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.... ••• q 7=7" - '• __ ___ - - - —__—_-mmiiimaill___,..__—. _ - -7' ~........-....- - - asinnl.D4 Pre .1 ;,-, •• I . , i l it " "k• : 4,'4,:! -.-,. \ .7. : ~,:,4. •,, _ . ' f 0 . ' • , e ... • __, 4 14 rtt t 0 b .. _ - 'l‘i relics. . ~. _ I 511 .7 - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 180+. NUMBER 555.) .(pßfca stxps,,cp, ri - cliE AT R E ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. 1& MORROW. SATURDAY, Uri. 20, 'noir Ma leavai Servants wilt porfo-m a Camodv, THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. VICTUALLING.OFFICE, OCT. 10, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS fir Yttista Ifis Majesty's !Vary da hereby give Notice, Th,tt Oa FRI D,l}" the 19th itutant, they kill he read, 1.. receive Tenders in dritinz (sealed up), and treat far Too Hundred Taus ay . G,avine Oatmeal, to be deb f:creel in a Month, by Weekly Prop" trnys, into His Maley,y's Victualling Store. at Depilard ; and to be paid for by Billy payable with many days after date The Coaditious of the Contra:l may k seen at the Secretary's NEW MEDICAL LOOKS. ALIST of Valuable BOOKS in MEDICINE, SURGERY, ANATOMY, CHEMISTRY, GAL VANISM, ANATOMICAL PLATES, Sec. Lately published 07159.V4N ORDER OP THE CRESCENT. Borieourt, Mr. El'ixton ; Hardy, Mr. Lkiwton Sir George Ton:Ilwood, Mr. Wrougliton ; Saville, Mr. row-Ii ; Letitia )lardy, MN. .I.oda• ; Mrv. Bsehtt, Mrs Harlowe ; Lady T. ,. ch .,„.4. Moirotain ; Mkt Ogle, Mrs. Soutley ; Katy Willis, Mn,s Senn. I. Ace IV. a MaNuerade Scene. Tu which will M added In. ref p.,rforined), a New Musical fame, in Two Atte, calk*: THE DASH! Or. WHO BUT HE? The Overture end Music entirely New, composed by Mr. Reeve. By JOHN MURRAY, 32. Fleet street, London. I. A DISSERTATION on the GOUT, to which the N.. tiro of that affl.nirtg Disew Is fully explained. and :t. speedy, safe, and effoctual Cure, by the external Applira tion of Cold Water, is amply Mourned and confirmed by a Variety of original and cuiumunicated Case, By Robert Kinglake, M. L. Member 01 the Roy a l M e d ica l S ociety of Ediolnagh ; of the Physical Society of Gottingen, arc .1:c. svo price 7s. Gd. The Characters by T), calip. Mr Colin's, Mr Johnstone. Mr. Ma Mr. W''.its.r, Adis Poor, Mrs. Mountain, Mrs. h 11 .• ri.vised Culled) of The Foundling, on account of thr• a princi,ol Perfantier. u deferr..d till Tuesday The Play of As You Like It was last n;ght received by a.. overllowilig audience, with the most Battering marls of ,mblvt ap : ,mh.ititan and thitirmitaled appLutsit t the .11/11e 1 1 .ay will be repeated on We!•104114, nest Oa Motel .y (fourth t me this Samson), the Comedy ~f Sehc.l fur S phl. 1-I.ly Teasle, Mist nuocali ; Chaile Elli-tat ; Str Peter Truk, Mr. 'Mathews Pan for the Bozo. e. he takes of Mr. Faabrook, at th► so. Office, in Li.tie Chen..traet... _ - The DOOO to be opened at Halt.past Five, and begin at ilallpaat Six. •THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -1 GARDEN. THIS EVLNING, Octobor 19, 1604, 'walk: mica a Comedy, called WILD OATS. _ S Gaon(' Thunder, Mr. W;cldy ; It. , ser, Mr. Lewis; Kir , . Mr. B•union ; Banks, Mr. Mikrry ; John Dory, M,. F.mery; Smooth. Mr Mandela ; Sias, Mr. Blanchard; Lade Atetwiultla t Mrs. Glover; Amelia, Mrs. Ena.ry ; Jana, Mrs Martyr. Ie which will be added, the waived Musical Ltateinaininiat, in Thane Ana, called IL BONDOCANr; Or, 1 HE cAurit ROBBER Haman kbaschid, Mr. Taylor ; the Cadi of Bagdad. Mr Fawcett; Hszeb, Mr. Cbswonn; Hawaii, Mr. Fariey ; Mu- Nur, bar Banctnud ; Chntid, Mr Emery.; Abdalla, Mr Hit; Conira, Mrs Taylor; Duane, Mao Haven. T....morrow, King He , ry the Fourth. Horsper, Mr. Kerns tote ; S,r Joh o Falstaff, Mr. Conk*. To ;shoat will be added, the Musical Farce .d'HaOtioril Bridge . Liza 6s. Pit 36. 6d. 2.. u-p er Cato n . Fixes for the SOWN to be takao 3.1 t. Bra n don, at die lax Harisstrwat. Th. Doors will be nomad at Hallifoot Five, sad tie For Artaatice began at Half-pot Sta. TWENTY THOUSAND IN I NINDS FOR THE TIRST DRAWN nEXT IVESDAY. NVE ConnatnLite the Public, and with plea sure t, 4 :funn thee, the THREE. TEN THCAISAND POUND PRIZES Li the Loft •ry now Drawing, were shared, tit . No. 9,460 L. itopoo by Herod aa4l Co. No 10,434 L. ISAR bLit . No. 9.36 n L iMlgh e TNIFT. TWENTY THi /MANLY POUND PRiZES, au ,. TWO FIVE THOUSAND PiXIND PRIZES now • mid only THREE DAYS tre DRAW, as : YaenLy hest, Oztob.:r ES, Eighth Day, and the Fust.dratto entitled to 20,0001 Frday Calm/sing, Ninth Mt, mil ow Fires d aun , Spoool* Aal t's: last Day, Satairdq, iotte, a. TUESDAY NEXT, 23d of Oltober, the Fir s . Drawn Tock tw I. tathleal to TW'.NTY THOUSAND POPN DS, The Nee. rerratolo..g 111 tI u t rl, T ., 11 Wheei aro 3 of L 2O/.00 2 3.0 0 2 G.... 53111 &e. &e. ire. And but Three Days te Draw. TICKETS and SHAKES. warrant-4 .1. ,wn. eoreinee E 41,E try HICIIARDSON. GOODI.DCK, and CO Stott, Itme. rA. - Caf..hill and Clunetcrnw, The Ninth Drawrni Dar wall be 2 tit October, and the eencluebni D..y 27th. TWIN FT THOUSAND POUNDS For the Firm-drawn Ticket next Tn.-wk., and FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, for the Fir.t.d.awn Ticket next Fritlty. I_TODG ES and CO. S t .. c k Brokers, 14 0 , Orford. 11 stn , t, aod 44, St. Jamee's street, tak, the liberty to uhe r!, that the Wheel it now richer ths,n erPr war at this prrz.d of the Lottery, there only Three Days to draw, toe the followone Caintak, .it. S Prizes of L. 30,000 9 .... of 5,000 3e. kr. &re. 7.ekett and Shane, warranted undlawn, continue nn Sale at Ile move Wiese N. B. The Put., will he Initial) Demand. IMPROVED ( ECONOMICAL EITCHEsi RANGES, Au. AT the LONDON PATENT REGISTER STUVE MANUFACTORY, the Coiner , if Brook- Cltyr Holborn, am hmrheit, and re. de fee the itspecenti wf the Public, IiITrHEN RANGES, tram the latest im:.reved ""$ O . eernthn.ns ateotioinv with utility. Likewise, Smoke 1ir!„ which may be oi:ed by ally servant, without going up r ' o mnh• Three who are bitildiug or altering houses wit "l'l advantage in inspecting the Ceive mentioned improve "' ": when they will likewise have an ooportunity of viewing lo' tw the greatent alivirtment of Regioter and other Stones sah eery other allele in the Euruishing Ironmongery Line, le he found is the kingdom. Y ELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CHARING-CROSS. DR. WILLICH, late Physician to the Sawn Al.bai.ead.ir et the Court of Great Britain, and Author otile laninestic Encyclopedia, Treatise on Regimen and Diet, .ke am approvet 3,1.1 r•comtmitidg to the immediate it , - ut the Public at large (and thre.e is particular are t..toe to the West ladies, America, or any other part tit' the World, th ßemedy w h ich .na, be, rw bare been subject La Penile/sail Die• the is sold at the Proprietor's Warrhwirie, n " - In Charing-Croft, Logsdon, to Prmant ud Cara the YEL LOW FEVER . „n'e leentisi• Testimonials from profewinitel Men, and 1.44 re speetahie Person*, may be teen in Pamphlets, t„ be G'alo, al the Warei.oure, which not unly prove, its the . e.tmanne r , the EL,... t... ) of this Rem to th .t most drid -1214‘ the VELLA /W VEVER, but alen Ow it is an c..., art, Pleasant, and certain Pres:weer of Health in a licit Ch- 11 'e +hove inalloable Article t sold in Bonet, with full rect.°ll (attietiotted b Dr. WILLICII).to c.ist. of a i at e•twit any k Gr,tti I r cvcr. at Owe G r ov e , :ads, wii..ent fur r. if Tifw.ith.t. 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TOlkfli..:AL PLATES of mom with oit cams gratis. 0 .• Gentlemen, r^shling in the C 'entry or Ahros , l, Medial Sonoma, Sorgese.s in the Nate and Arms, Sto•lents he my be inamediately•supo'ied w.th any .Vnrk misting to Medical Seictee, by opplleatlon to J. Murray, No. sa, Load2a. The distinctions granted to the Order of the Crescent. by Saturday's Gazette, arc a complimen tary concession from His Majesty, to Isis ally, the Grand Signior, who meant by this in./0106cm to . commemorate the services rendered to his dominion by the British arms, in the expulsion of the French from Egypt. As it has now become, in some measure, of Bri tish adoption, the following List of the Nfernhcrs, according to the several patents is-illumined from the Porte, may not. be unacceptable to our readers : • Marquis of Wel/..almr. • rx , or Tigris. Si: Eyre Co*.. • -- Cavan. Juan Warren. • Lord Keith. Cr.tdock. • --. Fhavhin•ion. • David • boat.. Jain Stuart. Those who an Peers, or are Knights of His Ma jestv's own Orders, had all' , ady the beArsisgs of supporters in their personal rights ; which is proba bly the reason they are not recapitulated in the e.m.• cessions. The badge of the Order is an orange-co:curved rib. bon across the slioulder, and a hrilliant with points cr rays encircling the Crescent. The whole of the above members hate also the drassiond tn which is, in some degree, an AppyrAajgo to the or der. Nnt..--The mark • prehxrel ka thaw llaualtS ob 4 hate likewse the Aigrette, Inape,*.at EXTRACT )ROM VIE MADRAs UovE:ZNNIF.NT GAZFTT , . THURSDAY. %Fri. 9, I CONSECRATION Itlt. NE V CHAPEL. The Protestant Chapol in the black consecrated on Sunday last. The cots isecr4ti, at It) was read by the Rev. Dr. Keit, unstv th•• s • otii n of a special authothy, J puted to him if, t . th a t pose by I 1 s Grace the Archbishop of Cants-rbui). The Featence, separating the cilap-1 fro.n ali pro phone and commo3 uses, and dedicati !It it enrr,•iv to Li,: worship of Almighty God, bring proof/ 01 1. a , the service of the day began. The Rev M.. H, wood real the morning prayers; after which an ex cedent sermon, on the importance of pu'llic worihip, was impressively dehver,A by the Irv. Archdeacon Leslie, horn propria.e text, 84. th Psalm, lab Verse, " One cla..• in thy court is better taan a thousand." The Chapel was attended by tfe R'tlit Hon. the Governtw, and Lady William Pentie..k, the Hon. Sir rhomis Strang... Mr. (-homier, and a na.u•r -005 enn!zregation of tree Ladies and Gatlernt., of the settlement. ^ _ PGlif 41. - WON A /Oaf I( v PNILICATION To powder the h tir. and to give the colour' one desires, is a very old fashion dosephos rera",• , • the horse grenadiers of King Solomon irs-.1 day gold powder, that their heir as gh• elr • • the sun. The ancient beauties rat . Italy n themselves even with gold. Greciar Primes ed their body guards to throw go!J powder ;I. hair. Among the fashiortable per c,n% of ti , et. • • s in ancient Rome, fair hair was regockal the r beautiful ; but, after being painted arni p oriar•-s. according to the cistreneolf A ia, it was powdered i:h gold. 'The Lmprviars Vetus and t ondecients favoured paiticuloly this fashion. The hear e Commedos, when in the sun, glittered as ir it h..d been in flames. The powder of our day; was, however, urknovar to the ancients. Th • idea, that it dJaCS or .y Imes the period when wi[ , s were invented, is lint I; :ht. It was wed long betere, and was invented in Frine--. Tunti g h it was not common in the beginning Of else reign; of Louis XIV. this Prince cerLsi ,, ly without approving ;t. It was to pieate erne r f his mistresses, that I.: fit ~t ordered his large arid long black wig to be powdetesi Brantonse merei, ny that Margaretta of Vali is did every th•eg w 11- prwer to make her dark lino r ; but %am. Had, in her time. 1572. nor 1 air pot. st. r ro vented, she would have easel) oteair.ed her wi•ln • In the beginning, it was regard J as a sir powder one's hair ; ,nJ, as sirch, .he ; ra•-ts s-:- municated it. In an old Fre:.ch Caz• r•• it is related as a terrible reproach hat la • • seen walking in the streets of Paris with : ••e in curls with powder. In the ei.d o' Lilo - trench century, th-• com-Jia as were tote only i - soas who pnv, dere, themselves, at,d th .t a... a upon the s:age ; se!sen the plays wet.- my-, they combed out the powd r. Chic of the causes why their corpses were ere pe , mitled t a ne bared an christian church-yards, in Frans e and Italy, •INS the seeritroes use of hair j °w.f.*, ate•Aeling the pastoral letters cf the prelates of than- tin es. In a printed regulation C , l;:Ze. Mal the police f Paris. in 1G92, a:I prostitutes ate ordered to powsser their hair on the right side, ar.d tr. pain weh /VOW, the left part of their faces, ander pain of beiag sent to houses cf cot. edion. ur to convents of rept-wan e. In the same regulation, all gamesters, iaarktup and quacks, were urda red to paint their nose- wain maize, and to powder the back part of 'twit ha•rs der pain of bring sent to :he galleys &Teems „rd witches, under phis of being burned wit : b r i were ordered to pnw2er the for e part of their nair, and to paint the unalce part of th-ir faces with 'wagE corker &feu. Tore* sorts of powder were only keeren formerly ; white, grey, and black. YtII..VW ; owder beta:as fashionable fifty years ago, particulaely when per- 5..,.% were dressed in black. At Pasts e-in-y pos sible shade of hair powder, even green and lour, has since been made and used. In the rime of - bespiet re, the fashionable ..as re rates of loth sexes used powder and red wigs, to evince their patraer and opprolation of this • evoloninuary t) rant's reign of blood. Under the Diteiory, nu powder was worn ; and, under Bonaparte, grey and white pow ders arc moat fashion..ble. No Rigged will &eked to fay Tender ift which the Prier shall net be inserted us 1. orris at length, err that ghat( tr,.t be deliverer) rir the Ilor.d befirce One J'elock VIA the laid Friday, the 'soft, ignorer, rive utiles the rover • will es the Terrier, et ..we 11.11 OM his Schell; •ittevils le mower Ore. reflogi ton VICTUALLING-OFFICF, 4)cr . Iso4. 'l l l - 1E COMMISSIONERS for Vidualling His Nsitx des her,ex awe \oto. e, Axe ox FRIDAY welt, the 1914 /guru:, ibex rill ht re.,dy to rasa tee Tetwers iw ',tit% (sealed up ), tor so fli kit, 'nude from whole Meet, as .ite rape 1.,,e Pinola. 44 wske Propos it. liken.; 100 girt, to the retiree ..f Ow I IVA the duo of Colurrel, in re, 41r Wieldy prveriduiv, into ILs Majesty's l'ir tisolloutt Stores it •WI t. i.e pa , d for ity payaWe wash Interest, Ninety Deo aster dote. I At t;. , .rlth'ai 1../ * t'•c Contra say be seeps at the Secretary's .dtee. No ertird he hod to .111 Tender in which the Prim Moil . t be ing-rioil iCord, nt litigrth, or Ikea shall siot he AO wooed t.O 14 . 1 C ''rand lief .ire Out o'Clock as the said Frilay were, the 19th /Intent, nor tiniest the PCII4III who 111.kel the Tritely, or setae Personas his 'firiilf, otto,,ds to ostrcr ashen coifed for, N . ll . O u N EY LE 0 t. r .h. 80 Rlt OVV , E ,I I3 .;;; Cen y : cummodatce w.th any sum of Moors., tw way of Annuity, or on their Rellt •ir N.4'.1. or in A..y of ;ler node that the nature of their cuet.w.tatc-es arlotitc nit' , have their 8.1 s or Notes discounted Eitat.l bourn ao l co'd. P.arions having money to lay out. mty be always wish a eticose of Bankrrs and %lerch.ints' sod isall SectoiCus by which they gory inake IS per cent Icea-li a•.d safe.. Apply or Add (post t . the Deeoltit Oti;re, No. 10, 1,1•• I S...ac.e Yard. LodgAte /11.1. We ilvc!aim corm:arms with any utn-r Offioe n Broker To present inistincerstanding, Prio ipals themselves ar. reque,Aed to apply or wrte. ASHION A 61,1: DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, F gist to Leila and I,;,.tleett.,ii of env ego, who have my./ learned flat 46 compliolime .t, ur :sot on rim sinenred mod •ftlll 11 0 , at No. 19, Stierreirt gli e et., Golde n are 16, Ilintatere-rt st-eet ; and No 10, Greet A . bC. ree reset 6etie. They are taught on ex:wwio!‘ forieel ter th.e • In 1..4 161 oh..ct to acquire it °spot,- tio•mly, twat. ly e led io eL • firat •ityleer fabhion Mr A' eau atlases tm h4. -, •n.T.welitisot. and Adamg, who Ar 'each the (taro a..d Pauo Forte. ..wl Country Rwsegesit., who rely ....hi, lea. n en a few day., .ww Swirl :eodsw r eins* to UN Hewer, mkt teoe.v• two -I..atoirtion actohie S h.w a arch F..m.liew near :'own regularly ttended, and instru. tad in er .ry eleteat requotte ul Muel..r.i fleecing. The Aesemblies will be a. usital. fIEESE, DUCKS, FOWLS, cheap u Butchers ‘4-1 an ..it —Taw vimest Cli.iiee a Lonetoo, Mesta Morn the •mntry every Day. sold by the Pouocla.G , ftaa fO.l pr lb. Is Yowl., Is Chickens, Mons b. 6tl N 24. Gd each •ckang Is. per Po "id. Wi4 fre.h hom the Varral ..very Da., la to I . 2d. each. l i StaiLAS, Mu. 331, • adly nppneita tionici,et 11.. use, StrAnd. TO BOOKSELLERS . A f.AD, turned of 18, who Lag been actively emelort 4 to. three year. in a Shop an.l Cou.iting-Huitse, vi.ites a • ituatirn i t a respeetaS.e ISOOLSELlatli's, to r hick Mis endured he having a great taste f u r that IS ...ilea, and ,ome knowledge of It i• presumed that he ruteht ; ore an a n nition to any 13-ntleinan in the Trail, ranting a cotiAdentti Shonmatt .r Clerk, as hes friends Cll.l etre the Most satisiaehnt acetauste en him, and 4.3trity, it required ISi. con -wet la reusable, he is asitluous and industrious and w•suld do all in hie power for his employ,..-Its (nen is could bound sod , lie him. Salary i , nit so lunch his oliStct at presets; as a •-yeetable ar.d permanent Ignition, in winch he small hope sidduity; to render himself de erring of etteeurageinen% Personal application, or Letters, addressed A B. No. 4, Blestornshury-smis re, shall meet due attention. This Day ig riii.Ptheci, price li. lA. AN ACCOUNT of the PLAGUE which rafe.l at MOSCOW, in 1771. By CHARLES OE MIi.:IITENS, M. 1) Member of the Medici! CoHers of Vienna oil Stn.;%mg, for.iierly imperial and Royal C.msor, and Corresponding Member of the Med val Soctety at Par,. Trealated from the FTC 140.14, vr Ith Notes. Lrindein : Printed for F and C. Airington, No. 62, St. burs Church-yard. This Account of the Plague wi!l be es•remelr easeful to Me dkal Gentlemen going um on the Mediterren an ination, where, from Lie present state of Malaga, and other parts of Spain, there must be great danger of infection. This Day is published, pries ls id. EEXPERIMENTS, PROVING VACCIOL.I- TION, or ' COWPDX INOCULATION, to 'at a PERM ANENT SECURITY AGAINST SMALL PDX: with rtaCS and R-maiks. 1117 SAMUEL HILL: S uigeon. Town of Portsea, and Sor rows in the Ro,al Navy. . . Ne dubita, nun sera rr.n. Porton c Punted and sold by W. Woodward, Nn. 15, on the Hard. Sold alto by S High No. ?4, Fici.street ; Longman, Hun., and Co. 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