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LL 10 4. i it ... ; • 1 - . .•••••• br 4rtttob ,lirtfo 1•" l • • I n 574) IFIKA IRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. 1 VHS EVENING. SATURDAY, NOT. 10, Their Ma ; riots well F e-form (2d time this Season), a Comedy, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. sr Charles Marlowe, Mr. P,eker ; Hardeaatle, Mr. Dow ", Young Mirlowe, Mr Barri inore ; Hastings, Mr. Tony Lompkin, Mr. Aanniiti r ; Stings , Mr. Mid aggory, M r Sui.lt ; Mrs. Mn Sharks; tiles H,deastle, Mi,s Duncan (being her s.trcuiirl appearance -Atha Character). Ta whkh will be added, a Musical Entertainment, called, THE DESERTER. llcury, Mr. Kelly; Stnitetr, Mr. Cooke; Sinikin, Mr. 1.0,1 t; Skirmith, Mr. Hannitter. Louisa, Mrs. Mountain; Jr.i.Y, Mrs Bland ; M.,rgarrt, Mrs. Matlelt•ekg. Act H. will be introduced Military Manmuyres—The 14,4 March—And the Ceremony used in ylionting a Deserter. On Month-, The School for Scandal ; with the Farce of T .c SNird Child. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT. GARDr.N. THLS EVENING, SATURDAY, Nev. 10, ! rr.e.edro, iw Furs Ara tailed . . . THR •SARGAL!;; Or ' lICAR. PIIVI OUT, WlthNer ticirhd , olcul Drones, Tire C1111140P14 by bk. Fawcett, Mr L.:wits JMr. Fuiev, Mr. Riflery, Mr rasebord, Mr. Keiuble, Mr. Jeff . . .6.Q, Mr. Ar tist, Mrs. GaAs+, Mrs. Doseupsku Miss Davies k with a Song C:i.a.cter), Mrs. Emery. -oo•-to. To witch will be adled.(2d.r?tA), the revived Grand S er i ous ?annls rne., called RAYMOND T E AGNES; OR, TH4S.CAMIC LINDENBERGH. With Nes , s, and Dflcorotinni. Tie Overture wad Njuoic by Mr Reese. The Ballet eumpiised by Mr. Farley. tin Ntostday, The Inuit Bargain, or, Hear him Out, with ..mund and Age.. IVE me a fulcrum," cried Archimedes, And I can raise the World with perfect edit." So veer the Lever's iriw'r—.more arduous fir Is ter Hercule.n task, beyond compare To more the World with rhymes, m► fulrrnm grand, Is HICK SUN's famous Warehouse in the Strand; lirhere nee Westphalia Hams allure the eye, Hams of the richest, finest finality ; Where Parmesan, and rich Chapzigar join, With Stilton Cheese, ripe, and very 6ne ; Salmon, Dutch Keel, R.d Herrings, large Cod Sounds, Tongue-, smu led, and true Rein Deer, abounds; Portable Soups, and Eseences the chief, Cases of Sauce, Prates, Tripe, and Beef. )Sang. ee, Klan, and Bengal Curry 6.,e Oltvcs--true curie rinitant for Wine. Manumit, Vinegars. and Sausage•, is, Anchovies prepar'd for Sandwiches : Ali these and more, their !lime attractive join, If not W ~td, at least to move the Coin. vmsequence of the great Benefit I 3 vnic I •are •rienced by takii.g the BOTANICAL S 1 dUl' alid NF RVOUS CORDIAL, I tlii.ik it hut just teen —t you to oulslisii my Cast, for the say labour tinder a a milar eontplsii. , I WAS altifted tor a lehgth is' time ir•t h a dress:Cul Nern.us Disorder, that affr.t:. -sae In an slariti;og degree, Say body w.a. ,uutinil in a warner that mole my existewoe very miserable. I was ad‘e.asi by the faenliy to try the country air, at a time when they could nn looser preseiibe to relieve me; this, I also did, b,.t found no benefit; but by taking these Mclichies I am quite restored to health and sprints. 1 sin, Sir, your ever grateful humble Servant, Nov. 1. MARY CASLAKV, Tallow Chandler N•• .54 Great (:oodman'—sc 61. , Wiii•evba; el Mrs Ca...lake will Rive any further infuriation to Persou Arm , it: of a personal interview, or by Letters, post paid Tn those I.arhes (Z.-riflemen bonl e ving o o th- vt.,te of Man mane. we part'. Om r re..imend the Ratan:its' Sergi. prow to 'heir arieuraisce b Aire the altar of I lymen, who ao• in the sirialku degre' tipper her.sive of the System not being entirely soundow .übSectto FrialtZternilt wf vb.- s tuds. The M' lenses to be !..'d at the 11...5e, No . 9. Athion.street, 11r Ade lre road; and of Al Ni, bf diethe Venders in the tinned Kirrytom N. I). the Proprietor (Son of Dr. Swinton, Yellow of the Rossi eo.leee of Igissiciaiis, London), may b. consulted from 10411:1, co. by Letter containing the usual fix. • • • A five guava bottle contains six at .2s. A S SOI.E Prnprietor of DARAN's celebrated MEDICATED Rt)UGILS and RENfh:DIRI, Mr DU FOUR infirm, the Public, r rat he may, .1 , 04 , 110, be ens " l ed lia't!ro from 9to 3, at his bowie, Ne M, Frith-street, Soho, on Cases of Strictures, Gle,t , , Obnruetions, Ar. as era es Debility, and every Dl4OriPf where seerery is so e,etitial a requisite, that M , D has provided a spaeloi.•ll•ll,4e, thit ewe 'IP/diva may be Int.') Weed sit a separate Apartmeit. Mr. has A/f many Far, ennllned himself to that deimrtment eel Stugery, and, f ore extensive iv-Vier, And Ole not flittering " he is enabled to oNor a Metlyxl of Cure, mild, .e. , rios, requiring no coonitement, or restraint to diet, and ‘.111:h ;i:.:irentsprits:bility of a relapse. Persons us the roon•ry, stet-se tom.. rasa lA, in a lettitr, end •,...,, aU. or Note, Yil. hive prole? R.2m:il•es terries the aoionmut For the various .rtiiponiq, &r. ern. Mr OursourN Treatise nu the above prre 24. GI —Fifth Edition. BY TIDE KINC,N Itt)YAI. LETTERS %TENT. ODBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM, for I the C , ir • of COI-1011S , COLDS, ri,S, and CO Nl;* rums. It is admitted by a bode of tl at ' i • I lite 14 the fint in the world fix the above Crimplainu; ' " •- 0:e bciefit of the Community, the followng persons • Cates to bewails public i ' I, Jeweller, asmi•es them he WWI eared of a deep the above Nfobeine, alter bring given sect by Dr. I "; • •• ,and coati:me. in perf:et health. Signed D. C , nrarti. r.•. Arent, May 1, 1804 1% .I.i:slimes, Carpenter, Ablcate, informs the Public, he yl• r r J of a deep I>etline by 014 same StAicitte. after It , - t? t neer by Dr. I.etaum. Signed Wm. J:met o June :10, lv-ene, Gardener, God&lntent, throtgh th- recommends " 0 Of Lai, la iliellaTern•iiir. Mho:lst the PM he, he re.Rercht a Perfect Cure by the same Medicine, vi' :e Ket,.et in a dthep De e",e, and given over by the mad eminent of the Faculty. J Keene, San' I, ISM. A Child and a aeon, Woman at l'titionl, thrrugh recom- In. - Maim' n( the Rev. Mr. ate atm etvetluf the aviove , bander by the *awe Medicine. &vied Mt.. 11. Hinton, Aug. rr 11‘04. William Wheeler We, !renter, berg the Petal,: to be in fiemul, tie is curet' of a deep Deetne br the Lune :Illdicioe, atter b. the elven Ly the Faculty. Sigurzd Wm. Wheekc, Aut. IS, 1044. Certificates of CUR'S from the Right !lon. Nfatiniis of his. 1041-y and Wed, G7Z:elluy, Mat Onala, Forth. 50... an nomennn m h , 4 tie N , ..nli , y„Ne. may he aces by aPryiorgtd OW Prop...n:on. tilo.msbury sAuare. I.* K. Soil 6c Chute and Wider, Chex,s4de I Shaw and F. 4. *sobs St church-,A: RIC". alvi Cn. No- Cn, this ( " I 't"' , ; e'ol ru.ost Mita Public Venders in taw United SATURDAY, NOYEIIIO . LR 10. 1804. VICTU.kLIANG-OFFICE, Nov. 11, 1904. T HE COMMISSIONERS for Vasa": His 11 4 .011 0 NH , / do hereby cote Notice, Out on TI'ES• I) 4Y heir. the 1.36. um. they mil br ready to , ceeive Tenders is Writiii4 (sealed up ), for Four Thousand Bap of Bit cult, made front Whole Meal, to be delivered ea a Fortnight, bn Wee) ly Proportion:, into His Majitotv's Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with hatted, tamely Days *tier date. 8. No Tender for • less litmus!, than Three Hamired lags 'red/ to admitted. - Toe Conditions of the Contrafi may be seen at the Secretary's °tree. No Regard wilt be Li to any Tender, in which the Price shnU net be inserted in Words at Length, or sums shag not he dr'icered to the fiosr f, hefore air ti Clark o n the s ail n t e s o o y r es t, 144 II:A instant, nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, Or I one Person no hie Rehab, answer when (rata for oi 42-Y -LENT or 17.1 RROWED.--Gen? tlstmen nr Ladies of Fashion, Merchant, and others, acconoriodattd witliMnnev by Annuity, or on their B.lls at Notes, or oil Mercantile Goods ' or to any other mode that the nature of their circumstances admits Persons, haying money is lay nut, may be Always furnisliA with a choice of Securities by which thfr may make 13 per cent. legally and safely. Apply or wtdreso (post paid) to the Discount Office, No. 10, Bell Savage Yard, Ludgate Hill. Thefrincipal attends only from Ten till Three, niter which, his address t,.the Vgc.l-eml of the Toon, may b^ lad at the Office. He offers reference or security for any trust reposed in him. ROMAN COINS. \IJIT.LIAM PARSONS, No. 9, Great Turn rile, Lincoln's Inn Finkls, has the honour to acquaint Gentlemen, Colle.lors of Aiofient Coins, th.t. he ha. con -6t3:l.iV nn SALE many HUNDRED ROMAN LARGE BRASS and other VOINS, where they may add to, or com• plete thew Collecuons, either Purchase or Exchange. He also Buys. it - lit.etal price, separate Coins, or whole Collec tions; and G-ntlemen who liver' the conntry, or at a distance, and wishing to part with their Coins, may, upon sending them up h h' 11 . z..rriage free, deomid apon his retaining either the vales set upon them, or that he will use his best exertions to Elis e o.c of them by Commission at the usttat pm6t. He Owns, that all such as shall honour him witn their will find hi, Atill And itedgment in Ancient Coins equal t his integrity in dealing. CIRCITLATISIG LIRRARY, No. 14, Tavistock street, Covent-Gorden JAMES CREIGI-ITON, having purchased of Mr. JAMi S HFNT).•RSON, his sele.•l awl v..tuable CIRCUL.`.TING LIBR and considerably augnsemed the came by /he as: :OM.. of no.nerotis Publications of resoects &lay, begs p rrn..si , o to Amur,: his Friends and I , that by the most serheous att.nition to the • crease awl im provement of his Lits.a.y, and tine accommodation of his Sub- cribe , g, He win r• ideivo .r to merit that patronage which :le now •,i ISt reiciectiely solicits. I ONVii HA RIV.VICK (late with Mt. Cr , IP hi New Neod street) has the honour of infw is his Fnemil; and the 1 1 3!Au-, that he has just OP , ENF' . A st top, n d paio FerniveNlsar.,Nollanm, with a fashion ele. " %Ludic). Irish Uneirt, Darriacit and Diaper :able Linen, ilieettor, Ca them &c and humh'y mrlicits • favJur and patronage, which he shall do hitt utm entkaeourt to latent, by a outland. Judean:rabic attention Orden he may i t we the huouur to receive. wilfulla A CLAIM TO ATTENTION. I)ALF, No. ?7, Haymarket. respeCifully ac (pianos the Votieity, and Famili-s in ;!rural, that he hat in.inufattur d and brought to perfection a ()warty of W:NF., from the Oratatta Grape, and is generally adai.tted to superior to any Foreign Wine without ex :ention.-91ataria Gripe, per dozen—Lone', 2G. —English %Vines, hum 205.1 e gts. per Alison, 14 ready money ugly. One dozen sont to tats part of I.ondon. A C AUTI I /N.—Dale's Gratavia Grape Wine will &nubile's be counterfeited, and a common Raisin Wine produrA under the same stmeliation The Public are acquaileed that such was the ease to the instance los first into:Au-nig hi% Lune! Wine, and therefore there it every mason to think that the same deception will be practiteil again. N. B. The fictitious Lurie! Wine is advertised at 2.:5. per dos-n. IRISH LINENS. IN consequence of the many complaints against Imen Cloths whitened by the chemical process, a Com- Pane was formed in Mil, by none id' the cost Bleachers in Ire bind, to supply the Public in this Country with Cloths of the beit Fabric (bleached in the old and usual methud) at new nhohniale Irish prices. Their utigtrui plan is invariably 3 Ihered to, via. To sell one piece, bit not leis. oiere to b.! *old at the whalessle price. Each piece rated, and ini alteration of price. All stood• w.i ranted, anal the 'noney returned if a fault appears. Their four-fourths and ecreen-eighths Linens contain about .teeny-Rue yards each piece. Their nine-eightbs and flue-fottrths Sheetings contain about She two yaidis each piece. Their int.fourtlis Sheeting; contain about thirty-two yards each .• Cash as 'noel fir Rank of Ireland Notes. O.IIRIEN, Agent to the Company. Removed from Great Russell-street, to No. ♦, Bloomsbury %loam, 44.:ar I fart and Smyhammon-streets,lradmg Uultrorn. D CLAYTON, No. 29% Strand, opposite the .R.R• Panorama, PATEN T TRUSS M AKER, upon a new irnp.oved Plan, excels all in point of W. .-manship and Elm- Mite, and particularly adapted fn. lint Camates, Seafaring :oils and YOUllt ebstic STEEL BACKS a , 1 MOROC(:A) BRACKS made on the newest construetion. Schools supplied, on the shortest notice with every Article in that line. LEGS, N F.F.S, and ANCIA PI Ej;ES, for Weak n-ss,:s by Sprains, he. RIDING BELTS fur Gentlemen Ca valry—this article it behoves every gentleman to have as they am the means of preventing accidents in r ding quick. The Lame assisted with all minable telief. R. C. flatters himself, that, in point of Broken and Crooked Limb., he is not to be surpassed, having kg a nomuer ..1 years (llowed that businesa, and undertaken work at the different Ilinuitals, which peop'e in the ratan line of business ban been oTiged to give up, ,m account of not having experience them thrussigh. Mrs. CLAYTON attends the Lobes. - - - - lt C. gives his Opinion to every "Ile -..41 . 0111 the teeming daficolty of some Cas,, many conceive it imp.a.sble to ob.ant toilet from sot, nut knowing how much has been effeaed. Ilot that min- treed des,sair sq any cage, reference can ba given to many 1110 st difficult, yet successful, u..dertakings. And that the mind. of thoie who want his afal.tiOCe may ba perfectly at 11r her , fir engages, that, -.ll.iidd hit prove wisueetwful in as.y cage he nod -crate. (.I.llis I .nst time being allowed for expersm 'mt.!, he will, in even , so:tics..., ot. feit sum Ise haul demanded, on prom of relief being ob. tasaed by ether inechallcal Myelin:sr' I'4 i• The Poor an esjny cam considered. ARTIFICIAL. EYES fluid with the greatest sae:lame WINTER LOTTERY, begins Drawing the the 28th of JANUARY, 1905. SCHEME. _ _ of L 25,000 is L 25,000 2 20,000 40,000 3 -- 10,020 50,W0 5,000 15,000 1,0(10 6,000 ,500 —, 5, 40 101 5,000 —... 3,000 20 12:,,e)00 5 -- 6 - 10 - 30 - 60 - 6,150 -.... ,••••ms.1••••IIII• 9,000 Tickets 1. I ,(J,.1 . Ticketaand Shares are selling at eyel. Li •ensed Lott:, °nue. Puce of Ticket 1..18 7 0 Half .I. 9 7 0 f Eighth L.2 7 6 Quarter 4 t 4 0 T Sixteenth 1 4 0 •.• Friars of the late Lottery taken in Exchange fur Tuktts and Shares. LETTFK-COPYING M&CHINLS, WKITING MA CHINE'S, WBITING-DESI.S, and BOXES. NMIDDLETON, No. 1 t? 2, Strand, opposite . Newcastle street, and No. 10, Strand, oppesiacCathw - rine sweet. begs to inform the Public, that he has new ou Sale, a lace Awatteent of PORTABLE and COUM 11144 144.1Uqz., LET MR-I:OPTING MACHINES the Portable are ouro. • prised an a Mahogany Case, which forms a complete Writing Desk, some so small as to be of the greatest utility to those who bevel; others of a site and harm to answer the purpose of a complete Seeretaire. Of Counting-house Machines he has the greatest variety. of any House ill London—two of Bokon's Pa- tent second-hand to be sold cheap, are equal to new. A new Writing Machine, by which two or more Leiters may be writ tzn at one time, on a principle which obviates the defects of thine which have preceded it. A large Assortment of Wriung and Dres,ing Desks and Bete', iu lidehegany, Satin Wood, Lather, &c. The greatest variety of Pocket Books and I.,kcy Artiees. Middleton's original Black Lead Pencil.. Being use real Manufacturer of the above Articles, he is enabled to sell on the fewest Twins--A liberal Allowance to huron i nts and the Trade. STEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA. TER , : —The fiiibility and Gentry are respeetfully in. , hest: celebrated Perfuine. continoe on Sale at It 9d. and 4.. tat. per Rattle, as usual, of the most apposed Q.iali ties, at Seeet and Meyer's, Lavender Water Mereiants to Her Royal H.l.iiiess the Princess of Wales, No. 15, Catherine. street, SWIM". From the ',eat demands made by Merchants, Captains of Ships, and ethers, for these articles to export, they are informed they may be supplied front their extensire stack, with from one to MO Grnce at Two Days' notice, arid that the lowest Price, by theG!rice only, is 21ki. per Dozen; the Lavender, .18s ; the Honey Water, 396. T. Meyer's celebrated Dentifrice is sold as usual at 2s. the 800, or 11. Is. per Dozen, the excellence of which is too well known to need a repetition. Families residing in tbeCountry, may have any quantity of Las railer sent them, by rem ttt it ig a Note or order for Payment In Town. r (NUE WINE COMP I. near the flaynsarket, Prices of Wine:, per dos. s. d . Oh P .rty Vint. 1.01 40 0 Ditto ir-!ry superior, 17.9 42 0 Cr0 . ,..4 d0...3 yrs bustled 44 llottle-1 Si way tale dittu,.l7)6 ', No. 22, Piccadilly, ed 179 g. auber, 0104. 4! () 4, u ?ardor. L. s. d. Champaign. - 616 C - 5 15 0 .rotitage - 5 5 0 Claret 31. 10s to ♦ 0 0 Viii de Gave 9 16 0 Frontigua, , pints 2 6 0 Conliaosia,.4ita. 5 16 0 Lbbse mt - 4 Vido“ia 40 0 lialeavella and Rinellas 4 0 Fast lade Madras Pale ditio, very old 65 0 Paxarette, ditto 1 5 0 Malmsey ditto, pints 4? 0 I Ilid Hock 41. 16s. to N s U Tent and Pointe b 0 Rhenish 9 0 0 Rich Mountain 41 0 Moselle 10 0 Full. grunt Spirits, Foreign Liqueurs, Cyder, Perry, Rattled Stout, Porter, and Ales, of superior quality, and on terms equally inviting to economy, all of which may be seen, and samples had, at the Repository, as above. cAtintiN —.The WINE COMPANY find it necessary to repeat, that they have no connection whatever with a Cosiern lately estahlislied under a similar Firm, " fur the coriveniency of the Nubility in the West Paid of the Town," and who attempt to Atm/ Public Notice and Confi dence by tupyiiig the Wine Company ill all suss particulars as seem best calculated to promulgate the opinion that they *e one .uid the same Concern, in which their object has been so tar Accomplished, as to have occasioned innumerable motakes. Although the Wine Coinpany court fan competi ti4n, as .ifiwiling the best etitelion to decide their superiority, they estati , t help teeing it their duty to guard their Friends, and the Pubic in general, against a dratagem evidently in tended to mislead, and by which they have every thing to Use, the projoctors every thing to gain. It is to be hoped, howe ver, that as this Pblygraphic Wine Company have public:7 adopted the sccusttion, without even an attempt to refute it, they may have sects the propriety of rimming a more libeial and independent system, whirl will save the painful necessity of pointing out some Matures by which they may be easily dis tinguished from The WINE COMPANY, / By ROSS sad Co. Establishes! ITS, 21, Piccadilly, Nay. 1, 1604. BE P ‘RTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE. PATTNIT BI.DSTF ADS AND TABLES, SOF. BEDS CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND. ORIGI \L HOUSE AND INVENTOR. n U FLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet LIP Ware-rooms and Manufactory, No 1 . arta 14, Cathe rine-street. A large awortment of artielei of the newest, neatest, and most aeon .meal Fashions, of well sea.oned MA terudg, and excellent Workmanshap, with several Improve ments. BUTI.F.It respectfully relies so the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and in sinuations opposed to him awl counterfeiting his articles. It is well known that BUTLER lia. two Patents, one for Tables, the other lot lk.l,teahi; the principle of the Stet is applicable to almost all Kinds of Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them mere convenient (or Houses, 211 , 1 much more portable. Trig , pi iriciple of the other is appli cable to most kinds of 11.-ludish, 118 Four Pest, Tent, Sofa, ...id Chair !led., which la.t.. • singularly useful in Sickness, and each, when shut up, a handsome piece of furniture fir • Sitting.roorn, Dra. I , le•r. aim, Sr. The Four rues and Tent Dols go together in all part. with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tucks, or nails in the furniture, and are very mutable. Particular kinds of the •h..re, adapted fur (;entlemen of the Army and Nary, and list Climat e ., also mutable Chairs, arc. . . . - EVILER . * ?mein Manufactures have been graciously pationiNSl by tire Rol, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho sowed Ly orders from num , ,eis of the and Gentry , and have been highly approved of lathe East and West Indies; the merit of the Articles has thus met with favourable en. couragniein, and for which he returns his grateful atknowl. dg ment., and canni.t but notice the kin/ Offices of some others, who hx or large Sign Boards, with BUTI.EIes name inscribed, which may litlp also to promote lin Business, or should it be de.igned otherwise, he. by the permissian of Providence, ma nufactures and sells his Sirwrior Four post and other Beds, ex cellent Di mg Tattles, end Cabinet Artitles al above, mom+, Cathei stre,t, eight Door. from the Suitor,. a Brick-front 'louse, wiser: he has constructed .ever,.) T.• 111 and Ntichines fa Working the same, and haiuthenviii• been at consirter,Lle expence t, bring them to that utility and degree of .Mtft•Ct.li at which they one are. At tII . aamc p i aCe may be had tinny ante Is: ter eimidetely Furitishirs N 5 For Exportation. Jur Published, pyi ee OPPRESSION DEEMED NO INJUSTICE TOWARDS SOME INDIVIDUALS, illustrated in the late Tr. atment of Mr. John King, under a (.14..iimissiou of Bankruptcy. " Ad calamirttem quilibet rumor valet." • Though this pamphlet reins to relate to a particular penszn y it will be found that every individual is concerned in it. Sold by Pirwins and San, Ludgate Pill. Where may be had, the Third Edition of LETTERS from FR ANCE, written be Mr J. King, price :O. and Remarks on Immisoninent for Debt, on the recent Pr4rees of the Law, &c. Is. NEW MUSIC. halt • for k. 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