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' 7. z . :?'#), s~ tbt 9; ••••••,- ,f....k. 7 7 - 7 a tob er t il e 4 ALA; y AP 11 it . zartro. , . :; ela 4 , r. J. • .• •Pf.l I. ►' • f[ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE . THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Dec. 13, Their Maiesties Servants will lie: orru a Tragody, called DOUGLAS. Norval. by the YOUNG ROSCIUS (being his 2d appear ance ou this Stage) ; Lord Randolph, Mr. Holland Glenal et. Mr. Barrymore ; Stanger, Mr Powell. Matilda, Mrs. Posed ; Anna, Mins ilo,ce. To which will he added, a Musical Farce, catled OF AGE TO-MORROW. Baron WillinghurA, Mr. Bannister; Baron Pißleherg, Mr. )Solt; Hans Mnlktri, Mr. Wewitse4; Sophia, MISi Hicks; Mis 4 De Camp. THURSDAY, DEC, [HER 13, 1804. (PRICE SlXPliver. • EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Dac. 12, VlO4. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIrED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES ./o herein, gito That at the General Court appointed to be Bela its this !louse ass WEDNESDAY the 19111 inst. an arrapgernent far the Go.. arrnmeent P,i n ee of Wales's Island tot!! be laid before the ON , t for their approbation, agreeably to tho 17th and 18th SeciLius of the 6th Chapter of the Cowpony's Ayr Laws. WIL!.I M RAMSAY, See. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. NIR. BEBB presents his most respeBful enmpli moots to those Proprietors of India Stock, who bottom him with their support, ami yet eariiimly entreats the favour of Moir AnensLince at tote BALLOT at the EAST INDIA HOUSE, on THURSDAY the 20th Inst. It,. take, !Ins metborl of making his solicitations generally known, not only because Immo of his Friends may tic in the Country without his knowledge, and the Letters sent to others may, Iron accident, not each them till too late, but because, if many of his Friends should tiniceive their Attend ance would not be requisite, that idea might expos , his to the mil danger which lie has my reasonable au.e too ap prehend. TEN THOIMAND POUNDS DA bdAGES. , This Day is published, price 3a. A. REPORT of the TRIAL.on an ACTION fin DAMAGES brought by the Rey. CHARLES MASSEY, spinet the Moat Noble the M A EQUiS of It V.A 0- FOR D, An CRIMINAL CONVERSATION WITII 111 C PLAINTIFF'S wiry..—Dama g es laid at 40,0001. TitLett its Short•liand, by an EMINENT BARRISTER. London t Enlaced SY Mercier and Co. Northume - Strand sold by H. I) Syne:mit. Pater -- Dining this week Places can only be taken from Nine erlock fill Three. The Ladies and Gentlemen, Subscribers, are respenfully (donned, that the only door of admission to the Private Boxes by the New Entrance io Drury-lane, where no Carriages are a:lowed but those belonging to persons occupying those Boxes. N B. No wriest; can be admitted to these Boxes without the proper Ticket. The Comedy of The Nei:erg having been on Tueotar night received throughout with pe.it ap . olause, will be repeated ter- DJUIIOW with the New Operatic Piece of Matrimony. The third Appeayalre of the YOUNG ROSCIU►, at this Theatre, will be on Saturday ne,..t. A N..w Comedy, in five ant. will b produced In 2 feWearS. GEOGRAPHY ON A NEW PLAN, FOR RCHOOV, Being an Entertaining and Instraftire Companion for the Rising Generation . This Div it published, price ^...1 6d. neatly hound, or printed wit fin, E. divan paper, price .3s 601. in bvords, embeileiiir 1 with a very Eruntispace, AN EPITOME OF GEOGRAPHY, in ThrN• Pant : arranged after a new manner, and enlivened br Rri..:rmice. to Aiieinit and 34011 , -rn Second Editing, with ciiiiiiiderable Additions and 1m prriveinants. lry JOHN I- VANS, A. Ai 114.viter of a Seminary for a limited nnmher of Pupil , ,Pultin's.row,idington. " An useful Intri.luctinn roGnagraphy, which tire Author primnf for the ASsiAtarle• oetirs own Pupils, and which may bo.iJopted with advantage in other Seminaries of Education." —.Critir al Review for beci-mher 1801. Loorlon : Printed for 11. D. Symonds, Patenioste -raw. Th.% Day is publithed, price 2s. 64. 1' Printed and MILITARY SURVEY. Punted (or James Carpenter, 0!d Bond-straost. 11 / R. BEBB'S COMMITTEE w ill meet every 1 Day at the JUNG'S HEAD in the POULTRY, when Commuhseattons ate retrteste4 to be made. Where mar he had, A POSTUMINIOUS PREFACE to the lIIST.)RICAI. RF.VIEW of the STATE of IRELAND. by FrAnc.sYlowdeo„ p, ice 3s. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND G . MtN, r HE day of ELECTION being fixed for Thurs clay, the 20th inst. to simply the - VACANCY in yaur Court of Directors, occasioned by toe death of Mr. Willia•u Adair Jackmn, I pledge myself t. you po,itively, that I shall stand the Ballot, and therefore , wrvestly mutest th: honiscieof Ttmr .ttettetimee 'that clay, at to, Last India House, to oblige me with your suffrages. I beg have meat sincerely to assure yon, that tale cordial and great sopport 1 have experienced on my CallT4 , , affords rue the strongest hope, of securing that success which it the object of your triendly wishes and my solicitation. I have the !valour to be, moat respectfully, Lades aiid Gentlemen, New Broad street, Your faithful humble Servant, London, Dec. 6. JOHN JACKSON N.B. The tommittee meet: daily at No. 9, ti..w Kroa street, and will be happy to see auy who can cmaruu..t cafe useful information. On the 22d inst will be published, DODSLEY's ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, View of the History, Politics, and Literature, of the Year 1803; being the 45th Volume. 'lo . The Petalic are resdertfolly informed, that the New Volume of the celebrated Work will be ready for del.very on the above day. Merchants and Captains of Ships will find it the mien emu plcte and authentic Account rf the Transactions of the Year, and very acceptable to Cteir Friends in the Ea,t and West Indies and America. ripIIEATRE ROYAL, C 0 V E NT -1 GARDEN-PHIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Dec. 13, will be acted (Fourth Time), a New Comic Opera, in Three Acu, called THIRTY THOUSAND; Or, WHO'S THE RICHEST With N••w Scenes, Dresses, and Decurations. The Nr a Overture composed by Mr. Reeve. The Music entirely New, and composed by Messrs. &sham, Davy. and Reeve. The Characters by Mr. Braham, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Incleduts, Mr. Murray, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. !Modell, Mr. Rock, Mr. Emery, Mr. Denman, Mr Harley, Mr. Jeß•ries, Mr. King, Mr. Lewis, Mr Street, Mr. Wilde, Mrs Dibdin, Signora Storace, Mw Davies, Mn Mattocks, Mm. Whitmore. This Day is published, in Three Volumes, 12mu. price 13s. rwl. in ;loud., THE NOBILITY' of the HEART: a Novel, By ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE. Author of ' Helen Sinclair." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pate-nostar row, Of whom may be had, lately publirhr•d, 1. THE LAKE of KILLARNEY : a Novel, by Anna Maria Porter, in 3 Vol. ldino. Price 1111 fad. in Flo.irds. 2. AUBREY : a Novel, by IL C. Dallas, Esq. in 4 Yols 12mo. Price 18s. in Lards. n ANKE RS'ACC EPTA NC F.S And good BILLS of EXCHANGE, note:cc...ling Six Months ‘ll4co u nt. e 4, without incumbering the Parties with Gads, aiirt Kind of Merchandise bought and gold on Conlon -.ton, 1 , , Messy.. \VHITTENHALL and Co No. d, BOND-COVXT, WALLBROOI‘. None bnt Persons of Respectability will be treated with. Y. B. Attendinee Pons Eleven to Thrweelio,:k. To rhich will be added, a Comedy, called THE MPER. Lome°ld, Mr. Emery; Frederick, Mr. Claremont; Mn. Wisely, Mn. Whitmore;. Mariana, Mrs. Dibdin ; Lappet, Mrs Mattocks The New Comic Opera of Thirty Thousand ; or, Who's the Richest? continuing to be received throughout with encreas ing applause, will be repented every evening till further notice; to-morrow, with the Farceof Raising the Wind. A New Melo•Dramatic Pantomime will soon be produced. PATEN 1' SPECTACLES.—To all wh o va l ue their Sight.—The Sight of the Aged restored, the Weak Sight strengthened, aad the P rfert Sight preserved, up.in osaernng principles, at N.). 12, Piccadilly, near the Ha)- market. Attendance tidily front twelve to five. 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Bargains in Muslim, Coloured Dee-net, &c.—Three hun dred CasbnsirsShawls, the co .ptetest imitation of liirlia ever beheld, from 9s to 51.-90 Madras Lone Cloths, really worth 4s. now 21. 2.1 —SO Small Spriacd Mulls yard and half wide, 2s 91—.130 fashimableJe.ans from 2s. Sd to 31. fid. A ‘ast variety of Satin W'o'ks and Lace Cambricbs (soiled) at half price...two bales of India Mulls, worth 3a. 611. only 1. 10J. finer in prnpottion—beautiful Jazonets for Gr•itlemen% Cra vats 24 ful. the square, those at Ss. curiously fine—four boxes Hambro Cambrics from 14s. to a guinea, sufficient for ten Handkerchief% and fifty pieces French do. very cheap-i-acapiul ell-wide Prints 2s. per yard ; and Plain Sarsnets 7s. U. the full Round Dresi.—Chequed do. only 12,.—with near 300 of • the most fashionable Winter Cambric: 13s. 6d. worth 18s. N. E. The Second House from the Panorama, in Leicester square. BY THE ZING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTIONS, ASTIIMAS, &c. 1/1 FSSRS. GODBOLD respelifully inform J. the Public, that, to prevent fraud, the lion. Commis sioners of His Majesty's Stamp Office have permitted the i r name tieing printed at full length upon each stamp that covers the wick of each bottle, therefore, will be particular in not purchasing Any without the aforesaid stamp, and likewise to observe that tacit itanre, N. and S. GODBOLD, is written en voch label The forgery of tither is felony. The merits and efficacy of the aforesaid universally esteemed Medninit, having been proved and attested be the following Nobility and Gentry, ay well as by many other highly respecta ble persons, entirely precludm the necessity of recapitulating the numerous and surprising cures it has performed, even when Patients bate been pronotinc,ml by the inost eminent of the Fa culty to be irrecoverable ; certificates of which have, from time to time, appeared in almost every London and Provincial Newspaper in the kingd o m, with annexed signatures of per sons, whose elevated stations roust impress the mind with the veracity of their public test yes in favour of a Medicine which has never failed, in one instance, when timely admi- Listered. The Nobility, Ginty, and many others, having gape:gimlet:it its balsamic virtues, and witnessed its astonishing eliefts, particularly regiiesterl the late Patentee and Proprietor to subjoin their names to his adv. 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STATE LOTTERY, begins Drawing th e 29 t h of JANUARY, 1805. SCHEMF. 1 of L >1444400 4 44 is L 25,000 2 --- 21,000 44,64 ./ 3 4 10,040 3 1 ),I II to 3 0,000 13,090 6 -- 1,000 ,000 II • 500 —5, f 1 t.t) 100 ...-•-. :1,040 GO 541 3,000 6,150 SO -- 14:7,000 -- —.....„ -..,, 95,000 Tickets . L 250,000 Tlekets and Sl•aree ere selling at every Licenvel Lottery Office. Pries of Ticket 1.18 10 0 Half .1.9 9 0 Eighth .l. 2 8 0 Qii:uter 4 15 0 I Smtecoth 1 4 0 ••• Thoze who wiai to have perticular N mes•sxv, should be speNly in their Application to some of the Lqtt.rr irfe-v, ac the hticl delivery of Ticket., hoot the Bank of Logi:nal 1,41 take place on the 29th of December. STATE LOTTERY, To bnin Dimmed JANUARY 28, 1605. - - TICKETS and SHARES are on Site. by RICIIARUSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. &trice - Broke.., Cornh,ll, and Charing c,ciei, London, whe re , s o th e he and late Lotteries, the frillowtog Capital 1.,,,a4 were sold:- 14,002 A Quarter, two Eighths, aid eight Sixteenths 18,625 A Half and eight Sixteeotlis s‘oo 39,471 A Whale Ticket 1.0 4 i,47 I A Half,' Quarter ° an Eighth, and two Sixteenth. 501!! .16,52 u A Qa.ii ter, an Eighth, arid ten Sixteenths 110,1hrti 48,318 A Whole Ticket 20.000 48,752 Two Quart. .n. two Eighth., and 4 Six•ee she 20,00 ) 7,10', Oue Quarter, two Eighth., and eight Si=t-enths 10,000 12,607 Sinteeti S i!teenth. 30.000 26,188 A Half, a Quarter, and two Eighths 30,018 Also Prizes of 2,11001 1,0001 5001. &c. And awry large am of Capital Prieel in former Lotterier, too niunerous to partictdarisc. Now winter falls " A heavy gloom c tier the world, "T .r nigh minim sinvkting influence malign, • " And .es up the seeds of dark disease." I. is now, indeed, that m an y a com pl a i nt , b e f ore lurking in the habit, begins to be severely Ult. The Scurvy and the Scrophula, no longer cas.s4 by perspiration, appear with aggravated symptoms. Gout at. 4 Rheem.a.ism rack thejoints, and proclaim, in painful twinges, the cuange season. Colds, Coughs, Asthma', and other affections of the Lungs, are the common, though dangerous, attendants of winter. If you wish for advice how best to avoid their attacks, how to mitigate th,r seem..', and how, in concurrence with Nature's kind efferts, t.i obta n a eure, read Dr. WEBSTER'', " PRACTICAL t)IiSERVATIONS on the PRESF.RVA TION of HEALTH;" and avail yourself of his admirable dis covery, the ENGLISH DIET DRINK ; the safety, pleasant ness, and efficacy of which have long been placed, by repeated trials, beyond Use possibility of a doubt. 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The whole ada:ted to cosoinon awl deigned as au easy help to horn a awl styt-r, amid to pro mote an early acquaintance with the wen ha of the hest authors Ey the Rev. G. G. SCR AGGS, of P.ucking:.am To which are added, an E 44111 on the Advantages of under standing Compositim; and a Lilt of the best Snob for tut Lugiini Reader, with Reraarki, Lon Inn Printed for ft it Symonds, Peern - ister.rmir ; and m.:y Ire had of Mr. Seeley, Boekseller, Buckingham. TO TI IF_ PUBLIC. We have now so .many well written books in the English Language, that the study of Composition ;sib:romr general. hiair's t.,cture , anJ silittlar works, are either none eaperialve, or el , e written in such a scholastic Manner. t!.at they are isg; l.kely to be so extearive:y use f u l as the subject minims. volume evmpres;a much in a small centime ; and as aces tains an illustration of eye. y important rule in grammar rite tofic, and English composition, it will save the made: both tune and expatic.:. in order to .hew ',but is wrong and that which is right at ono view, Author has given vailo.rs cane treated examples, by which errors may be very soon ...erected. The Introdactory eisay, which strews the advantage , . of t:trdsr stanAing will help to attain that lisionledr, ; and the Lit of books, with remarks, must be acceptattlis Its radon s. LAVATER's PHYSI(SGNOMF, AND PH TSOGNO tHIGAL RULES; With Four Hominid and Eighteen Ea:ratings, by Ileath. This Day it published, in Fourier(' Volumes, 5... peke 41. de. in boards, or in 24 Parts, 41 each, of L*4 SSAYS on PHYSIOGNOMY. for the Pro- Lootioo of the knowledge and the Lunt of Moluad. Tontine{ host/ the. fetrusars 4 the Reverend lONN CAA. PAR LAVATER, by Thomas Holeroft. Es% A new Ili ti.ru, with Additions, corrected and improved, by W. a wab ment, Ent. To this Edition is idled, a Translation of a valuable fliNktl: mots Physiognosnonieal Work, by Mr. Lamer, lately pobs lisped at Zurich, by hfr. G. Groner. son-iudaw 111 do Au thor, entitled ONE HUNDRED PAYSIOGNOMOIMICAL RULES, elucidated by tiny-eight aiklitional Engravings. To getner with a Life of Laster, by the same Author. The mote 11031 e arid truly prti,e-wxt!,y characuristic of these Lisa,, is the pure morality and a- lent spit t of piety which perraJt them, unalloyal by superst:tiou. or contracted bigotry. That be.i;gitant chanty anti brotherly lose which Chou sanity inetileates nenfwred in sweet pee., erki tl:e whole wink, al the tale unisons, has tin it prisco.al object to pro. motes, row, the kn rwledge of human suture, and the purest philanthlopy. Printed for II D Symonds, No. en, atoll. Walker, No. 44. Pagertiod.r row; Vogues awl Hood, Poultry; and Cuth-s1 and Nd.ittin, Middle toe, I lolhoin. The Uund.nl Phi slognorrionieal Role. of Mi. L ucite,, latAy I•Ubli:ilt..l in s:ernsaily, and P.M nu-t tnndatal , and an nosed t.. this edition, form of themselves a work truly ember. and highly valuable to all who would wish to study Physiog nomy Al 'elegize. TM , / were not intended for publication by the author during his late time, and only ( m il , .t e d to a few sett friends, nod, the *nu:test inhibition from ma ki ng t h em public. They vi:ear to have been con.idered by %Ir. ;Arable as coot lining the most important and in.itound secrets s f Lis art. Ellen amen nticity i. onquestionahle, both from the tee timory of the 'Arum' of the posthunsoos works of Levu.,, Mr. George 4 ;111.11tr, Som.iii-law, and th e inter na l marks they beer, o f nu t ria., a nd spirit of his writings Persons wh have taken this Work in Paru are reitteied to complete their sets as soon as possible. This Day as publi hot, SERIES of HIGHLY ;TIED EN GRAVINGS from SHAESPE.LRE's :SEVEN AGES of MAN. By Mr. WILLIAM BROMLE Who has already 4'l ably distrngimhel lions in Macklio's &ble' Iho•Yees HHb.ry of F.oglantl, and other W or k s o f equal Celebrity, from Laesinns by Mr Stutha H. A. , CCOII.. panted with Deseriptinns, Historical, Moral, and Entenaming. By an eminent Literary Cl, tracter. ••• This Work consists of Emir Number , commhirli Seven Plates, m u rehendiug th e Sew n Ages . a brauttful V ignette charm torott lc of the Sub;ect and the Passage c.a.- [arty from tistalopc-are. Each Numb contains Two Plat., an Four Pagos of Letter erma, the whole Eleven Ltd..' an I a half by Ells:. Price 74 Gd. or the whole coriplet.., 11. ltis. • Fe the A•ecommodation of the Curious, and the Patrons of the Fine Arts, a few Cosies are taken off in Colours, which will be found to equal Drainage Prise, complete, dl. The following jest Criticism on this W .rk is copied from the Monthly Magazine for sesta:be , IQSI " This very headtitul Work°, ',huh w • ought to have no. lived in a former Numb!r, consist, of Secant exquisitely fins Engravings, Elem.' and an Hal( Inches by Eight, chant (erotic of the Seven Ages of Man, and a hiehlv tinithel Vi gnette, evidently taken from Popes Essay. Without enter ing at Large into the merit, of caeh Plate, all of which are done its a very soperioe style, we cannot help recommortlng to Public Notice, The Sehrml WI, in the First Number ; and the retort of Second Childishness, in the Last, as ton the Moen Pieces of Composition we hive seeu ; the lardinee of the fw , 114. f, on hut Knit to School, and the dehality of the Litter. ions Teeth, moo Eyes, sans Taste, ins every thing; can. not fad of I arit/ deep impressions in the mind of every Speet.tor of the taste and cuecut.on of the As tsts. The Ile lustritiong nre well adapted to the different Subjects: as aq Intruducttun, the C. , llll3l , lltator has oared the da•rant Au than of Antiquity, as welt as those of mune Modern Timee s who hest divided the round of Human Le istence imostioarate Aces." Pritited for H D. Synstr ds, 20, l'atetno7tee.row. This Day are publblied, in One Volume, Octavo, price 95. in boards, MISCELLANEOUS PLAYS. ii By JOANNA BAILLIF. 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