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I EA Pi ll/ AM A . riot sick och 1 d Mee arld I ‘ NUMBER 6782] • SIXTH TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRYRY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVDNING, DECEMBER 7, their Majesties Servants will perform a New Drama, in floe A c ts, called iIsENONI ; Or, THE NOVICE OF ST. MARK'S. rith New Scenery, Music, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal Characters by Mr. SIDDONS, Mr. POWELL, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. ELLisroN, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. DF, CAMP, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. FISHER, Mr. COOKE, Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. FAIR BROTHER, Mr. EVANS, , Mr . wEBE, Mr. CHATTERLEY, Mr. BOND ; Mrs. POWELLMrs, Mrs. H. CHATTERLE SIDDONS, Mrs. SPARKS, . Y. j ad t h e Piny, Bth time, a New Comic Dance, called LOVE IN A TUB. Ti which will be added the Farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRAT. Major Sturgeon, Mr. DO WTO N ; Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL ; ' s ip, Mr. SMITH ; Heeltap, Mr. WEWITZER ; hers. Sneak, Mrs. HARI.OWE. Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY. o ,Th e ljew Drama of Venoni, performed, for the Oh time, inn opt, was again received throughout by a brilliant and ve d ot stegaudience, with dist inguished rnivk s of approbation from c s scy pat of the Theatre, and will be repeated every evening al (artier notice. To-morrow, with Blue Beard. A New Comedy is in rehearsal, and will speedily be produced. MANSION-HOUSE, DECEMBER 4, 1503. AMEETING of the Merchants, Bankers, Tra der., and Inhabitants of the City of London, is requested eaFriday net, at Twelve o'Cloek ply , at the City of Lon don Tama, Fthopsgate-street, to conWw. of a SUBSCRIP- T/ON for CLOTHING, and other Necessaries, in aid of the kwe SPANISH PATRIOTS, now strugglirg in the field, to ARM their country from a foreign and cruel invagion. BRITISH PROPERTY DETAINED IN DENMARK. ATA N 7ry numerous MEETING of MER- S and MANUFACTURERS — held at the City of Won Tavern on the oth instant, a Committee was appointed fed* purpose of applying' to Covenutient on the subject of hitils Property detained In Denmark. TheCammittee beg to announce that they will meet every Shag and Thursday, between twelve and two o'cicck, at John's Cafes House, Cornhill, to receive written communications from pedal interested, addressed to Sir Charles Price, Bart. Clithmaa tftbeCortuntnee.—John's Coffee House, Nov. 17, 180 L Ts the PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDEN'ES, and GOVER NORS of the SURREY DISPLNSARY. If LORDS, I *OILS, AND ORPITLEDIEN, A VACANCY of PHYSICIAN to the SUP REY ▪ DISPENSARY having taken place, in conselluence of the dnik easy much regretted f r ,:nd, Dr. HAWES i - 1 beg leave to i lhdt the favour of your Vote- :::td Interests to succeed him: ad deal I have the honour to become the oljtcf of your choice, tt be my constant endeavour to fulsl the- <lodes of that Cittailtitts the same punctuality and zeal, with whisk 1 have .al mai (Iv almost four years) asskted my worthy friend, Pr. W1LS1111•11, in discharging them. I have the honour to be, My Lords, Ladies, and Oentlemen, Your most abediest, and faithful humble servant, Relson-squate, RALPH BLEGEOROUGH. 4a ▪ thMara Ruud, Dec. 6,1808. _ N CeineqUence of the death of my much lamented 1 1 1 111 eteemed colleague, Dr. HAWES, I beg leave to INCOIII - attention, my friend Dr BLEGBOUOIJGH, who new himself a Candidate to fulfil the duties of Phyvielin to your excellent Institution ; he, during my absence, whilst at the of Edinburgh., with the approbation of the Committee, illkintod to do the duties of that situation for me ; and since has constantly given me the greatest assistance, in at to a aumerous set of patients, to whom that extensive most always necessarily give relief. As a further re don, he is a member of the Royal College of Physi af London ; he his been uretards of twenty years ia practice, :any times have I witnessed his humanity, skill, and ability, Ong disease. Should he have. the honour of beingthe ob of your choice, I will be bound for the faithful discharge of duties of his office, and that he will, at All tintes,. be ready to the welfare of the Institution. I hale the honour to be, My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen. . Your most faithful, obedient, humble servant, THOMAS WALSHMAN. tareington-Row, Dee. 6, IBM CONSUMPTIONS CURED. • OUVER's NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTIONS, COUGHS AND ASTHMAS. • celebrated Dr. Cullen remarked, that he did a remedy being discovered that would cure. Oliver is happy in realising th3t prediction, &die. his New Remedy for Consumptions, and jot be iudifferent to hint, the consciousness of ae fellow -creature from an untimely grave, will happim•s; far superior to any gain. assures the public, that the original dis-, remedy is placed far above the ne.:essity of pecu ent, being a Physician of indipendent fortune. Remedy for Consumptions, Ste. may be had at 27, Soho•square, London • in bottles 7s. 6d. where many testimonials of Its extraordinary other medicine had failed) may be ern, both the Faculty and Patients of the first respec- Scat to any part of the Kingdom by addses- 4 Pot de‘pair - of 611 s. Mr. Ad% to the Pul may no toataxd one 1 km a happiort howe or hi; reined, ....entAionent b 4 vaTtes new Reni, 42 )42 ", No. ad 20s. ea , b, (atter e very lilt / and en of 44 abnCke: ‘ r . _., ...• . ... if ., ..,,,..,..(-.- 40 ,%., s • ... • . -,4 . TO i i s i ..--.1 Itr • ' •••'' . ~.." . F . , 4 ' C'' i .... -.. " • • 7 1 '-' l Nr., : • • Jp e . 4 .• II:4,-. h. . , • i . I) 4. • 1 .... Ar..._ . 5 -1 . 41 " • . 7 V , .$ .-: .. • * ) ' ' 10 t , • ' 4 444 1 1-4tii* ..t" ' . ' f ' • i . - . ..- . . . • " '.4 ...-- 2• . ? " 4;: 7) . .7 . • T"...;•; . ; • • . . . • - ) ... 1 lb, " '• :' . r... 1 .: . - . 4k , . . . . ' - ..:,..... s , . . —•-• :. ' ,':.. VlS•'‘fc 7 1 %; t. ,%, , • . .. - . . _ . , ' ••-•••• . • -................................ 1 ..--' •••:' ---.- - 'N . V. . . _ . • . . • WEDNES DA Y, LA WE *. liEit. 7, ..' 1868 • • • STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING NEXT TUESDAY, THE 19TH OF THIS MONTH. 'THE Scheme of this Lott er y p resents 2 - nove l ty 1 - well worthy the attention of all classes of Adventurers.— Independent of the TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS paid by Government, there are Two Extra Prizes of 500 Whole Tickets Eacb ; the value of which it is impossible to calculate, as they may contain the following Capital Prizes : 4 of ceo,ooo 6 of ;N $ OOO - 10,000 5,000 Ike: ice. 500 100 Alt MY. A CAPTAIN in• a Parvison Battalion at Home, RIAU* to eitchange into any isrirocnt bf Drnooni, either now in Spain, or under °recce toe that Coontry.-I.etters (post pall) addressed to A. IL Pia Wise bidistoutb, will be imme diately attended toe-tillsa Itegin;ent in links would not br objected to There are 20,000 Tickets in the Lottery, with Not Three Blanks to a Prize; but there are only 19,C00 Tickets for Sale. A speedy purchase is therefore necessary, as superior benefits art attached to particular 'I ickets drawn the First and Second Day., aid the whole Lottery will be drawn in Four Days. Shares are entitled to a Proportion of the above Benefits. Tickets and bhsres are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office, and by their Agents. important and Superior Advantage or Gain in the STATE LOTTERY, Which will begin Drawing on Tuesday, 13th December, 1808. ILIENRY HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock- Brokers, respectfully tritium the Adventprers that all SIIAR Es of Pau Ls of every denomination, from £l5 to .tetoo,ooo, both Inclusive, that have of may 11.: sold by then at any time in this Lottery, shall be PAID iu FULI. MONEY, as soon as drawn, without any Discount or Deduction whatever, at their old Established Offices, viz. 2, Cornhill, Royal Exchange ; 149, Oxford-street, opposite ifond-ttreet ; and 41, St. James's -street, near Piccadilly. Hopoes, PAt'ut, and Co. have no eonneet!on whatever, nor ever had, with any other office. It is in the recollection of the Public, that five Prizes of £20,000, four of ,Clo,oco, seven of E 5,000, one of 1,000, seventeen of XI,COO, and thirty cf £3OO. were recently shared a.N: sold at the above Offices. , - ARMY. A N Adjuta — ncy of Militia wanted.—The Adver tiser has served as an Officer Fifteen Ycars , .everal of that period as adjutant.—Letter (post paid) addre.s..d to H. H. No. 20, Castle -street, Holborn, will Ise itnntediately att?nde.l to. Notwithstanding the superior advantage or gain to Buyers at these Offices, the Tickets and legal Shares will be sold at as low Prices, as at any reputable Office in the Muted Kii:gdom. ARMY. PBE SOLD, fo r Th ree H u hd re d P oun d s , an Ensigne T in one of the trtdourotabtishett liniment+ of the Line.—For further partkalsis. NWT ti oesiv .inea (P a st ) di rected to T. A i. at th e sf..Paars,Pairee- . -, xkuvrx. ' TC!be disposed of; an ENSIGNer in a most espeerable Regitnent of the Line, in ever* ronrot agiblY eircutustalced: A so.n under the regulation urgl betaken. Apply by letter (post-free ) tddreteed to A. B. H unger f or d Cuifer-hithibes .5.t....,41 13URATANT to an Order of the High Court of ChaeAry, made in the matter of Thomas Veatherali, a Lu natic, the Creditors of the said Thoma. Weatherall, late of Cheapside, its the City of London, Wholesale Haberdasher, are forthwith to come in died prove their Debts, before Alexander Popham, Esquire, ore of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Soutliamptini lluildings , Chancery-lane, London ; or, in default thereof, they vial be excluded the benefit of the said Order. A. POPHAM. Devon and Tooke, Solicitors to the Com mittee, No. 10, Gray's Inniguare. SALES OF SHIPS AND CARGOES. FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday the 20th December inst. at eleven o'clock at noon, precisely, T HE Good AMERICAN SHIP SALLY.— Dimensions : Length on desk, Ile List tleighth.between the Decks and Half Deck, 5 feet 2.= in. Breadth above the Wales,44 feet 11 inches. Admeasures 203 SR-94 Tons. This Vessel is !Ludy new, well found in stores, and Is fit for general pump ses, square-stnned, and may be sent to sea at a trilling expence • captured by his Majesty's ship Indefatigable, John Tremayne * Rodd, Esq. Commander. And afterwards will be sold, for Home Cqnsutuption— • About Sis Thousand Pipe Staves. Five Thousand Hogsheads ditto. Two Thousans Heading. Also—The fine American Brig PEGGY, Dimensions; Length on Deck, 74 feet 1 inch. Height between Decks and Half-clsek, 4 feet 11i Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet 64 inches. Admrasurts 176 34-94 Tons. This is a very fine Vessel, and would make an excellent pulse, being fitted for the secommodation of passengers ; she is well found in stores. 1 aken also by the Indefatigable, John Trernayne Rodd, Esq. commander. And afterwards will be sold, The Remainder of thcCARGO of the reench Shipla DIANE, captured •by his Majesty' , Ship Indefatigable, John Trernare Rodd, Esq. Commander, on her voyage from Dourcleaax to the Isle of France, consisting of, for exportation, 453 Hhds. Superior Red Wine A quantity of Olive Oil 69 1-4th Casks do. White do. Do Fine Liqiwurs 600 Cases, eon:aiming 9000 do- Do. Brandied Fruits sea Superior Red and White Do. s Wine Do. Dimijohns 20 Dimijobna Do. Stationary 19 Hulf hhds. Vinegar Do. C-rpenter's Tools 83 Casks Paint Razs Corks 7 Cases Hats • 30 Bundles Iran Hoops 733 Iron Pots, different sixes 9 Casks Iron Nails 2 'Hitds. Gia , s 3 Do. Copper do. 50 Barrels Hog's-lard S Cases Tin Plates A quantity of Cordials 3 Do. Iron do. And a variety other Goods, a general cargo, destined for Bonaparte. . . And, immediately afterwards, The CARGO of theFreneh Brig I'ADELLE, raptured on her voyage from Bouril,aut to Guadaloupe, by his Majesty's ship In defatigable, John Tremayne Redd, Esq. Commander; consi►ting of, for exportation, 164 Hhdi. superb.; Red Wine 38 Casks du. White do. DO Cases do. Red do. 45 Ditto White do. 4S Coats Vineg - ar 3 Kegs Brandy 1 Quarter-Cask do. 37 totes Carklles 242 Baskets Olive Oil 36 Cases Mottled Soap And, for lion 170 Bartels Flour 956 Baskets 179 Cases Cheeses 16 in lead 90 Kegs Hogs Lard 28 Ditto Butter 45 Cases Pickles '2.4 Cases preserved Fruits Yo Fags Corks 4 - Cases Haberdashery 1460 Wood Hoops SO Bundles wigs 7 Bales Coffee Bags 24 Bundles 4 Casks Nails Constimption : 76 Hams 7 Kegs Potted 2 Beef 5 Do. AlariodeS 3 Do. Potted Pork 7 Sides Bacon 200 Dried Cod Fish This day was phlished, Elegantly printed In quarto, price Lis. Is. in boards, THE CHRISTIAN CODE; or, a REGULAR magi. 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Price 255. boards, with the Maps'plau), or 30s. with coloured Maps. A DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL and THEORETICAL CHll4lls FRY, with its Application to the Arts and Manes:. tura, and to the Explanation of the t'immonsena of Nature i in. eluding throughout the latest Discoveries, and the Present State of Knowledge on those Subjects. With plates and tables, By NILLIASINICIOLSON. Price 21$. boards. Printed for linemen Pett.t.trs, No. 6, Bridge.street, Mach. friars ; sod to be hid of &Tee and Co. Edinbogb ; Archer and Keene, ;- and by all Booksellers. In the press, to n A DICTIONARY of CO. 11401.‘E, TR ADE, 114 and FACTURES. Nee Ins. boar*. And afterwards her Prmisions &tr. Also, the Cargo of le Grand Decide, captur ed 7 by his Majesty's gun-brig CONTLICT, J. B. BATT, Esq. Commander, from at. Domirgo to litgardeaua 905 Bags Coffee 1 Bag Tortoise Shell 46 Barrels Do. 1 Cask Gum 279 Pieces Fustic 55 Hides, in the hair For viewing the Vessels, Stores, and Goods, or any further formation, apply to W. P..Surris,Esq. George-street, Dock ; or to Plymouth, Nov. fa. . JAMES SLADE, Plymouth. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 7, J. their Majesty's Servants will art the New Play of- THE-AFRICANS ; Or, WAR, LOVE, AND DUTY. Paraiba, (the Priest', Mr. MURRAY ; Torribal, Mr. PARLEY ; Madiboo, Mr. FAWCETT; Sellco, Mr. YOUNG; Death Sego Jalla, (King of Kaman) Mr. CRESWELL; Fettcrwcll, Mr. SIMMONS ; Henry Augustus Mug, Mr, LIS lON. DMus, Miss NORTON; Darina, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Sutta, Mrs. LISTON. Te which will be added (for the second gime) a New Farce, in Three Act►, (written by the late Mr. Tobin) called A SCI-100L FOR AUTHORS. The Charactors by Mr. MUNDEN, Mi. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. JONES, Mr. HOLLAND, Miss NORTON, and Mrs. GIBBS. The doors to be opened at balf past Eve, and the Play begin at MM put six. ')Ft New Farce, called A School for Authors, v./Twinning is be received throughout with universal approbation and applause, by bnlhant and overflowing audiences, will be repeated every even ts till further notice. The Exile will be ;sarong - A l'o-morrow, on Saturday, and Monday nett. V Those Ladies and Gentlemen whose names the Proprietors II the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, have hitherto had the pleasure of inserting in their Fise-list. are requested to observe., that the Gratis• Admissions are, for the present, unavoidable• suspended. . . YICTIT4LLI.VG OFFICE, Dezember 1, 1808. 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No regard le had to any Tendsr is nohirh the trice :hall net be insetted in wordt at length, or that shall not le delivered to the Boar,' le fore sae o'cloch on the sail Thursday the lith Nor ante:: the person sods she Me Tender, or mere peers.' ow Ai: &May, attesule, to alestrer wiles calla Ter. K , fro 1t 011