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FIP • NEW TF ( N MOT will be al • ts:.•.h Mtbics Or." ca The Overt In Act. 111 sr CorbeY• To which sr The Char: This Fr.-ening. Placec flr the Box-CC...cc. in ; (IN gouda • vilion, Ne tie Spec tacle, an OfTlif 01111F3 Danish Invasion fiat] cf the youtl bus Arlo) at • kola, who .t N e w t yoke, to hove of ca 111 fa, &pates I pay of Erin a skra Fruposal win retires ut er s e the late Ki: ambles the 'Ye f ie rce invaders, Sr lour cf the bray, a fli!d with ind (sister to Conn 1. ate:ions on C roared of her) L Ring and counn bi the fair }MN tnivincry Lam the c:grits cf - by a dhr:: t h utri.r. , :ttrg Ca loved Met tiz, pi Y. sod morning hi ' mod Driwag :ay; but Kiry tirj or the ham. thawter, vamp lids the earth chew gives Sera sod loading :he gormands to t attertr:nr , * to $ (olio h 4 prey lion) now api Imenaible to run 5. urierence of V to sacrifice his' asce of Cathba see. with a patty of lees &complete via mi. Iheliomar, re rave and affering NEW dresses, &c. It aw general approb . re. , TEC In oi r" . THE H tilt, A. and 71 Poetic Epistles tke ruin Wales: r of " Sin no And 10re To ye rtiela A bri, and London : tr u ' his keep tul Wm. Alias Mr. TO 1 6..:11c- Ashby, neat Cher A VERY ar Furnishei • wens.—.llso walled r riff is ; and 50 .Ifen. tor abouncli after The Mansiot the circ the Hounds. int- For further ' Lincolns da- SIR HAI R those !ender unit h the -- of D e bi: rant- " er cause d the ' 4)4 Nk's RE o tin, tit mo.t cer was . 4 Pamphlet, ;hich ea . tat mu ht.re• l e L . aat M e ' ril tniohPre rice 10 4 ti at csusi 1 Venders o le di- 1g) perstr.s it healPitrits, !ativ.). ASES a winch • b e Lucy 114 one le ed td fltic Drop Dorset mbY taking s, tr, great claw od to health Per . thou , h , Ti e there' ratuine Jr en • on rF die -. pu c. 3 41 d at IC ~g the of 5 5 . 6, to the tornpoond I ged iv g 'me d ICK/i4 ;mod STONE, nt, dee g zompLi to p a l tnb igo, an to pro:] is) ' 6O ! 'with t! I'laantß g, a nd ' tt 0 a ideocos .'stater Iva tb Mt. to nrac.; tot c 011 - be e n Id dia l 2nd Wha le • 1 7t: St i , wilole q : .a t , rn sea• t , 0 y.l % ! I• NLIA nt st Ca''' Carer 11 Dr. 71641 THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN. )NDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. acted a New Drama, in Three Acts, interspersed called THE FREE KNIGHTS ; , THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. !rture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi. Dancing by the Misses ADAMS. will be represented the Installation of the Abbot of will be added, for the third time, a Farce, called BUDGET OF BLUNDERS. -:cters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRIINTON, r. LISTON, Mr. FAR LEY, iss BOLTON, Mrs. GIBBS, kc. &c. ,b«-- 'The same Performances. lie Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New Trince's Place, Hart-street, from ten till four. ASTLEY'S THEATRE. my last was performed, at AsrLEY's Pa- Jew:ode-street, Strand, a new Irish Melo-drams in two acts, called CORMAC AND SWARA‘N, , 3 OF Estm • taken chiefly from Irish History of the ace. The Piece commences with the Corona ithful Monarch of Ireland Cormac (son of the glo at the Palace of Tamora. Swaran, King of Scan had long attempted to subject the Irish to the on the accession of the minor King, renews :arrying his project into execution. He, there- Karam, his favourite Chieftain, to demand the and the hand of the Dowager Queen • which in is rejected with abhorrence and dis dain. Kir tttering furious menaces. Cuchullen, appointed Ing's*will, Guardian of Cormac and the State, as- irkh forces, and gives immediate battle to the who are defeated by the courage and native va- eve warriors of Erin. At this juncture, Duehomar, adignation by the refusal of the Princess Morna innac) to return his love (she having bestowed her Cathbat, an Irish Chieftain, who is equally ena forms the detestable resolution of betraying his .try to Swaran, claiming as his reward the hand iernian. This proposal is readily accepted by the ;e, when Kirvan, who was equally smitten with Mom, (determines to extort the gratitude of his leg action) treacherously assassinates the brave and athhat, whilst in the act of kneeling with his be eiedging their mutual vows at the Tomb of Artho: is armour, by fraud and villainy ensnares the Prin ager Queer. into the bands of their inveterate ene -van, shortly after, meets the reward of his dupli ed of the heroic Morna, who, discovering his real piis'aes him in single combat, and by a noble effort, of the hypocritical monster. Duchomar's trea• reran an opportunity of surprising the city by night, gallant natives with chains, dictating his impious the Kes)ai Captives ; but at the moment of his seize the throne of Erin, the Ghost of Artho -eviously warned the Regent of the intended in ,ran to guard the rights of his progeny. Swaran, :morse, and unintimidated by this supernatural in- PILOViDEYC E, now issues his blood .thirsty orders , defenceless prisoners : but the unexpected appear ihst (whose life had been miraculously preserved) collected friends, attacks the hostile invaders, gains tory, and, by the death of the cruel Swaran and false restores treedous and happiness to his captive King :ountry.—Thls Piec e is replete with elegant scenery, et was given asst for representation this evening, with )bation, and, ao doubt, will prove a lasting favourite tic. LG'S HISTORY OF THE 0. P. WAR. This day was published, one volume duodecimo, price ss. in boards, HISTORY of the RISE, PROGRESS, TERMINATiON of the 0. P. WAR; in a Series of .pisties, frum Ap Simpkins in Town to his Friend Ap Da les: including all the best Songs, &c. Since now the 0. P. battle's o'er, Peace the Partizans restore ; eu, Ap Davies, my dear friend, +rid account of all I'll send." 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Alsi's PILLS for the GRAVEL and :, are a certain cure for that most painful and dis • Taint the Stone and Gravel, in all its various forms, tnd excruciating pain in the bowels. This disease i 5 :eed from a faulty secretion in the kidneys, con the weakness of their vessels. The use of Hick ay bracing these organs, restores the secretion of the tealthy state, and prevents the farther production of 'lila forms stone and gravel. It is from success in ze, and at the strong recommendation of numbers ten cured by them, that they are brought before the apetimce will convince tvery one of their unparal against this fatal disorder, male and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner :r . row; 'Feu, Roy a l E xc h ange; Cl ar k , 269, Borough, I lford-street, and most Country Booksellers and Me ins, in 13 , 1xt s at 2s. 9d. each. may be had, Butler's Aromatic Pectoral Lozenges, the voice , .• 1 for Coughs, Colds, Asthma), &c. in each. 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FREEMAN'S GOTTA SALUTARIL r- r / HE value of this Infallible Medicine has loaa so lonp proved, that nothing of the present day an base a competition with it in all the different lames of a certain Dimes, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, slishist exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without debilitating the constitution in any degree) er Gm= ring confinement from business, or restriction is AIL The virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved thihrdikespolobe approbation for nit re than SO years. In all the allity ef )loth sexes, they prove a never falling restorative, whether the day is produced by too free use of mercury, illicit phew's, or the (fi fe cts of a warm climate to travellers, and those sob( abroad T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those who svill.re. cave a safe, speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladdersod owns of urine. By is efficacy many women have become notion irTso for years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, coP. nor of Paternoster-row, and retail by Belam, Portsmouth; Wes ton, Portsea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull; Colwell, Dublin; Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith and Mandertun, Edin burgh ; also by Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Bilsom, Wool wich, and by most Country Medicine Venders, in bottles at 2s. 9d. each, with ample directions. A FRESH SUPPLY. MESSRS. MATHEWS and LEIGH, No, IS, ' Strand, have received a fresh supply of the following ep. cellent and,celebrated Medicines, viz. The CORDIAL BALM oiGILEAD, so universally geommhia to for its extraordinary superiority in removing all coinpleint• of the stomach, relaxations of. the solids, nervous weelmegs, the dams tenons effects of hot climates, and pertindarly of intemperance. In short, in every se's where the has been reduced by disease or irregelerity, the good Meets et the Cordial Balm of Gilead are unequal'''. Also, the ANTI•IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S Dior:, the most powerful ateradve; purifier, and sweetener of the blood ever yet discovered, and may be confidently relied on as the most safe and certain remedy for the 'Scurvy, Scrofula, Ring's Iva, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and other Disorders arising from an impure or impaired state of the blood and lymph. 0 ,,* Ladies and Gentlemen may now have their Orders com pleted for the Half-Galata or Family Bottles, which contain tour for 335. on which 9s. are saved. Likewise, the A BSTERGENT LOTION and DETERGENT OINTMENT, at ts. 6d. each, for pimple/ faces, sore legs, and all kinds of old wounds, ulcers, scs oink; and scurvy, humours after the small-poi, measles, Re with directions, In which the treatment of each disorder Is explained. The words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved the stamp, grhkit purchasers for their own emfety will be pertlev on m lan in observing. N. B. A few scarce Copies of Solomon's Guide to Ifiesekh," Frio S.! only. .• 1 . --e ..2 _ - i • • 1 •• • • lar4; MARINE 6481JRANCE. This da y was ',bibbed, price Is. 6d. ALETTE addressed to WM. WILDER roßcs, Esq. one of the Representadves in Psellankent for this County of York, on the subject nf the proposed establish. meat of a MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, with a Copia sal of Five Millions. By ANDREW FREEPORT, Esq. London : Printed for J. M. Richards* N . 23, Oondsill, op polite the Royal Exchange.