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--*--;;, ( _Z' ''' ---.li; •t% k , 0 : - ...-M - >-• ' - ;.. • N / . (::. N .'"Rik r,,,A;4,• , ~`- 'i • 7.77 ,N 4 ( N kh k... ;/l'7, [ i f \‘,.... ....4: 's 4 . o ) f. s / .71 ". 4 N. ~" A' .'- ' - ' • " 4- 4._. -- i) i ! ci. ---:,...--.../ / / -. • IWO t -___.......:...... .., • k '..- --.„ - - \__ 4.5a.3 0 4.4 i• :..,,:: )1 ' . .N* l <44 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 18')8. • b ( )1 NtIMBER [PRI( I SIX-Pr NCI. On the 31st instant will be publi-hed, 'THE Sixteenth Volume of the Abridgment of PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACT!ONS of th.: ROYAL SOCIETY, by Dr.HUTTON, Dr. SHA.W,.:tid Dr. RICIIARD I'EARSON. •.• A Prospectus of the Work may be procured gratis at the Publishers, C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street, London. COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLI' BY AUCTION, For Account of the Undet'oirritet s, at tic Dolphin Inn, on WA. stuiay, November nn, at Eleven o'CL>ck in the Forenoon, 'THE FOLLOWING DAMAGED GOODS, -a- viz. 18 Bales Spanish . Woollens Cloths. 2 Bales Flannels, Baize, and Wooden Curds. 6 Cases Sundry Muslim. 10 Tons Iron I loops.—And, also, Cases Printed COIL•nl. Being a part of the Cargo of the brig Friendship, Capt. Richard Butler, put into COWL'S OIL a voyage from London to Lisbon.—The Gqods may be viewed, and fur: er partic;dars known, by application , to ll&ssrs. Kauffman:l, Metcalf, and Co. of London; and Mr. lames Day, jun. at Cowen. Just published, by C. and R, Baldwin, New Bridge street, In Two Volumes Octavo, price I•_'s. with a whole Sheet Map of Spain, a Translation of the Spanish Post Guide, and other im portant Additions, the Second Edition of MR. SEMPLE's JOURNEY THROUGH SPAIN and ITALY to NAPLES; and thence to SMYRNA and CONSTANTINOPLE. ••" The Book of Roads, translated from the last Gulda di Posta, published at Madrid in 1804, by order of the Government, may be had separately with the Map, at Its. 6d. I'I.7IViOUTI - 1. .. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Inn, koxbole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday the .29th November, inst. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, ' THE handsome fast-sailing American-built Brig SALLY TRACEY. Length - - 75 E 2 in. Bread:h -- - - •23 s 4 Adm.ntsurement - - 163 57-94 tons. She is a very desirabie merchr t-v:esEu:l, possessing the united qualiiications of hurt;: m .md clii,)a - .ch. She is in good condition, and abundantly found in srore, requiring little more than men and provisions; was captured 011 her voyage from New York t• Buurdeaux with pasien;ers. The Frisch-built Schooner I'ANAIS. "Length - - 62 f. 7 in. Breadth - 18 Admeasurement - 85 49-94 Togs. British Plant.tion-built, square stalled, appears to be a new vessel, and ‘vtil found ; sails last, and is calculated for general purpo-es. Also her CARGO; corsisting of Baurdeaux Wine of superibr quality, now landing front :de said vessel. The above vessels, captured and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship Am ET II VS I, MICHAEL. SEIAIOUR Esq. Captain. This day were published, In an elegant Pocket Volume, price 4s. Gd. beards, by C. and R. Baldwin, NeW Bridge-etreet, THE SUNDAY LESSONS throughout the Year, with those of Christmas Day, and Good Friday. Illustrated by a perpetual Commentary in the form of Notes ; by historical Intraductions to the Books, and Analytical Contents of the Chap ters ; and by an Index to the Notes. Part I. containing the Sun day Lessons from the Old Testament. By STEPHEN WESTON, B. D. F. R. S. F. A. S. •,' The Second Part, containing the whole of the New Testa ment, with a Table pointing out the Lessons of each Day, will speedily be published. Just published, ill Svu. price 3s. 6d. STRICTURES on TWO CRITIQUES in the EDINBURGH REVIEW, on the subject of M Fri-101)1SM and MISSIONS; with Remark, on the Influence of Reviews iu general on Morals and In three Letters to a Friend. By JOHN STYLES. " I hate when Vice can bok her argument-1, And Virtue has no tongue to check her pride." MILT ON. London : Sold by Williams and Smith, Stationera' Court, Lud- gate-street. [HE HULL of the fine burthensome Swedish. built Brig MERCURIUS ; Burthen about 250 1 ons— I las lately undergoue some repairs in her fastenings; is worthy the attention of apy individual to lit out under a neutral flag, or to Ship-breakers or Builders; as her frame-timbers, &c. are scarcely discoloured. This day was published, elegantly printed on fine Wove Paper, in Two small Vols. price in boards, 7s. THE THEORY of DREAMS : in which an Inquiry is made into the I'owers and Faculties of the human Mind, as they are illustrated in the mast remarkable Dreams recorded in Sacred and Profane History. Printed for F C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. liatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. THE Three-masted Schooner SIR JOHN THOMAS DUCKWURTII. Length 13readtk Admeasures 63 1. 3 tn. 14 11 Go 53-94 Tons. NEW MUSIC. • This day was published, ley Messrs. GOULDING and Co. Music SArn,No. 0.4, New Bond-street, and No. 7 , Westmorland- This day was publibbcd, Handsomely printed in one volume Bvo. price Bs. This;;;:::11;;; been lately overhauled, and performed voyage as a cartel to HolLaid. Her accommodations are very good, and she is a desirai)le little vessel for the Spanish and Portugal run ning trades.—Slte has a warlike appearance, pierced for 14 pus*, and well found. SCRIPTURAL ILLUSTRATIONS of the THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES of the CHURCH of ENG LAND, with a Practical Commen: upon each Article; affection ately intended to promote religious peace and unity. By SAMUEL WIX, A M. Rector of Inworth, in the County of Essex ; and Vicar of St. street, Dublin, GUIDA HARMONICA. In which the origin, signatures, names, and uses of all the Chards, are clearly er,dained, and illustrated by numerous Examples, calculated to facilitate the 'lleory and Practice of that ough Bass, and to shorten the study of composition. To which are added, Concise Rules and Dirctions for accompanying with propriety, Vocal and instru mental Music. Composed by J. JOUSSE, Professor of Music, rice 91s. "From the comprehensive plan the Author has adopted, and the popular and perspicuous style in which he has executed it, Musical Stock/its cannot fail to derive much valuable information from the meditative p)rusal of the work, and 0) the attention of such we earnestly recommend it." From the Monthly Mantine, July 1. EXETER SCHOOI.. THE Rev. Mr. BARTHOLOMEW, the present Master of the Free Grammar School in the City of Ext ter, Lacing s!gnifled his intention of resigoin3 the'School at Midsum mer next, She Mayor and Chamber of this City, who, aa Trustees of St. John s HospitaL have the appointmtmt of the Master, give this notice of the Vacancy, and request that such Gentlemen as are desirous of becoming Candidates for the Situation, having been well silucated, and being properly valified, wiU make their application to Charles Collyns, Esq. President of St. John's Hospi tal; or to Mr. Ley, the Town Clerk. This School has in general consisted of about Ito Boys. There is a very good House for the residence of the Master, large enough to admit fifty Boarders, with a Play Place and Garden contiguous thereto, and there is a Stipend of Twenty Pounds a year payable to the Master from the original endowment. November 16, 180 R. TO SCHOOL MAS'fI.RS. THESchool-Masters throughout Great Britain are T I respectfully informed, that the KEY to JOYCE'S PRAC TICAL ARITHMETIC was this day published, and May be had of all Booksellers, price Half-a-Crown, bound.—Bei;ideis con iainiag Answers and Solutions to all the Onestions, many of them worked at length, it contains also Questions for the hzereise of Students, and a System of mental Arithmetic for Proficients. *Joyce's Arithmetic, to w'iich the above work is , a Key, is already well known among 'leachers as the only Systcm adapted' to rill Transactions, in which likewise all the Tables of-Weights and Measures are modernized ; and may be had of ail Looksellers, with a full allowance, price Ss. 6d. bound. 1.041un, October 3, 1608. STATE. LOTIERY for 1806, Consisting Of only 29,000 Tickets, begins Drawing the 11th of DECEMBER. . . TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HA ZAILD, BORNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lot tery Oita, No. 9s, under the Royal Exchange, and no where EMI Leaden on their account. The Scheme contains four Prints of £20,000 each, with the tsual Number of other Capitals, &c. in addition to which the First•drawn Prise above £l3 on the First and Second- Day will slake entitled to FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS. Shares in proportion. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, With their several Annui ties, India Bonds, Exchequer-Bills, and all kinds of Gcrrernment Securities, bought and sold by Conunission. Country Orders, accompanicdd with short-dust Bills on Lon don, Post-office Orders, or Cash in Parcel, by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended to; and Correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if personally present. DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON LOTTERY SHARES. PVERY Purchaser of Shares and Tickets amount a-4 In to Eve Pounds and upwards, will be allowed a Dis count, at J. WARNER'. Fortunate Office, if; Coeunttr, nbere Capkal Prima to a large amount have been recently sold The PREStNT LOTTERY begins drawing 13th of Next Month, With supbrier advantages to any former Lottery. In addition to the Toro Hundred Thousand Vosteds in Prizes osntained in the Scheme, 500 'fickets are given to 'the fortunate Jokier of the first drawn Ticket above a £l5 'Prize toi the fine day. also 500 Tickets on the second day, to the first'ficlNt above 415 , and hi proportion for every share, which may 9tibtsce - the Vide of the Capitals, as under : 4 2 SAO 6 1,000 ete..occ. &t. Letters from the Country, post paid, containing Bank-Notes, Pat -Office Orders, or short-dated bill -4, treated the same as if presets, Note.--Letters; containing Money, must pay treble Postage. Country . - .z,:nts'supplied with Shares, for Ready Mo rieft oil my reasopable Term DUTIES ON PROFITS OF FOREIGN OR COLONIAL POSSESSIONS OR SECURITIES. THE PROPERTY A6T of the 46th of his present M.ije,ty, &red', That Profits, arising from Foreign Posses sions or Foreign Securities, or in any of his Majesty's Dominions beyond the Seas, shall be Assessed by the Commissioners acting for London, Bristol, Liverpool, or Glasgow, at or nearest to which such property shall have been first imported, or at or nearest to which the Person who shall have received Remittances shall reside; and the Act of the 48th of his present Majesty di rects, 'That whenever the Produce or Profits arising as aforesaid shall have been imported into or received by any person partly in the Port of London, and partly in any of the Outports above mentioned, the whole of such Produce or Profits shall be assess ed by the Commissioners of London, and not elsewhere ; and whenever such produce or profits shall have been wholly impor ted into or received by any person in the Outports above men tioned, but in different parts, in two or more of such Outports, the whale thereof shall be assessed at that Port at which the ma or part in value shall have been import td or received, provided that the returns of such preduae or profits shall be delivered to the Commissioners at each of the places at which ;my part -hereof shall have been imported or received. It being also further direct ed, by the said just mentioned Act of the 48th of his present Majesty, That the Agetit or Receiver of such Produce or Pro fits shall be charged for the same, and shall be answerable for all acts required to be done for assessiug and paying the duties on such property, whether the Owner or Proprietor be resident in Great Britain or not, under the pt•nalties contained in the said Acts. Ills Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes hereby give Notice, That strict inquiries are now making as to all Pro perty so imported or received, and by whom or on whose ac count ; bat, being desirous to avoid the infliction of Penalties, they hereby require, that all Persons, who, as Owners or Pro prietors, or as Agents or Receivers of Profits or of Property, of the descriptions above mentioned, shall have received the same in Great Britain, and who have neglected or omitted to comply with the provisions of the Acts now recited, by not delivering full and complete Returns for the current and any former year for which they may be to default to the Commissioners of tke respective places above stated, according to foe directions therein contained, do forthwith deliver such Returns, otherwise they will be proceeded against for the Penalties incurred by such omits. sion and default. The said Commissioners having been informed that several Estates stand charged with annuities to persons residing in Great Britain, payable out of the proceeds of the said Estates, and that it has become a practice to deduct the mount of the said annui ties from the Estimate of Profits, thereby not only reducing the income of the Proprietor, but aonsealing the ?arum of said annuities, think it necessary to state, that no annuity or interest of money charged en any Estate in his Majesty's Foreign Domi nions ought to be deducted from the Estimate of Profits, but ought to be included therein as part of the profits of the Estate, payable to the Annuitants; and that the Proprietors or their Agents are respectively liable to the duty to be charged thereon ; and that, in all cases, where, after payment of such annuities, no profit would remain to be accounted for by the Proprietors or their _Agents, they are bound to return the amount of such An nuities a:id to be charged for them ; its all which cases the Pro prietors or their Agents respectively are to deduct from the re spective Annuitants their proportion of the duty so charged in respect thereof. By order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER, Suntory. tyre fir Taxer, November 5,1808. SMITHFIELD CLUB. r- FHE SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS SHEW -a• of CATTLE, SHEEP, &c. will be held at Sad Re pository, Goswell-street, near Smithfieltlon Friday, Saturday, and Monday, the 16th, 17th and 19th of December, 1808: the Annual Dinner of the Club will be held at the Freemason's Ta vern, on Monday, the 19th of December. N. B. The Steck intended to be exhibited for the Premiums offered by the Club, must.be at the Shew Yard before nine o'clock on the morning of Thursday, the 15th of December, IKB, and Certificates sent with them, signed and 69. d up acco rding to the printed papers for the show, which maa7l be had at the King's- Head, the Lock and Key Coftee-Houses,,Smithfield ; and at the ard. This day wtre published, In one volume octavo, price 9s. boards, OBSERVATIONS on MADNESS and ME LANCHOLY ; including Practical Remarks on those Diseases; toi;ether with Cases, and an Account of the Morbid Appearances on Dissection. By JOHN HASLAM, Late of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge ; Member of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons ; and Apothecary to Bethnal Hospital. The Second Edition, considerably enlarged. London : Printed. for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown court, Prince's-street, Soho. N. B. Where may be had, lately published, Crowther 's Prac tical Observations on Diseases of the Joints, price 10s. Gd. boards. NOUVEAUX ROMANS, De Mesdames DE CHARRIERE, MONTOLIEU, GENLIS, et COTTIN. Jost published, by Henry Collyrn, ef the Public Library, 50, Conduit-street, 1. HONORINE d'USERCHE ; par Madame Charrtiere, Auteur des Lcttres ecrites de Lausanne, 3 voh. 15s. 2. Malvin, par Maiame Cottin, (Autcur do Claire d'Albe, Elizabeth, &c.) precede de Mestoires sur la Vie de l'Auteur, 4 vols. 20$. S. La Princesse de Vv'elfenbuttel, par l'auteur de Caroline de Lichfield, 2 vols. 101. 4. Atala et Rene, ou les Atnours de deux Saurages, par Mon sieur de Chateaubriand, 6s. 5. Les Souvenirs de Felice par Madame de Geniis, 2 yoh. 10s.—Also, by the same Author, 1. Le Comte dc Corke, 2 vols. 10$. Y. Belisaire Nouvelle, 2 vols. Bs. T. Le Siege de la Rochelle, 5 vols. 12$. 4. Saineleir, ss. • POPULAR WORKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. 1. 'THE CONVENTION of CINTRA LAID at %IL the RIGHT DOOR. Second Edition. Price 25. In which -the late mysterious affair of the Convention is fully eluci dated. • 2. Mysteries in High Life; j or an Autumn at Cheltenham. In 3.v015. price 1.55. in boards. 9. The Piccadilly Ambulator ; or Old A Tale, in 2 vols. &ice 15s. • 4. Modern Characters for 1808. In 3 vob. prise 185. boards. Containing many Singular Circumstances of Fashionable Notoriety. 5. Satiric Tales. In 1 vol. price ss. Consisting of a Voyage to the Moon—The Fat Witch of London, &c. &c. 6. The Tarantula ; or the Dance of Fools : with two highly fi nished and coloured Caricature Prints. In 2 vols. printed on fine foolscap, price 125. By the popular Author of" the Ri•ing Sun." 7. The Iron Mask. A Romance. In 3 vols. price 15s. In terspersed with Anecdotes connected with the Courts of gurope. 8. The rowers of Lothian. A Romance. In 4 vols. price 20s. Printed for George Hughes, nit, Tettenharn-Coors-Road. Bartholomew the Less, London. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. yard; sold also by J. Hato:hard, No. 190, Piccadilly. This day wL re published, In One Volume 0-ta c o, price 10s. Gd. hoards, LECTURESon the ART of ENGRAVING, delivered at the ROYAL INSITTUTION of GREAT IIItITAIN. Ey JOHN LANDSEER, Engraver tv the King, and E. S. A. Printed for Lon mean, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-ro•s. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ALMANACK. This day was published, On a large Imperial Sheet, elegantly engraved, price 3s. 6d. THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ALMA-' NACK for the Year it , R9. Containing a new and correct Lis/ of the Heads of Colleges, Professors University Officers, Terms, &c. &c. ornamented with a handsome View of Sidney Sussex College. Published by J. Deighton, Cambridge; and sold in London by. Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme. The Views engraved for the eight preceding years may be bad at 2s. 6d. each. I'ALEY'S SERMONS.—THIRD EDITION. This day were published, In One Volume Octavo, price 10s. 6d. boards, (By permission of the Executors.) SERMONS ON SEVERAL SUBJECTS. Ey the late Rev. WILLIAM PALE?, D D. Subdean of Lincoln, Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Rector of Bishop Wearmouth, Author of " NaturalThcology," " Mord Philosophy," &c. Printed for Longman,llurst,Reea awl Orme, Paternoster-row. This day was pubrched, In Crown Octave, illustrated with Engravings, and hot•pressed, price 12s. in boards, A TRANSLATION of the GEORGICS of PUBLIUS VIRGILIUS MARO, with the Original Text ; and Notes critical, and illustrative of Ancient and Modern husbandry. By WILLIAM STAWELL, A. M. Rector of Kilmalooda, in thellioceseyf Cork. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, km, and Orme, Paternoster-tow. RUSSIA AND SWEDEN. In the press and speedily will be published, in one very large and splendid volume royal quarto, illustrated by FORTY-ONE ENGRAVINGS, many of them coloured after original draw ings by the Author, price four guineas and a half in boards, TRAVELLING SKETCHES in RUSSIA and 1 - SWEDEN, made DURING a RESIDENCE in those COUNTRIES in the Years 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808. By ROBEWC KER PORTER, K. S. J. &c. &c. Printed for Amuses§ Plasm No. 6, Bridge street, London, and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh, and of all Booksellers. •,• The above-mentioned Work claims a strong interest with the Public from the circumstance of the Author's accredited re ception at the Courts of the respective Countries, and in the first circles of Rank and Wealth, and by his known powers of illus trating by the pencil the objects which claimed hi. attention. This day were published, Volumes 1 and 2, (containing the Peer -As.. of England,) with the Arms neatly engraven on Wood, price ics. boards of ABIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE•of the EM PIRE of GREAT BRITAIN: in which are MVnioirs and Characters of the most celebrated persons of each family. Printed for J. Johnson, J. Nichols and son, R. Faultier and Son, R. Baldwin, T. Payne, G. Robinson, Wilkie and Robinson, Scatcherd and Letterman, Otrklge and Son, W. Luwndea, Clarke and Son, J. Walker, R.. Lea, J. White, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cadell and Davies, J. Mawman. and J.Booker. •,,• Aity Corrections directed to the Ptibashers will be thank fully received. Volumes S and 4, containing the Peerage of Scotland and Ire land, will be speedily published. In the Press, and M considerable forwardness, a New Edition of Collins's Peerage of England., will very. conzidt•raLle Altera tions and Improvements, and brought down to tb•: present time. By SANIVIRL EGILIITON iILYDGES, FIFTY Hogsheads MUSCOVADO SUGAR ; Lately imported from St. Croix, and restored to the Claim. ants, which will bt! put up in saitable lots. For inventories and samples apply to Messrs. Manning, Ander dou, and Co. London ; or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Also, THE FINE SLOOP L'ESPOlR.—Dimensions: Length 53 Ft. 6 In. - Breadth - - - 19 1i Depth - - - 10 .0 Admeasuretneut - - 75 60-94 Tons. British built, very burthensome, particularly calculated for a Coaster, is well found in Materials. Also, part of her Cargo. consisting of Staves and Cuba. The fine American built brig COMET. Length . - - 76 Ft. 8 In. Breadth - - 61 Ad measu rement - - 151 St 23-94 Tons She is a fins gootiVesiel, and well found in Stores, and requires but little outfit ; captured on her voyage from America. The two last Vessels, captured by his Majesty's ship Shannon, P. B. V. Bro:ake, Ebq. Commander, and condemned a prize.. Also, FIFTY-FIVE Bales of Martinique and Guada loupe Cotton restored to the Claimants, which will be put up in suitable lots. About 2Cr Tons Pozzilano (a valuable Italian Cement.) For viewing the Cotton and Pozzilano, and for Catalogues, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, Nov. 16. Plymouth. I - Also, - THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- 6 Pipes fine flavoured Languedoc Brandy, 9.0 Bales undressed Cork, ex Pamela, from Bourdeaux, restored to the Claimants. Also, 270 Hhds. superior White Bourdeaux Wine. Both parcels free of the Export duty. 112 Pieces prime converted Oak Timber, sided from 9 to 12 inches, calculated for Futtocks for large Ships. Lately landed from the French ship l'Espoir, and condemned as prize. For Catalopes, &c. apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, November 19. THE Heat and Irritation of the Skin, so prevalent on the approach of cold weather, are immediately removed by SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORIIUTIC DROPS ; the effects of which are perfectly well known in Scurvy, Scrophula, Gout, .Rheumatism, Eruptions, Bilious Complaints, Ulcerations, Scald Heads, &c. After hleazles, Small and Cow Pox, it is a most ad:tura:de alterative. The genuine Medicine has the words, " By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottle, bat of direction, and outside wrapper ; aod the King's duty is printed in black ink. S4icl at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of Ss. 6d.; double bottles 10s.; and larger IL ts. Compolnd Essence; to allay nnpleasant irritation, Bs. ABSTERGENT LOTION. For Removing Obstructions from the Surface of the Skin. IT is unnecessary to euumerate the advantages re suiting to the constitution of every person, by effectually re ing obstroctions from the surface of the skin, and therehy keeping free and open the innumerable passages and pores through which natur--expels all useless or noxious humours front the vital fluid, and which, being obstructed, are forced back again into the blood, and become the sources of many dangerous diseases. It is titerefo - re a matter of much consequence, as well to prevent hurt ful disorders, as for the preservation, ease, comfort, and beauty to persons, (however slightly affected), that they should *cot. clonally have recourse to the Abstergent Lotion ; but more espea daily it becomes urgently t equisite when the effects of obstruction tnalEe their appearance, and break out into pimples, redness, car buncles, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Abstergent Lotion never fails of success with those who give it a Mr trial, and. as its price evidently shows that no private emolument is sought for by the proprietor, so also may the Public be convinced that nothing but a certainty of its suece..s could induce Dr. SOLOMON to hazard the good opinion heir honoured with by all ranks, in pre senting them with this Cosmetic, were it nut a cartels Remedy for Herperic Complaints in getters'. The Abstergsnt I.otion is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of User. pool ; and may be had of evwy respectable Medicine Vender' rte Vatted Kingdom, price 4.. ed. a bout; dotyinciliille • - TkIEATRE.B.DYAL, INLITRY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, j their Majesties Servants will act the Comic Opera of THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, Mr. MATHEWS ; Ferdinand, (first time) Mr. J. SMJTH ; Curios, Mr. BRAHAM ; Antonio, Mr. DIGNUM ; bac Mendoza, Mr. DOWTON ; Father Paul, Mr. SMITH. cam, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Louisa, Mrs. MATHEWS. The Duenna, Mrs. SPARKS. In Act IL will be introduced the favourite Song of " Just like km" by Mr. Braham. To which will be added the Farce of THE MAYOR OF GA RRAT. Major Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON ; Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL ; Dra i n , Mr. SMITH ; Crispin Heeltap, Mr. WEWITZER ; Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. HARLOWE. Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY. Tomorrow, The Chances; with a New Dance, called Love is a Tub; and Ella Rosenberg. A new Comedy and a New Drama are in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. THE KING'S THEATRE, ILANMARKE r. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, their Majesties Servants will perform the New Grand Ivlelo- Dramatic Opera of THE EXILE. Count Ulrick the Exile, Mr. POPE ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ; Baron Ahradorff, Mr. LISTON ; Count Calmar, Mx. I NCI.EDON ; Daran, Mr. YOUNG ; The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER. pedals, Mrs GIBBS; Alexina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS ; Anna, Mrs. LISTON; Villager, Mrs. EMERY. To which will be athled, the last New Farce. caP.ed THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. Or, THE PLOTTING LOVERS. klussio, Mr. MUNDEN ; Don Carlos Merida, Mr. JONES ; Don Gutman Mr. BRUNTON ; S c ipio, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Sancho Mr. LISTON. Lneetta, Mrs. GIBBS; Isabella, Miss BRISTOW. The New Grand Melo-Dramatic Optra of the Exile will be re peated tomorrow ; with Animal Magnetism. On Thursday, with Mistake upon Mistake. Oa Friday, with Of Age To-morrow. On'Saturday, being the last night of the Company!. acting at the Opera House, King Henry the Eighth. On Monday, t he Play of the Mountaineers will be acted at the Theatre-Royal, in the Haymarket, where the Company will per form dining the rest of the season. ob'