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A.~l .1 1775.) 1- tl'• • • IH r. r.-noTAL, DRURY-LAM?. jI PRI..ISENT EVENING. Septern her 24, j Their At 'drake. Serra* win ret tl,r Caned) TILE COUNTRY GIRL. • IrooF.neTWeo ; Hareonti,'Mr. Powell; Sparkish, )Jr Penner : lieltili. , :Ir. Holland. Miss Per,/ (the Coen /;o1), Mrs. Jordlo ; Miss Mellon. After whiett, witt, time, Ihe lat , t New Melo Death& of .► IZOS BERG. The Elector, Mr. Raymond; Colonel Muoutfort, Ile. De coup; Bineotwee, Mr. Putnam ; Storm, Mr. liatittister Flottenamt, Mr. Peuley. Elia Rosenberg, Mrs. II biiklous j e Clenat . ilhe, Misr Ray ; Mrs. Flathrrman, ales. Monica. With a lhotee, composed by Mr. L'Egrille. Os Tnemby, f.ir the sth time, the Nett De ma of The Mysterious Bride, performed, at the better cod of het season, with reiterated shouts of applause from folly putt sf the Theatre; to which will be added, The Three ant! the Pince. Thinstlay, The Wendt r I Don Felix, Mr. Eiliston ; Boons Violaute, Mrs. Jordan ; after olio+ trill be pi emluctl, goer acted, an Operatic Piece, in tuo atts, exiled, The nation Talky OPFAA-10(eESE, HAY-MAKKET, SEPT. t!,4, 11101 f. rivlE NJ111.1(2 are.rebnctitilly Informed. that Their MAJESTIES' SERVANTS,'Lite of (lie THE. ATItE-IL)VA L • COVENTZARDEN, will re-com mence auk Pe4winantep KING:; THEATRE, NEXT MONDAY F.VENIN4, with the Tragrily of DO UG LAS. Lady kadttolph, Mits.Aidlodon. And the Mustn't eutertaintnLot of ROSIN Phices for the Dow% to he taken of Mr. Crandon, nt the Office, in the NIS The principal astrance to the Pit will be from Mar 'truism, BELL. fi.tV AGE, I.ULIGAI'E-1111L1- THE I'l 7 MAC are informed, thut the Vinton' s ' ) Stroudwater, 31inchinhampton, Ciateutcsier, and Bristol Coaches, • 111 sit out from the lien Savage, Ludgate. 11111, as Mondry sent, Septenittec VP, at four u clock in the aftersout, and will continue to set out teeny afternoon, Sa. (today extrptul, at fuer o'clock, through Healey, Nettle bed, &MM., UvrvLcstn, Abinedou, Fan harlot', Lech. bide, Faiiford, 'frtliory, and Witottotuuoder-rAge, to the• king's Arms luu, Struudwater and the Swam Inn, Huy port-street, Bristol, Coon whence they ro t out every Aer ialist, at Mute o'clock, for Loudon. The Proprietors return *banks to their (recoils, for the li bend share of public patronage they have received, mid re gar•t their friends in the eirnittry will order their parcels Loudon to Lie taco tb the Bell Savage, Ludgate Hill, to rune by their coaches. At roue tin beg to utiserve, hey meant be accountable for ally goods above fire pounds I Aloe, it lost or damaged, •dear uttered as tech, and paid for arcordingly. N. B. Perety.ters and parcels booked at the Gloucester Coffee-bows Piccadilly. Thu Islay Prina gunk writing peer, p T ea (to be coutiogiod woneally), • is 'tit: FARM It% DAILY JOVRN AL. zrArt.s J. nod CO:MPLETE ACCOt'I%TANT, fur 'SOS sod t Recoritiortuled to :di fa: mews, as well prortieturs as 4.1tC41p . 1111 of firms, etewseds, hailas se the most easy lid ready mi tined of krepiiie the necou:tts of a Enna, so ar t:lazed, that the plainest r , ..,elMty, with a knowledge of writing only, may keep a most ',rental'. and satisfactory ite resat, as well of ilk labour &lathe profits of the farm. By A PRACTICAL FARMER, Printed fur F. C. and J. Rivistgom, Nu. 62, St. Paul*, fharrh-yardk awl soli by all bookseßera is tura and country.. • • ft T ILE H I), orromAen, : 4'.7D BOWELS. • Mt. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. • TILE eckbeity of these PILt.S. as * general preservative of lwaitb, by assisting aster( in the due dieeltsrge of thu tlliCiilll4l_, is Lern;ne vaiverbal, and th, MI recounts:A..4l by Medical Gentlemen of the tirni eniiiiener, %hit use tlarin in their own fausil..s. They are admirably enlcuiated fur disorders of the stomach and bow. is; for persons of a bilious, a souty, or a rhcwomie disposition; as well as Cir these whose enuotitulteas have bees affected by a veilentary life, or by a residence ho but enlists*: 410 for besot-setts uceisirioned by indigestion and ether boil effects of free ; and Ibr preventing "soloisa aad apoplexies, au often the tonnwiturnee of Lit.oilt:r.,nre. These Pills, slater lonely npeu toe vireo by night and Um body by day, are excellent in colds si.d Light fivers ; they have a tendency to prninuts sleep. They should oi va be emitted at beil-Tuse, after any excess of cutlets or driukto•• Surd oaly by F. Newl'ery and Nona, No. 35, St. Panl's Church-yard, Loudon ; and at Dr. .1 italefl'il tate bona'', in bruton-greet; is bums, price 41V1111 tad., gre six in one Urge 'ex, for it. as.; duty included.—Oliserie that tile WUnig, F. Nelsen y, No. as, St. Paula^ ale engraved in the A LL l'ltt'TH Lti SALI'TAItI TO M.IN, 11 nd whaevr, discover , : or diffuses it In tiny poi hue, vend es an essential Service to Isis Country and his Kind. Proosetunal men have, of !cm, dining% the medium of The Pratt, laid beluga the public rye the rations symptoms •f disorders, which, however, to the delicate and bn.repti- Sle snail, it is oily' accessary tot as to alniwe at. We hate the happiness to inform those pergons, who, either from runatttotion or accident, or soNitired habit, front hard study , cheap of climate, Moient divuppoiutotelit, im moiler:4c grief, we mimeo:sof any kind, labour under throne dimesca which result from a derangement of ,Enrolls SYSTKM, a "'corral or martini DENILITY, that, from 11w anion of mom accurate anatomic 7il kuowledge, with very elaborate chemical analyses, we have it in our power to insure, In moat cams, a piefvet re-rstablivionent of health mad strength. The harks, steel, and other tunic inedirMes, which have been usually adani:tistered, in oah rho. of thane comphiints, we hove timed, from experience, to lie by no titans orkvinte to tic nntir r tnance or a eunipl-te and lusting rare; mot the orAioary specific in other eases, is kooon to he productive of the most mischievous etf ray on the Annum rourtootion; or hare tlXreforr bound, by turtplog slut whole of our attention PM Innerly to ton rohjurt, a o by the :lid of 1 7 '” . 3111 irApPrithet in an in trlNtee pratticr, to tat; to the robin- a mode of treatment eland). Iwo which has in no our instance hitherto limn Xitown to • As 11, plat part Of flicse disuses has its seat in the mind ; that !Mil limn particularly attended to in the present method in cure ; and, as it is a fact, well known to professional men, that pennies of each ace, and of nll aces, of all situations in 1i.., aid every description of char..ter, arc liallic to these divoeihes pertieuta:ly those of elegant and cultivated 1/111111P, very relined syntimentsivid feelings, and of studious 114••1(.11- Wry hoods, sonar especially those of a quick sod lively ratify, and fertile imagination—the Poet, the Painter, and the Novelist —and those whom an antacit fortune and high tank m society have eNclniled from all manual labour, and l"rn:aresurni.yntent ; fur the sake of such Patients, Whose anode, nation:ly timid, arc teinkred still more sn by the very ; unsure of their complaint, the strictest attention is paid to ilell.mey and scenwy, and a certain, a permauent sail sa shimi run., is solemuly promised. Misers. 171'RR I I'. and CO. Sur;^,eutis, mst r be consulted se at their !mu, l' o. 107, Hatton-f;ardea, Patients of either net, personalty, or lay linter'fpost pail 1, inelosing n Hank Note, when the necessary Advice and illedicowa will be tie, n, or sent to any pint of the kingdom. . Patients in th e courte , ins reqinsti-d - to ,L-srribe the par healers of their compliiiits, ages, and pi and hahit of I stlng.-No. 107, Hatton-Garden. t f • t .'•'•' .. • . 4 ". • ' s!. - .-‘o•_- - ..,, .~, I\ 1`... - Li e • - % - fA .' . • •l i g rilir t LOA? '.1 . 7" -.1 ' ' " IS • .116 .1. 1.44 . . • • . .4, s. • !.,,: ~-.;• 10A ; •• . ~.°o‘. . . . •••,, , ~.., 4 :. _ ,. .. 4 ‘7 ,.... ..v e , t y ..., ° . . • , AC.. • I • P • - A N.% • • '. -1 .- : -. . ;.: - . .',. .. 1 : ," i , i % 40 • •-; "..ri ,b r L AI Itt to 4 jreff • ..._ .• SATURDAY, SEP-TENIBER 24, nos. \ &"---"" • , --Ai •• mica stx-helicz. * w . l . N.,_ 1. - .i.e i i• pm • . , the Served Welton, price Vs. ed. et IcAndi LINE the SOURCE or (hi I..TN of BRITAIN : • Reply to 11.. 01.dec TRANAPORT.OrPICE, Sure. 4,t, 1.101. IrlilE COMMISSION EMS for ton:into': His htidettit Trcaltert taLike• Care qf Sick and Fafnir , / Seisms. astd.for the Cure awl Cattote qf Pri•oneo. of Wor, do hawk e Rite Notice, That they seill he ready, at this efts an TUESDAY, the es t of (lochs, lona, to rewire male" Traders, mei treit *via each PP•1100, aV' may he scittleg to Centric, At the BUILITING csapteeety e a NAVAL HonprrAL, t. hr eretiall at YAR MOUTH, is the Coseeser Netrea. No reader eel be revoked qfler Otte eassek 40 OM 114 . , f T. eat', ass asp oteditsd. 'stem the Party, ee.as Agest fee him, perastudis attend. Pick reneer teat he a= wain! by a latter from ties renteetaide Pence, ' , raging 1 4 Str..e 61.11.1 meth th PC/.11 tinvileri,g in the Ma tr 1..it0,u00 .14, the dasperfernateee of the Cestmet. Derigor end Partieviare of the Works, ia affiition :o Aces be fore erre, wog be inspeeter et thr Wee. .‘LEXANDEII, IPWLEAY, lorretarv. PROPZRTY DITTY ON DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN THE YEARS 181 , 3, Ibo 4, sad jou:, aphearink, notteititelan:lettg the notlect rt peetedly seat mends to the rutty, entitled to lkeileade of t'*ck Payable at the book Up ' Poglane, South tien Ilene', and L .,. Irani regiewirely, who bare not paid the Ate .1 she same for tie rears ahem. motioned, that pwineeitt hl,. ea in waxy isretwices 11.4. owe af tit au;d ships tokeroirs thaeopori:e. hare Inc:trod caries. proslfire lobe reearerert by delian or bor e/tame; Awl the , for the special' porpo.gr - of the. Pro, , cree Act/ming aaftiale allwatiwher tawe for ruci pay-. aos ' hrechs Fir' a am nai n on et pia; d-ROsefssch Work and .4rasoiliev far ear.. we directed to be part Iwo the Ranh at' on, he Cert(!frates of B .‘eh pajuerivs lorigeet at tie Ofe... or Ile roorruirtiorrers at the Irtld Sloe!: Exchange, A: part;er ve , . , !..irr payment theroefiril be ctiqchwitest in the Books or the Re.pectire Corn wit4ioners &utility., upon the loth of t)ctolw n , et, bat that all pm...nr rho shall ne , !ect t. mule suck paperer no or before that 1/00 , be proseci;erl as the Lore liireetr,air!.ep. are owe taking for hriiVisg all Weathers into &Levee for the Sash& dote 114014(11i *tor Aare pod the At* foe the Years chew reetetioqui ...a .. .4- Wore the held iefireley ef (Weber acct. after "throb day tz... (),ice of tht told Steck Zechange will be eiwel. Ay Order of the Board, SIATTIIEW sti a3TEB. tyre for Taxer, 1, 11106. • i t . LBION FIRE and LIFE COMPANY,. Nrri-Potoor-Sraorr, EI7POWERID BY ACT OP Pat:Z. lifr:S 7 : For IncJrnoce from not, and se Litres; and fo, tI. (lima and Porebace of AN rd tiro F.•. Insurances falba( dee GI Al [COMIC'S is ahOttli to' R eeved within lifters days from that period. Abatements are made. accordimg In the Mao which gloated w:tis thin Company, us mks Permi•nm of aIL v.r.. 111SUIV`CtO 01:r or Loy nom. A I.rec advaitteare is atipivat on Life fuser:owe; and every 114470.!?18 atiovic•ct by iihth the interest aad accommodation of do• may b.! •,o. s lanted. IVAfiN Ea Pnivei, 011 the Ist of October will Le pullivl. •,, ems:JD rrE BRITIS:1 CI( IT it:, con!aittimie, among other intere•tina Arita's. .o ftw view of Mr. Fura`a Ilisturical Work , av shith sad curious Infortaatiou will b. r.scunon;cites: Printed /Or F. C. sod J. Risi soon, No. .4, :St Nora Church-vent. 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The LIFE of GEORGE vr.tstirscrrox, mander-iu-Chief of the Armi-s of the I 'oite4 Stales in the 'War which established their Independence, and First Presi dent of the United Slaws. By David Vaaewy, MD. of Chorlestoo, Synth Carolina ; llct.,Lrr of Cor. •I'4 "II in 174 ?, 1753. Gan, god Glet• sod Arthur of " The history of the. Asericaaßeeolutims:" svo promos in bufAril* S.%N 704 TONIO; Olt Sr. ANTHONY'S DAY. • Ou the feast of this renowned pstroa of Spain, the tutelar saint of all tailors, a peculiar ceremony fakes place vsith horses and' mules. They recent the blessing, in St. Anthony's citureli, which - is to proteet thetas throughout the whole year from die. orders and sinister accidents. • All the morning, a number of coachmen, voikh their horses and mules cleaned mid trimmed out, are seeu to stop before the church; t.-aeh of theca has n certain quantity of barley with him, mid oil watt with anxiety fu ; the beneiiction. The mo;;;; appears. The beasts and the burley are consi.- crated, and the couclinteu gallop off in triumph. • N.B. Otte half of the bailey must lie gIVC:I to the church. In the afternoon, when the siesta is over, the real ceremony takes place. A kind of processann with horses, mules, aud carriages, is seen to drive *Wit St. Anthony's church, and the adj acent streets, with as much festive so l emn it y as in every ether procession. Coachmen, servants, equipages, bat perticalarly the mules, must then Ise decorated in the beat stalk. nor. They rival each other in tasteful and taste less ornaments ; it is, properly speaking, the feast of the mules. Never bad • the ribbon-manufactu rers or the saddlers so mooch work bespoke; never have the mule-dressers so meth to do as the last week before St. Anthony's day. It is i n ked iv rtli while to look at their peaces riot' for n few minutes. The coachmen wear their Heed Rale litanies, long stiff_ gates, shi..iog lastotr, anotprosil silver spars, with as pion,, grave. nod digloinatin a mien, varying the host. Mast of the& are atatniaits who Lave suck • point of bestow aium.g them, as is scams to lie met with moans the brothers of the whip in E on Sad. flowevor tedious this precession may lie, yet this people of Nottri4l deem it every eatertainie g epee • ~f t i g. 14414 great number of eiseetomar as audits Leltatraia. They lOalk at the dillVrent eikuipages; they entry:We them ; and coachmen and mules pass a kied of review. The rarties throw as c••t-niertty or small oranges at each other, or have some intrigue or gallantly in dew— in it word, they divert them/wires in fionorr of 9f. Anthony. • .COFRAWAS, OR BP.OTHERHOODS. Time truly lautlebie iaNtitution of these bear& boOierr•of men, whose sole end' is to perfbren °flips of charity to the iudigeat aud the. Alietet l l. !IRS tars excellence here which is not to be coined in many .other cotratilet. of Europe, where pathetic advertisements, addressed to the feekogs of tkie public, or riscomincodat ions' which the ;•oiver:lil la , tricot of patronage alone can pro Me. arc sib•-e -lately requirreci to effect want is dams at Madrid every dity with the iituiost seeteen and authuut to e least ostentation, by the cofnidies,•or h.etherhittads. . The metropolis of Spain abounds with thaut.-tis They are more or leas numerous or active. The most emiiieut are the !col; royal 11;0therlsood of Our Lady qfßef q , e, and that of Our Ladd Hope, aylitch coat the host d'stinguisherl persons among the outliner of their members. The foi trier espeuded, m 17fi9, in pious offices, the sow Of 52tr,,91.5 real., usal the latter ';•l049. The items in their simnel Recount are speciti.J io be Leine factions on visiting the sick in the haleals ; de fraying the expeases of sending poor si•. w p a•ple to the baths, arid nineties to the hospital of S,:ra , go4...3—the edit:4osn of poor cbildren—sappers ter the sick in tile hospital--coaveyance of peer patient.—stiosscs far the repose of the plead--ailina —iaar..i.i4es of the poor—relief to pregnant wo men, with illegitimate children—expenses for mis siouaries—house-rent, and weekly allowances for in.ligent prisons, acc. These two brotherhoods never fail affording re lief to d a'ressed objects ; they eveu purposely go in watch of th ; nay, their genc•oiity exceeds all the praise which the pen can test,:re. The b• - athelhootl of How, form.-sly known by the title of Mortal Sin, makes it a peculiar point to convert their fellow-ehristions, living, as the Roman ' Catholic stiles it, is a state of mortal six. Calor.. Wilkie women or the town are the special objects of th. ir attenti m. To accomplish this end, two brothers pea bout every night with lanthorns t o co ll ec t a l ms . With regard to the women of the town the brotherhood finds tin in in every thing they want, to convey them to the Cone eat of Repentance, which is am• tined fur their reception. One more of these brotherhoods, calls) the brotherhood of bread owl eggs, La Cafrsdia is Pally Ilueros, deserves particular mention. Its inernliels, who derive their name front their employment, walk the streets, especially in winter, in quest of the poor, the wandering, sod the help . less, that have an sheltering place. They eambiet Item to a particular lodgiitg-horse, give them a bed, sun dismiss them in the storuhig with a loaf of br.s.l sea a couple of eggs. A very humane ricvpotion, slate Madrid dots mot want for unfor tuNitv: people, who are sometiorre Obliged. oven in tile iisderairlicy of t h e winter, to pass the night oraler the church dot" or the porches of convents • al.