justite of the Wine, Mr. BLANCHARD ; h;,,riin, Mr. LISTON ; Bertrand, Mr. ATKINS. Mrs. Gerald, Mrs. DAVF.NPOILT; Annette, Miss S. BOOTH. Is Act I an INCIDENTAL. BALLET, • Conipmed by Mr. Nests. Preucipal Dascers—Mr. NOBLE end Mien WPM). To which will be added, the Farce of HON EST THIEVES. Chlonel Careless, Mr. ABDO Fr ; Lbel, Mr. SIMMONS ; Obadiah, Mr. BELLAMY; Teague (first time) Mr. TOKELEY. Rath, Mrs. (ABU; Arabellaavliss FOOTE. te., 7s ; Second Prim, gs. Sit—Pit, sa. Od: fiecood s = 411ery, Seeped Price, 11.—Upper Gallery, IL; e vd. A Privste Box may hi had oly, ea appkodua tO ,braaden..at the Sea °face. .The ftnm will birsipppid past Five, and the Play brgin at 14.1kino ishc. Pieces for mei to be taken of Mr Brandon, at the Boa Office, Hart. , front Ten till Four. No MOW/ to be retereed. new Melo drama of The Magpie, 4, de Maid, will be id every eventne. till 'millet tie‘cw • , i.s O'Neill will resume her performances for the semen on oday mat, in the character of Julie ; and on 'T hureday, Or Or will appear hi Jane Shore. tt ednesday, Ibe Tempest : Prospero' Mr. Young ; Ariel, Alecalione twho was received with such distlngtu,ked ep. hi filar clkascver4. O MICA!. THEA KE, LONDON HOSPI it. lIEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON will bin their AU i UMNAL COUR - E of 1.11:C -ES tr, en ANA I OMY, IYMOIAN:Y, and the OPERA IS ut •17 RQERY, ou MugoAT, the 2d ut Uttuber, l'wo ;cdpirs and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. H c DI merrom. latom:c.i; Desnonst ra ions, by Mr. I rnatrru.r. inher par.culars nay be know u by s e elying to. Mr. Price, `weary, tile Hospital. MIDDLESEX HOSPI I AL. ;HE LECTURES Theoretical And Practical on MIDWIFERY, and on the DISEASES of . WOMEN and ..DREN, by ..4.14L.11L MICAILIMAN, M.D Physician, Man atife to the hliddleatz Hospital, and to the Paruclital littir ui St. George, Hamm, nsquare, and Cuomolting Phy.ictan to the Wes minster General Dispensary, will re amer at tke .huve so MompAir diu 9th of ()co at haif ;ast ten o'clock to the forenoon • . :ands ot *fermi itta, he procured at do, principal Medical ..Aachen; at the hliddleser Hosphal ; 'and at Dr. Merriman% noose, No. 26. I ialf•Muon-street. Piccadilly. • !CAL, CHIRUAOICAL, awl CliE MI CA4. SCHOOLS, 9, GEORGE-2 fREAT, HANOVER-SQUARE, and 42, GREAT WINDMILL-S rat hE 'HE first Monday in October next a COURSE • of LECIVRES ea the PR AC l'iCh of PHYSIC, wi h the W 3 :be ANIMAL (ECONOMY, Ntll recommence is 4 gewreet, at Nair 'tithe Morning, and he cotritiocil every ,reecil MothlAy, Wednesday, and Friday, at the samelitint Etb ruarytuxt._gyOF.ol4GX PEARSON, M.U. Y."• ' ysic lan 10 al. George's Havaal. die. &c. Sec 1. Ott.:,, r 3, on Therapeutics, with Materia Medica Jr,' rsdence, at the Theatre, No. 41, Great Wind -crert,fr,,ni I.Bght Lill Nine, A.M . To bocnutinued every sue "! . 1 " 04 4. Thursday, and Saturday. By Kicuaau 11.• rellow (tithe Caber of Physician,. Octuber 9, ou Chemistry, at No. 42, Windmill :o! Nifty is tie h ; to be continued every following Tliurul...y, and Saturday. By W. T. BRAND; ) PrortSAOr Ch-mistry, Royal institution. 118n tl'f. October on the 1 henry and Vraedee of Surgery, No • 4Y, Windtsin.stre t t, to Seven in the Etening; and to be "utled 1 .4 eatit34ay, and Friday Evening. By B. lUD! t, I.R.S. Assistant Surgeon to St. Georges Hospital. e..---in 1. . tiotnc's Lectures wtll Wilms at h.' 42 * Wind. MOllat WONtiE,RS !!! rrY THOUSAND nsols for 423. 1 Is.— itovards of Consols f ora Guinea and a Half—other Ares 1 q yrupot tyli —by purchasing In the present truly novel try, sel athitirable Plan, totally different from any piece ,' hehtcis. 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SCOTT, On Felony, rbe 6th of October at l'welv c o'Clo c k, at t i re M t -r. ' London unless au gceeptable :drer , shall be previously ma d e b y Private Contract, ripAVISTOCK IRON WORKS.Th/s eminent Manufactory is most desirably situ.ned in the centre of an important kilning District; elven:tie convenient for Trade to Plymouth, tut Deck, wad Stonehouse.sy water conveyance ; also for the King's and Privati Yards, Exportation, &e. The ?Lint comprises Dine powerful Water Wheel*, regularly supplied, Ma chinery for eight Hammers, Air auJ blast Furnaces, !Lowing Cy. Sliders, Sating, Rolling, sad Grinding Mill; extensive Snutkery, 4 .kh mobilo sveliliquotSatactions, convonLent, compact, and : a commodious. *mat Residence, wbb Stables. Oar -^O, Outage*, and Ten Acre. of rich Forlorn Land adj',lnlat;., the whole held for ninety years unexpired. May be viewed by applying to Mr. S. liornbrook at the kta. nefactori, where deatripdve Parka/ars inay be had ; also at tl e Print•ng.ol3ces of the Cornwall Gazette, Truro"; Weem s Et 4 ter; relegraph, Plyntoutb• D o ck ; Carbtiaa, Swansea; JounA Briltni; Ailed 4alette, Blrininghant ; at the Mart; an , l of Afr. scotf,its. New lkidge street, Loudon, where Pl4sl. may be scan. . The greatter part oldie purchase-mewl may remain ea Mocissge. MR. SPII.BBURY—III NOS, zlier a fever, rup right knee was so much inflamed, chat 1 because detifious. A surgeon of eminence biought it td discharge, and - my leg uiae. rated from the knee to the ancle. Other geuilraten were advised with. but they kit me as incurable. For two years I suffered greatly. and seurcely able :o swasksie a little food ; and I was lifted in and out of bed iu a sheet. A friend, hiving ',sea several cures by yuur Drops,sent one a hottle t sh-irlag I would ule the last drop. I bean: in a week my spiii i and'apAtite were hinter: In a few mouths the pain left me, and several pieces oft ale came sway. I was now able to us crutches, and at tSe sea r. o:vere4 rapidly. I unfortunately left off the !Medicine, aad the spring fnlla.vmg I was seized wish violent eruptions. My tither and mule beesme affected, and I was again reduced to great extremity. My mother then applied to you : I again took your Mitilic!iie, and, following your advice , I was once more relieved from pain, and for three years I have been gaining health awl streiiLth.—l mu, Ste. 16, Grove-place, Camden- town. July SW fit 5. li- R. Sold at the INspensary, s;4lbn-square, Landon, in bottles el Bs. Doable 104.64 and largest. Xi. Ls. duty included.—Conal • ' pause Essence es.—To pretreat Counterfeits, the Genuine Mo. dicuie has a Black Ink Stamp. Mr. Edwards, Uti, St. paurts Church-yard, is the Wholesale Agent. • HICKMAN'S PILLS. IN the various complaints incident to t h e h uman frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences. than the GRAVEL and STO NZ, PAINS In the BACK, LOINS, BLADDER, and LUM. SAGO, They are complaints to which every person is liable, and are a foundation for every oth er s p ec i es of Disorder. The :drove invaluable Med:cit.e composed of the most innocent In. .gredients, has been touitd of singular efficacy, in the above Qom. plaints; removing the calculi, or grittV secretions, and ~ ,ani s wn ir every pernicious tendency to these disorders, without cunSne meat. From a conscious :cu of the powerful quality of throe Pills fully evinced by a pnvate practice of many yea rs , th e y ate Offered to the afflicted, and rect.:time/sled as a cure tor the above complanits. COPY of a LEI7ER front GEORGE GORDON, Req t . • Mr. I IICKMAN. Sir—Having been fur ah,res twenty years greatly distressed with the Gravel, violeni pains IN the back, a Strangtiary, with little intermission, nod the most excruciating tortures, whenever I attempted to nuke water; and at last became So weak, from want o f rest a nd appetite, was scarcely able to walk across the room. In hopes of relief, I had, from time to time, recourse to the best advice, and took the m.st appr ove d presenotlone, with. out being any better. Observing HICKM AN'S PILLS Weer. geed as an effectual cere for the Stone and Gravel, and Stoppage of Urine, I used them this stimmcr for about two mooths • and ftons intro found myself daily better, pass my water freely ;ids out pain t my appetite and strength restored, am able to nJe ota ho seback, width I could not do for twelve month. preceding the lise of these Pills. Sir, your most obedient servant, October 26. GEORGE GORDON, • . • Sub-Sheriff, Berwickshire From R. FERR lER Esq.,to Mr. HICKMA,N, Apothacarf, Sir•—i believe HICKMAN'S' PILLS to be the best intilidno elver known for curing the Gravel, therefore thave taken eppor. tunity to recommend them. Two boats tilde half have cumin* a; that I have not lowed t! accessary to take moue; and although !have suffered greatly from that disorder, I shall newts be strait of it, when I can procure*, good a remoslT. I am, itc. Hornsby, nehr Yarmoutki I r eltRIER. Norfolk, Feb, Ilk • • Sold at Mr. Ruder's, .Clwapoliie, earner of Pears Chord. CI; and most Medlchir.Ven.lors. w fin g iand, g ra d ie d. , Wales, East and West India's, America, am Li hems at si. 94. each. • •,-.