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, r - a- A .'. ..- . . . NUMBER 1545► i THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY- LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dee. 18, 1807. Their Majesties' Servants will perform, third time, a New Tragedy, is five - - sera, FAULKENER. With Steamy, Dresses, and Decoration's. The Principal Cheractert by Mr. El!ken, Mr. Powell, Mr. Siddons, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Ray, Mr. Miller, Mr. Smith, Mr. Cooke, Mt Sparks, Mr Purser; Mrs. Powell, Mrs. H. Sidihms, Miss Tidswell, &c. &c. The Prologue to ►e spoken by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilogue try Mrs H Siddons. After which will be produced, a New Melo-Drama, called, ELLA ROSENBERG The Characters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr. ,iitisrm, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Purser, Mr. Ray, Mr. fisher, Mr. Dignum, Mr Gibbon, Mr. Smith, Mr Cooke, Mr. Fits riimaciaa ; Mrs. H. Seldom, Mies Her, Mrs Sparks, &c &c. To-morrow, the new Tragedy of Fairlkenerg so which will be ebbed, the Operatic PiwMif Mearemeny. iratista-c.4res.A. a~ 11MOV I will lie a new Conde °feria to TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD. • TY* Chiradera by Mr. Thompson, Me. Illsilarey, Mr. Jones Mr. Lacledea, Mr. Taylor, Mr. SirsaawMr. King, Farley, Mr. Liston, Mr. Favioett ; MPS Ideavjritri•King, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Melons. Mei &Atm, Mrs. Liston, Mtv. C. Kimble, et dm. After Thad, e doled Distorted P4sio-Drztes, called, THE BLIND BOY. ' !1e Tr Chatacter s by M r . M oney, M rs. C. Kee, S(. 301141041, Mr. kaweezt, Mr. Thempson, Mr. Chapman, le Taste,. Mr L‘iton ; Mgb Bristow, Mica Norton, Sre. Ter-reerrne, Othello, the Moor of Venice: Othello, Mr. Pope; Lag*, Mr Kimble (being his bet appearance in that character); Deadenterna, Me. Smith. fu which will be 1.1.4.1 'M.- MI.- -a de the Artoty of th: - Right lion. the Lord Climbed& NEW 711F.ATHE, SANS PARLI2, 4 , Nt.r•lad, opposite the Adelphi. rrHE PUBLIC are respatfally informed, this THRATRF. egland, for the Scaion, on the 14th of No. " em b er' on which, oceseryn, An appropr i at e Add ress wan spoken by Mimi Scott. The whole being received with the mos untarmindad eirphener, by • Malian% and overflowing udb giber will be repeated THIS and EVERT EVENING, • NEW RURAL BALLET OF ACTION, in Two Puts s Pitt sFe First-.(74toisi.ting, principally, of DANCES (inci dentr sad SUNG, rearmed,' by Mr. Giroux, and executed, yri,,,11 % , by bia Parle, their Aril rinpentaries en any serge. cowl Tow 'UM EKMAN'S L/Atiiiii TER. Principal Cita savers—l:o'in, Muter Lecleth ; Rufus, (the Fishermen) Ma.ter Dittoes,; VFißiam , Mrs Sheen; Luhiri, Muter Pimiewere ; Mainstay, Mt. Mons ; Colmet. Mies Brethren ,• and Mary Ann, Miss CAROLINE GIROUX. Principal barseem...blisala arrison.ltart, atortram,aad Louisa Uknos. Country Gide—Misses Adam*, King. Thorp, Sims, Movers. ad C. Hut Sailors.-Masters Coate and Newman, Menet Hut and Maley Dutchmen-i-Masiers Tattoo, Adarnie I A Noterna , , Bradwifl, add Smarts—Part the Sretn.ii, A New Mu-io.l Piece., re erintinummi t with Part the Firit, en. titled. The SUCCESSFUL CRUISE; or. Nobody coming • M mu.. The Moire, with a New Overture, ansuged and comprised by Mr. Sande son. Jeonet, Miss SCOTT. The ether Characters a, named in the Pin P ar t —Attatatilds arm , • be eerfortemi. A War (iced °pantile Serious Syereftwli. 111- tetrrevled witty Son., ebereeßlP, Dellees 001061416 dm with Na,, Scenery, Machinery. Dreams, ;Ind Vaconstimis. Titles bj ;bard aCtarr. with qui t . New 6 4••••••1410.0• mu, commie./ by Mr. Relate, entitled, UCTHONA THE SORCERESS. Miranda, Mies CAROLINE GIROUX. and Ulthoria, by Mio SCiITT..-Tlie whole of the Scenery and Machinery entirely New, designed by Mr. Scott, and executed by Mr Moroi. ems dsistants. The Properties by Mr. Peres.— SetWeeethe &Yuma Ps towel the Spectads, will he introduced, a brilliant Scene et Mechanical FIRE.WORKS--oleader of The tune, Mr. Senile:son. The whole under the direction of Mann GIROUX and SCOTT. Doors open et Sre...bogis preemie at Seven—Boa or .. fn t• laif ?me a (tumor Wane Ni',.. Places fur the Boxes to be taken at the rheatre, from Tea to Three u'etoCk.-4ervants snout pr.f.ibty keep them after Half-pat Seven Ika.ka of the Performance, and Refrethments of Tea and to ke hrd .t thr Theatre. rrak.• LONiX)N GENUINE Vk INE CGM PANY —Tile Public being stow fully in pesectsibn of lie particulars of ibis limelnishmeam, which has+ .been sanc tioned with their Marked approbation, and aware 04 - the benefit wiling by being supplied 'Mit GENUI NE \er INC and gatning s profit of $0 per emit an their Shares; the Committee deem leanly necebsary, in the present stage of the business ' to say, 'That deposits for Shama continue to be received at this Croon aid Reis, No. 110, Ciuncery-lase; at Senses' end Cc's, Loca mud, cram ; end Daemon and Co.'s, ; where ?totem:tow, containing all reouhite information, are delivered. The deposit of II on each Share u all that will be required till after the is , of aboarr. A LI. TRUTH IS SALUT*NY,TO MAN, 4116. and whoever discovers or diffuses it in any 'portions tenders an essential Service to his Country and his Kind. • Professional men have, of tate, through the medium rd the Pees% laid before the public eye the various symptoms of dis orders winch, however, to the delicate and susceptible road. it is only ncomeary for us to glance at. VVe have tbo happiness to inform those persons, who, either loves eenstoution or aneridene, er acquired baba, from hard atudy, change of climate, violent disappointment% tlll. Moderate grief, or intatioes of any :kind, Miaow under those Omelet which result from a derangement of the NElt VUUS SYSTEM, a general or partial tiEBILI ry, that. from the onion of more accurate anatorattal Itiorelesipe, with very elaborate chemical analysis, we have it in our power to insure, in must caws a pesdsa rineetablieliment of health and strength The bean, steel, and caber tonic medicinaa, which have been usually odminiatered, in one class of those complaints, we have mond, from eaperwitee, to be by no means Miguel, to the performance of e c.etplete mot lowing curet and h4ERCUI4 Y, the ordinary specthe an other cane., is waiver ally known to be 14eduslivir of the ih..t mischievous etre& on the human constitution ; we have tiieretere latniured, by turning the whole of our attention tic:a...Ay to this sub pct aid riy die lid of 17 yeses reperience Ott on olilornsive te offer to the Publve 1 nude of treatment entirety new, which hal in noose instance hitherto been known to fail. As a great part of thine diseases hay acs seat in the mind-- that has "sea pOlieetarly altentl4 to Its the present method of fete es it re a GO, well known to professional men, that persons of each see, and of all ages of all shoedlons in and every descriptioa of cheuides, are liable tie these slanders, particularly these of elegant and cultivated muids, very refined sentiments and feelings, and of studious sedentary habts, most especially throe of a quick and lively fancy, mid mettle iinagirmtati-..tbe Peet, the Palouse, and the Novelosi-easel that whom an alluent (winos and high rank in tectety hate eacluded from all manual labour, and re gular employment tbia. sake ~f such Patients, whose mimb, inatMiilly timid, are rendered more se by the very nature of their coniplarnt, the strictest attention is paid to delifacv and secrecy, and a certain, • permanent .eel tasheal elafr is emensuly roamed. Moen. 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PRUNER, and TIMBER OWNERS' ASSISTANT ; a Complete Practical To.atise ou the Training and vianagernoin of British Timber Trees, whether intended for U,te Shelter, 6r 0/adman t /110 GI'lli• g an Examinati on o f t h e Properties of Edelisk rst Tiara ber, and a New System fdr the Matoreernenr of Oak Vi'uoJek ' Pr WILLIAM Po WE Y, Nurseryman, Planter, and Forest Pruner to •*.w Doke of Bedford. London : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. lvneFirsinast ; a. White, Fleirtwtreet ; and J. Maietuaa, Poultry. ADAMS ON MORBID POISONS This day are publabail, in One large Volume, Quarto, price IL Ss, an beard., OBSERVATIONS on MORBID POISONS. IN TWO PARTS: Part I. Containing - ■nd the Anoma:a cart Part It. On Acute and Vaccine. Second Edition, copious practical R Hunter's Orin tons. sty 30SI Physician to the o Printed for J. 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Lord Bi.Eop of Liscvha. 1 la/r /VA. !OMMISSIONERS for rauallinir His New Editions of the follooiarr a! lad W.elt: have bees AV 'ih tun do. 1 Nor! ilo Aerobe five Netere, Th at en TUES- lately published by T.1,41.1)E1.1. and MI.D.AVIE,, Stowed a r tgA hut. thee will betted, to receive Tendert is Se SIOg i t a URAMAS ; t i lt n e tk s , o l 6 .4. ielb 'libel fr ." I. • I. pLEMEN rs of GENEIAL lII3TORY. 11. 2 t' 6 1.' L i t nriqs b A M D .P. DRES A" Sr a D to that DAIL;t4 ria .e . i se) anal troffer THREE HUNDRED BAGS 1 HOPS, ../ di greeds /the Wllf 1866, SO i 1 l OM. 2-4 Abeient and Nladettio to wlitzle ate *UM. a Table a NOBLEAN. on the FOBIKATION of BELIGIOUs eptos to beta - or/Awed wit; :he Tenders, to lot dale. of Chronology. soda c , iinpaiative Vim, of A•mmiliaied M. and MORAL t he V IPLE Bo Elisabeth t 4 1 , Mon. A..9.:ir 11; ; o.e H . :rt .." Fin, Bee ive the ,„ a ,,,, 4 dent Geography. By ALEXANDER ER Azi , :a rynr.A. et Letters on tEI trneirtary Pinielplell of Lincition, frt. Portinemth wed the rremnirig Oar &wired wea Zi g' 2 Vole 2 ''' with M 'E'i """ ItHi " .4 • 2• An ABRIDGMENT ni• -e. ................... --- IS Vole. goo. 13s in hoards . these et Ptyteauth. ant to he Rata for ire BIS.- . • ••••• irnrts ling Syphilis, Yaws Sisson', Elephantias's , confnunderl with lino. • cute Contagions, panicularly the Varin;ous 1, illustrated with Feet coloured Engnivirr, Remarks, and further Commentaries on hi:. nv. LISEPR ADAMS, M.D. P.L.S. • the Siaall Pox and Irioeuation Hospitals. Callow, Madam"! Bookseller, !Co. Croll r- reet, Soho. sus remarks on Varloloul and Vaccine In•ici; 3" this work; which must be considered en , a• unmet-nil productions of authors, who want intro a high rood to riches and renown. T • tie in another point et vier, because it mono. analysing diseases, and shows the iinpnr.ase• • non, in tracing the history and progress t.f morbid action It is to he hoped that Dr. .our his researches; he will have amok SCUT. I and his present initiation will furnish Minna e; for pursuing those interest ng inquiries, eminently calculated to render benefic,al to Edtnburgli Journal, Vol. 111. • I sod it to out readers, would be suoetteetee, se (the subject, and the abilities of lb. aniline s branch of smesice, are bath well known to the We .hail j int remark, that, besides the queer slid mat.,, contained in the work, we feet by the perspornity with which three *abler, - It of which has u, molt dteliett the. vetted, y, as to onassoce to that**, hsis NI AMMO ether. The language aeg theories a Mt. ie ileseriatisative of the eettemal (theme, and • m conemidad W 1 red the praise Mawr 160 WM* rililiffimArada ' For th• merit, hype no Mimes of present Yubiistense ; far the Fir. chase of such Tools, Implements. and Meter'als, as may conduce to Habits of Industry in Debtors and Criminals and for the pecuniary Aid of otherObtoffs of Moms, who come under the Official Cognisance of the Sheriffs of 4•41 and Middlesex. THE SHERIFFS of this populous CITY and COUNTY, in the exematinn of their °See, are twee. eerily brought into comet with numerous cuss of seieesulated misery and distress ; but they are at present unprovided with any effectual means of alleviation or relief. To e•tablish a per manent Fund fur this purpose, the women Sherlifs appeal to the benevolent's, of their fellow.citiaisis, and of the public at :large ; pledging themselves to render, from time to time. such public reports of the efnpositintrof the menet' entrusted a their care ' as shall at note prov e t h e necessity of the existence of such a fund, said altuailindy repay to all feeling awls the amount of their donations. Subscriptions sad cummunications are received by the pre mnt Sheriffs. C. Smyth, Esq. Queen -street, Cheapoide, and IL Phillips, Esq. Bridgcatreet who will take change of the • distribution Of the Fond, make quarterly reports to the public and the Subscribers, and, with a view to give permanence to the plan, will continue a Joint-ceetmul end attention to it fer such time as may be found necessary after they ere oat of of re. The Lord Mayor and the two Sheriffs for the time being will be TfUlteel km the security and suspense transfer of the Fund. Subscriptions are also reeeivAd by the Under Sher*, J. F. Vanderrom, E.q Bush-line„ Cannon-street ; and John Leigh, EN. Crescent-place, Kridge..treet ; by the Keepers of New gate, the Giltspuusuest, And P °Why Complus, and Ludgate; and by all the Rankers in Lando's. SUBSCRIPTIONS. I Lord Mayor - 10 10 0 Produe• M the Polor's Lady Mayoress - $ 2 0 B.sxss at theCorap. Miss Ana*? - 1 1 0 two and Lad- Mt Sheriff Smith 10 10 0 gate, --w. First Mrs. Smith - S 2 0 ( Week 0 10 Si Mr. Sherif Pnillips ill i 0 Mrs. Poillips . 9 2 Week - 017 10j A Nobleman . 50 0 The Under. Sheriffs T. P. - kr) 0 Messrs. Vander- R. Taylor and Cs. t 2 crin, and Leigh, 10 10 0 Thornthwaite & Co. 211 Mess, s Orme,Gough. A Wine Broker, . 10 10 mean . 1$ 10 0 Alderman Sir da. IMr James Allard, thew Blazons . 5 0 Duke.ntreet„, 1 2 0 Sir John Can, 2 2 120, 0rc KAY, Dalton, Min Wedgwood - 10 0 and Co. - 55 0 S H. - 2 0 Mr. Griffiths, Horn A. Stephens, Ent. T - I 1 0 Chelsea, . 2 1 An Irishman - 0 7 0 A French Emigrant 0 7 Sir Jac Branseomb, Produce or the P•or's (late Sheriff) 1 2 0 Boxes at New. - Lady Branseemb 1 1 0 gen-First Week, 2 14 6 S.G. Martinea,Esq 9 1 0 Ditto .-.... Second Philip Blake, Esq. I It 0 Week - 113 6 James Duff, Let. of Ditt o Third Lisbon - 2 2 0 Week • 17 0 Mr.BenjaminCooper,l 1 0 Ditto -i-i.- Fourth Mr. U. Ward 1 1 0 Week - 1 0 6 NB. The Committee of City and Bridge House Estates, have placed 25l at the disposal of the Sheriffs towards the purchased clothe.; and the sidemen have, for sons. time, been indebted for very acceptable supplies of fragments of pro volone from Nlinits. Birch and Co ; the London Tavern; the City of London Tavern ; the New London - tavern; end the London Coffee-House. The sums already congaed have been partly dithine e d i n oho purchase of pritatoe., which have been distributed to those prisoners who have families, with no means but the prises al lowance of fourteen ',once, of bread per day ; and in coals, which have been distributed in small quantities to the fires in the poorest wards. Small estimate's. aho been given towneral destitute persons on thelf leaving the prison, lad small allow. anew haft been made to the helpless wives and children of persons in confinement. in a few cases, assistance ben been given to make up the amounts necessity to compound affirms by debt; awl in this war, four person, were lately liberated fort I. Ids. 4d. whu others wide calla have been iisteisci fa se indein,te period, - i