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7 4 NUMBER 905.) THE atTRP.-ROY DRURY-LAN,: TF." PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 20, Their Majesties' ge , va..em will art the C.imialy of THE WEST INDIAN. pockwall, Mr. Powell; 13 I^our, Mr. Fllieten ; Major in:seem - , Mr Jeltaseete; Ca; nin Thuile-, Mr. I),, ri r o o r; a Dudley, Mr. Bartle' ; - Varlarel, Mr. Ch, r r .v. Lady Ec.o , rt. Mrs. Sparks; Charlotte Ruaport, Miss Duncan; latency, Miss Mello i. Ti w hi c h w ill he :aid -d Cari time) a New Farce, cailed THE WEATHERCOCK. Tlie Mus.ecrinip....ed by NI N. K. T r,. Characters by Mr ita..nister Mr, Cherry, Mr. Ma %hr.''', Miss Dr Curt;., Mrs Scott, do m.noet, The Haunter) Tower, with The Weeth e me e k, T , .e Public we resp-rtfully lammed, that the Youug F.1. 0 1.PS vJI Make his first •opearAciee 'ilia S:41,11 111 the coarse of iN- ..e..eine week. six ni TIMK THEATRE-ROYAL. COQ F.NT-GARDEN ' IIIHIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 20, will IL be Mew Crnedr. +n serr, railed THE D' UNQUENT ; or, v.:FANG COMPANY rii.flbsracurrs by Mr IC-mble, Mr &ileum, Mr Menden, F.er.qt, ' L{fol .1, Mrs Gibb.,. Nap if Jolostegi, nod hire. Prologue by Mr. Euvog v be Mrs If After which (tOr.i time ` ,. New Melo-Drarea. called RUGANTINO; Or, THE ER AVO OF VENICE. 'To c •nclu.le with A GR AND MASQUE. To-mop The Comedy of Tne Delioquelsywith the New Noce of The Wild blander., .4 The Prisoner at Large. the. Young Lids , who he. performed with ex - Ptoolinary an:.latime in the •rheares of Dublin, Liver:.4. to wi I m her fic•t app-er,in- •in L0 , 1(1..11. at , 1. s Tn.rape, on 1:0 , •blAy ••ext,in Cildbtett , of The Countr, (;n1 I NS' P .lot. . A CF.NI' PIAVO FORTE, i inguislsed from all citirer•, S: volt and Metal ., Their deeded se;eriority, fur sweets*. td tone, 1.1 nem:loy n' touch, i• by al: amaatura and ift-s ; the Melia Frame, 111 WlllOl the 5.,111,4 are st , ..rdiret by ierews on a i.e.. :lan, effe ',mil'. ;trete •ts the In. s Foment erring outer( to., by the chant, 01 tie atmosphere; th of the Suidirs, affords a 41.. e mei in a smsiliernipest. The Inc:coil' .160 , ,ed has ilim ed the Pa tentee to open an witlit;•inl: Warehols. ;or tire better accorn modstion of the PuUlir. No t; • qure whore they rn.r. be sup,•lreri with ever, vArr-ty, as weilas at 10. 4, Dalby l'irrace, City Road • CERTAIN CURE FOR THE GUI/ P. ITIIEREAS, A tvertisernents daily appear un der my name, ',forming the Public, that the Patent f irly Drob.irue•it Pi's, may be seen at Vie Eta t): awry in Betrant-stfeet ; if any p....rato, tht-ref try. should Le inioted ai request t•, ece the Patent, I writ thank then ti desire to see my legal Assignment, by wl,:ch tizzy are Author 'nett, in any manner, to make use of me ria,,; I.d further beg l((avetri inform the P that ii 1'.11 , „ aod me ot^,er Medicinal CoinpusiCone, ran alone be h.t.l rather at rip Waltham* ' at the shop of Mr. Kerliy, Barkse.kr and Ftatiorter, St.ifford.stre(4, Bond street; or at lire shops of those Yerilem, who are legally appointed by me. fanuory 21, 1805. WM BARCLAY. N.B Ne Medicine pretending to be amid node: ray name, v•nuine, without the stele is a'nerAt4ol 03 a tvl ack st tow, Toe Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S SPECIFIC for the sure, safa, and speedy rebel of the Gl/Ur, aid .•very atter 'kum!ady whatinerer, proceeding noon that fat hitherto one of the fkiprobr.a of Stmt. art the ire gerekotrart of the accurate nisearelies of the, ni , (o ingeinous Physiettrikjostil Mr_ 11...e1ay invented his Scemfic, wit eh, r a metier* wars, has never failed in precarrog rein; eves r. the troalmnient adddangenese panneyrims,of that moot cruel, e n( ' twnertia alien : Ode ennaplaint, in whoever pert of the h•ii.lan &Lite it stet he ideated, •vtirch is tend, Itt allowed by the with/ Dr..fieddoes, in hr; Tie itise upon the Gout, to he the innYierty of Mr. !larder's Invention alone The fair ism hi particular, will Anksue.h n-lief in the free use the Specie and Pills, as WIN B.lllf, to them, by • eentin.rance, (oviform which they have telt expilieneed, prOsahanly, for year, heron, Mr Barclay has been favoured with permionin to refer, relief personally, or by letter, el the follow' .m detingutehed person. ayes, fur the truth of the above a-aertions. _ . _ _ _ Tivo:f.nrd li , bop of BVI IT and WILLS, 7ii.•Rignt H•.n. Viacnnnt DILLON, Sir JOHN HONYWOOD, Hart. M P. for Honitark. Sir STEPHEN LUSIIINGTON, Bart, M P. Pelll,ll, THOMAS ANSON, Fut M P. (or Litchfield, JAMES ANYATT, Lyn. M.P for Southampton, <Tat. poit F.S TV. R , Esq. M. P. for Wenlock, NICHOLSON CALVERT, E.o. M P. for Iladfo , d, EDMUND BOENN, Fag Nea.street, Spring Gardens, TftSMAS If AMMERSLEV. Eq. Pet Mall, G W. DICK ES, F.sq. rotate Secretary to the tate Archlahhoii of Canterbury The Rev. Mr DIMOCK, Librarian to the late Arehbithop. Dr Barelay has been favoured with a great variety of testi. mwniet, acktiowledgi,g the efficacy of hit Medicine ; but their number and length preventing their Sanctum ha a newspaper, be therefore confine+ himself to two of the in ist recent ; the one addressed to Mr. Bull, his Agent in Dublin, hp fire Hon Archdeacon Caiiihrld, and the other to htniself, by Thos. Berna,d, Esq. of Bath. (COPY.) " Ste, " Glensrm, July 8, 1805. " I have received roue fresh supply, in two double boxes, of " this mast excellent Met Seine, denominared Antibilious " for which the Reit. William Barclay has a Patent. 1 " informed you I bad found them very efficacious, arid you re • quest perruistiun to add my name to the most reap cable signature, in its favour I shoot I imagine the Archbishop of " Cauterbury's name of itself sut.cient ; and arknewledge I tried the Pith entirety ea my firm belief that it was in itself "an host. It is not rouble so dignified a personage " would shier his name to be made us-, of but fur the god " of the Public, or That it could be annexed to any thing but " truth. 1 have ex,ieriencei the soundness of the foundation " an whieli 1 built, foe I was subject to tormenting Satuien • cis, proceeding from bile, and have vi thank Mr. Barc:ay " fur the cure. You may, therefore, make use of my name " where and when emi please. 1 am, Sir, your's, &c. " J. CAULFIELD, Archdeacon of Kilmere." " Mr. Wes. Bull, 79, Dame-street, Dublin." The above is a We Copy of the Archdeacon of Kilmore's Letter to one. W. BUM " SIR, " Upper Crescent, Bath, July 26, 1805 " On receipt of this, I request you will send me six double " r. vies of •onf Anii-bilious Pills, arid- twelve bottles of Inclmed i, a draft for 591. pay your.elf for the " Med,i ie, anal apply the remainder to the publication of the case,— " For the tam fourteen years I have been elliArel with the " gout, arid, for the List four years this n the first letter I have " been abie to write, which I think ought to be addressed to " vivo, acknowledging my petted core, by using your Anti " hiliou. Pith and Specific I am, Sir e )011t most oliliged w humble Servant, " MSS. ItERNERD." " The Rev.W.Barclay,StalTord-street,Bond-oreet, London." The Palls and Specific &resold at Mr. E. Kerby's, Stafford street, Bend.stroet ; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-equare ; Mr Forbes, Clsennat, Poultry (late Salter and Cu.); Messrs. Pla sm and Co 110, Oxfo.d street ; Mr. Bolton, RoreJ-Exchange; Mr. Mitchel, Medical Repository, Lone Acre; Mr Want, K.. $l:4, Stillborn; Withers, Temple-bar; and Mr. Rover, No 4, 4.• heapside, whom the Doctor has appoinicil hie Whole sale Agent. N B The Ilotiou wale Commissioners of this Majesty's Stamp Office have granted iirtllli•iioll to the Rev. Win. Bar tley to have his wive swayed ma a Black Stamp, the forgery of *Web ma feloas. WM. SAECLAY4 TRANSPORT-CW(IOE. [Amnon, Ott. 111, 1805. PRISON OF NR, DARTMOOR. ' IE CO MMISSIONERS rw• co.tdetßiw~ Nu Afh - iesty', Trao•yort 1. /Tier, NM{ t•-•;• the Core and 1...tg01 9 of P•ilifor,er,,4 War, Do itO•fhq Noteer, Thht they god/ be scatty 04 this 091teht, .011 MONDAY, the Yoh' dor of Ikeenshsr west, to receioe Tresdree from ••t, Or rtrboo4to.l ns.y•be irellire Ir CONTRACT FOR THE BUILDING OF A PRISON, Jro the Cotttineseont of • F. ThipoilOota rfotaliefS frdle. I. 01.0 r, IV ”Oil.h ,1 C. PlO,ll and Spicifiro•ilenS Will he thief (.r htspra.at on MON DAY. lA. 15 , k a.so, hl Noway:hi. Nett, or this Itisce, owl st Tore Repot, an Darin..., near the spot en whr k tke ?rights IJ to kt hoilt U., • feeders are to emataia Proposals ter Ibis for ezereetiag the seas+, WClWitlfg err. q 1 ., ark, elr jar an, Leipitfolle Teeth". •t -.pettively, troth the Nsalr, Solfirleltt Sureties far fa9tlliag the Gearacts thereof ter to he ewe, eat oats. The Iml/imp and boarders, sell melt carer about . fifteees area; they are Le be r..os.rsrled .War Sums, to be brakes, 1,4 m the scattered rocks P. the spot, isAue there se also fine g, 4,01, and Waif,; they are t. Ite fiectect with timber, owl rayed et (ether sad slate. Torr ROvii is distant from Moreton lir toiler , froat Plateroath 15 *ldes, from Tirri.mck 6 owlet, owl :e41.11 9 melee, where there is R leek, gild re whede there t. werigetteco op Mt Tai., rms. 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John Jackson, Esq. Sir R. Wigram, Bart. M P. - • • Read from the London Gazette Extraordinary, of the 6th Mat. a Letter from Vice Admiral Lord Coßingwood, giving an account of the elusions seamy obtained over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain ' capture and the of nineteen oil of their line of battle ships, off Cape Trzfalgir, on the 2 lit of Gather lad, by the fleet under the command of the ever-to• be honoured and lamented. the late Vier;-Admiral Lord Vis count Nelson y and from the London Casette Extraordinary, of the 11th inst. a Letter from Rear-Admiral So Richard Strachan, giving an account of the capture of four French hoe of hattle ships off Feria!, on the 34 lost by a squadron of equal force, under his comma ,a. Resolved— Th a t the following Addrem to the Public be in- aerted in the daily ►apers. The Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund, are in duced to address the Public, in ei.nsequenec of the late sigoo I successes, with which it has pleased Divine Porriderice to bless His Majesty's Arms. To meet the claims of the numerous Sufferer. in three me morable Engagements, with * Liberality proportiooed to thin heroic Achievements, will so reduce the present Fund, as may leave an ivaekquate Provision for future itstau•es of British Valour. 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