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THEATRE. rrIIIS EVENING, 'TUESDAY, Dec. 11, 1804, will be performed, a Grand Serious Opera, called LE VERGINE DEL SOLE. The Mi.Fic b♦ Andre-rail. Ind of the Opera will la,a present- Al, a Grand Pantoraimical in lane. acts. called Lr JUGEMENT DU MERGER PARIS. 'The Doors to be opened at Half-put S ri o'Clock, and the Performance to b gia at !fah last Seven. A New Ballet, composed by Mr. D'Eval'e, is in prepara tion; the Music by Mr. Steibelt. Vivaht Re: e% Ryles. rriHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Dec 11, Their MA seren Servants wit oe•foern a Comedy, called THE HEIRESS. Sir Clement }Vint, All. Cheer. ; Clifford, Mr. Pope; Lord Mr. Barrymore; Alserip, Mr Suet.; Mr. Rightly, Nir. Powell; Chigoon, Mr. Wewitter; Blandish, Mr. Hot. land; Prompt, Mr. Palmer. La•ly Finily, Miss Duncan; Miss Alscrip t Meo /*Camp ; Mo. , Alton (with the original Song), Mn. M i itiin; Ntri. Blundr,h , MN. Scott. To which will be added (fifth time this Season), a Musical Romance, caned THE CARAVAN; 0., The DRIVER and his 1)06. Marquis of CALtrava, Mr. B.lrtity ; De+•t Gnmea , Mt' now . toll ; Count Navarro, Mr. Holland; BI ibtrs , Mr Bannister ; Arabi)°, Mr. Chown) ; Julio, Master West. Marchioness of Calatrays, Mrs. H. Johnston; Allis De Camp. During this week Places can only be taken from Nine o'clock till Three. The Ladies and Gentlemen, Subscribers, are respeftfullv inforined, that the only ri.sir of adinisiion.to the Private Boxi•s is by the New Entrance Druiy-lane, where no Csiriages ale allowed but those belonging to p^nons occupying those Bones. N.B. No par.ons c4ll be admitted to these Buses without the proper Ticket. Tn•rnorvow, the Comedy of The Rival, after which, the Romance of Richard Urn. de Lion. Uri Thursday, the Tiagi-rly of Douglas, the Part of Norval by the YOUNG ROSCIOS, being his second appearance on this Stage. PERFORMED BUT ONCE . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Dee. be acted a New Comte Open, in Three Atli, called THIRTY THOUSAND; Or WHO'S THE RICHEST? With New Scenes, Drmes ' and Decorations. The New Overtop ^ composed by Mr. Reeve The Mask entirely New, and composed by Messrs. Brahma, Davy, and Reeve. The Characters by Mr. Braham, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Incledoit, Mr. Murray, Mr. Blanched. Mr. Mrinden, Mr Rork, Mr. Emery, Mr. Denman, Mr Harley, Mr. Jeferies, Mr. King, Mr Mr. Street, Mr. Wilde, Mrs. Dilelin, Signora Stoma, Miss Davies, Mrs. Mattocks, Mrs Whitmore. To which will be arkl-d, a Farce, called THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. marquis, Mr. 5 , 1011011; General, Mr. Emery; Sebastian, Mr. Farley; Nicholas, Mr. B:aucbanl; Julia, Mrs. St. Leger; Cliedy, Mn. Davenport; Flora, Mrs. Mattocks The New Comic Opera of Thirty Thriiesn.l; er, Who's the Richest? having been received throughout with the MK( an besinited apolam- by an overflowing a•4l,ence, will be repeated every evening this week. To-teerere, the After pieee el The Child of Nattr,e; Iboasikila by a Tema, Lady (being her First Appearanceßalaian). in T EUCH A Ri.Faary HEAD-DRESS MAKER ..i..4 to Her Royal Highnecs the Duchess of YttRK, highly gra tified in the liberal patronage experienced so logic floa t A ge nerous Public, emoraces this omeationity of aniriuneing to the Fashionable World, the most beautiful and perfeft HEAD DRESS, ever exhibited in Englaiid, even in thn age of origi nal genius, and rapid improvement. Head-dress is isiiisersally allowed to be the mi..st dtstiliguishoil Or.iament of the !Inman Figure ; and no Art.s: in Europe, whether iii Italy, in France, or in England, has yo h.-en able to construft aY. ig for eitherof /hi/sexes, that has not *Mir k with add, or expanded With heat; and sn much so, that what at hen appeared like nature, semi displayed the ragrd remnants of an imperfect imitation. This Patent Head-dress, hour-..r, has Milli! removed the only ola .i.ection that could be ;rhymed to Artiness' Hair. It will on no occasion either shrink or swell, is so light thst it i• scarce.y felt to' the head, and may be dressed by any servant, with more cue than a common Heart of 11.1 f. In short, ili these Patent Drenes, the rand secret has, for the first time, been com pletely discovered, of winkini the 11. it exactly as it grows, and from this improvement alone, mature, intact! condition of wear, appears, superior to art, that imitation is forgotten. Tu be had of I.euchara, No. 47, Pier nlilly, opposite St. James's Church ; and by appointment, of Mr Brown, N 0.17, George-street, F.dsnhurgh BY THE KING'S ROY AL LETTERS PATF.NT. GODBOLD'S VEGET ABI.F. BALSAM, FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTIt)NS, ASI M AS, &c. ESS RS. GODBOLD respeftfully inform the Public, that, to prevent fraud, the Hon. Commie s /inns of His Majesty's Stamp °trice have permitted their name being printed at full len2iti upon each stamp thit covers the e-uk of each Ixrtl., therefore, will be particular in not perchasiog any without the sfortwaid stamp, m o d like vise to observe that their amine, N. and S. GODBt)LD, is written en each label The fixge,y of either is felony. The merits and erlicaey of the afore-ail eniverially esteem filledisine, haying been proved and atiested by toe fienowing Nobility and Gentry, as well a. by many other highly respecta ble prison., entire y preeludes the necessite of recapitulatieg rho nunieroos and surprising cures it has pertained, even when Patients have been pronounced by the most cniment of the FA cdlty to be irrecoverable ; certificates of which have, fonn time to time, appeared in almost every London and Provincial New-paper in the kingdom, with annexed signatures of mi nim, whose elevated stations must impress the mind with the , ^racity of their public testimonies in favour of a Medicos@ v Inch has never failed, in one instance, when timely admi nistered. The Nobility, Gentry, and inane others, having expetimiccd its balsamic virtue:, and witnessed its intonealaing • particularly requested the late Patentee and Proprietor t ' subjoin their names to his ado rtoements, as vnuchers fne siiperinrity over all other Medieines in the world; and • recommend. it to be constantly kept tit all [studies fur tie above complaints 'Pike Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian. Rmg't I lonouratile VillCOunt Dudley and Ward. R•glit Honourable Loral Giatitloy k ;eht Honourable Lord ‘lacrlortild. R .g.at Honourable late Lord Forteactie. Right Honourable Lord Montford. Bight Honourable late Viscountess Dudley and Ward. R eht Honourable Lady Dowager ViVoillitrit Falmouth. Right Honourable Lair Dowager F. miscue. Late Right Hiniumablel.ady Dowager (karate!. Lady Appreece. Sirs-...)0hn Coghill, Francis Bloke, Edwa-d Newenbam, sod George Armstrong, Harts. Generals —Dirk and lervely. Cal melt—Baker and De Bath. And a great many other. of the Nolsiiity, as may hr seen in Cie Peat's; at the Proprietors, N. sod S. G AI, ad , N., 5, (lino,s burl-square, where UhaCe is given every d , y from Ten ti I tree o'C'eck lsund excepted). Sold, Triad, at Mr. and Mrs bk.vbery's ; Mr. Tint's; Bo " Go.; Ching ani Butler ,• Show and Co.; and at oue es Mogililleuders in crap city sad capital tows. .4. TUESDAY, DECEMBER fi , 1904. To the PROPRIF.TORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. Lamas AND G woo, I HAVE the honour of informing you, that it is my intention, on some future occasion, to s died the ta- Your of your Votes and Interest as a Candidates for a scat itt the Court of Directors. I have be-11 induced, by the promised support of a numerous and respe.da'tle hole o(friend:, to declaie oiy.lf at this in. ; and I am not without hopes, that the eitioirience of many yeas iii an extensive line of cumuli:ice has qualsfied uw for the int Tynan t and arduous duties of the liunititi I s Should I beto fortunate as to be elected t • that ilktinnuidied honour, through the favour of your votes and Ntronsee, I shall devote on). inon eatio-u endeavours to promote the interest and prosperity of the C0, 1 , 1) . 1115 % I shall embrace the earliest opportunity of paying my per sonal respects to you ; and have the honour to be, Ladles 'our olvi•dietit and devoted Servant, ALEX ANDEK ANDF.RSUN. iltilpotAane, Dec. 10, 1104. TO TOF. PKOPRIFTORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LA DM AND G5NT1.111,41.11, iviOTIVF:S, which 1 fl wee myself you will ars prove, induce me to del:lin- giving von my troulle on the present VACANCY in the DIKECTION, occasioned bv the much latn.mt-il Death of Mr. WILLI 1!t1 ADAIR JACKSON. It 6 a duty, howeves , „whsels I owe to yew, w welt as mete% now explicttly to declass', that it is my fixed 4Merminatirm to bring my pretension, to your femur to the !idiot, out the next Vacancy which in:iy wen-. wlten 1 have pleasure iiia,suritie you, that from the re.ult of my on n and the report of my Friends, I here every prospect of complete Success. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, America-square, Ynur utnalieut Laititrut Servant, 29ttu Nov. 1804. JAMES SHAW. RitrTISH PLATE CLASS COMPANY.—The JIP Pub'ic aye iii6rmed, that they may be supplied with PLATE GLASS, of a superior quality, and an uncommonly polish, hi any qu •ttttty arid of any size, by applying to M - • ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Warehouse, Albion-place, L. , ndon ; or to Mr Poster, at Ravoohead, Prescott, Lancas• where a Loge amertment of Gimes is kept for ale. An ample allowance is made to the Trott- A printed Tariff of the Company's P tee: for wilished Pates it sold at Cadell's, Stockdale'i, Rubinaun's, Sewirli't, and J. J Taylor's, London. ‘,I ON EY LENT or BO RHOW ED. .—Gen tleniris and Ladies of Merchants, and others, accommodatiO with Money on their Eillc ur Notes, or by An nutty, or out Mercantile G:rudt, or in inc other mode that the nature of their eirenm , tances admits: Persoih, having money to lay out, si}ay he always fornislicd with a choice of Securities by which they may make 1t per cent. legally ai,4 safely. Apply or addresra (post paid) to the Divetilint Office, No. 93, Clipstuhe-street, near Portl.iniWAreet. Letters for the Office scot to NO. 10, A .:1 Savaee Yard, Lulgate 11,11 , attendcd to within an hour. 'Phis rkir is publivlicd in One large V.iliime Octavo, Trice 12:. in Noaniv, deolnated by N 1,1111.11011, to Lord Wary Petty, -Drt P. the Second Fdition of rrHE FiISTORY of the REVOLUTIONS 11 or RUSSIA, hi the ACCP , SioII of Catharine the Eirit, inciniimg a ronene Review of the Knitters and Customs of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. By lIENKY CARD, Of Pembroke C liege, Oxfonl. Printed for Ltrigman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Sc, 59, Pa ternoster row. Of whom mar be bad, by the tame Author, lateli , published, His - roßiem. OUTLINES of the RIsF and ESTA BLISH mENT a the PAPAL POWER. Addressed so the Roman Catholic Priests of Ireland. In Octavo, Price sa. W. To the PROPRIETORS ul EAST INDIA STOCK. La uses AND GENT LIMON, IltIE day of ELECTION being fixed for ILurs day, the 40th inst. to simoly the VACANCY in your Court of Directors, occasioned by the death of Mr. William Adair Jackson, I pled g, mys•lf to you pootively, that I shall stand the Ballot, and therefore earnestly entreat the h.inotir of your attendance that day, at the EaNt India House, to oblige me .nth your :iiffrages. I beg large most sincerely to assure you, that the cordial and great support I have experienced on my Canvas, agora. me the strongest hopes of swearing that streets' which is the object of your Ciundly wishes and my salicitatlon. I have L i e honour to be, rer,st respectfully, Ladles awl Gentkitten, New Broad street, Your faithful h.orth , e Servant, London, Dec. 8. JOHN .1 ‘CKSON N.B. The Committee meets daily at No 9, New Broad. street, and will be happy t., see Any friend who ems comment • cite useful information. LONDON TAVERN, D.c o, 18:14. AT a numerous Ntr:ETINC; of the FRIENDS of Captain r..:EtYRGE MILLE Fr, conir.zned by public Adsertis merit, and held here this Day, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Esq. was caned to the Chair. Tate following Resolutions baing moved by Hunter, and leaended by Pa•asoo Greidell, Esq. M. P. were paced nlniatons!y !- Ist. Thatthis Meeting, fully sensible that the Court of Di rectors should at all times be composed, in due proportions, of Gentlernm h•nt acq•lailited with the various colleens of the Company, in the diff Tent departments of Commere,„ Tern tonal Aciirsitions„ Miitary and Naval Affairs, and, Leaking to the pres-in and probable state of the Direction in these several departments, do ro os t heartily concur in the general received that it would be advistrable to promote the increase of the isumber of Drertory, who, from professional education and babas, may be si.pp-aeil b. , : qualified to condom the Naval Dt.ivetreitnt, now happily become to exteurne a Branch of the • ..•••..•••• Yd . Resulted, Meteors., That this Meeting will collectively and indtviduaily exert their utmost endeavour , . to promote the l le(lN,n of Captain GEORGE MII.I.KIT, one of the Candi • dates for the pretest vacant Seat in the Eat India Direftlon, being, in stir opinion, a Gentlemen: In every respect well qua -Irfr.ltod,seltrrge the ditties of that import int sitliatien, mote especially in the soperintemlaoce of the Naval Branch of the Cant pany's Concerns, from th• experience of upwards of th,rty three veaot acquired in that department, hi which he has Ms. tincuished himself as a most able, faitinul, and zealous Officer its the service of the Company. Sd Resolved, That a Committee he appointed, for the nut rias.. of carrying the fore, g Resolution, into effect, awl that r ti e satire Li. an open Committee, to meet daily, at Nu. 2, Cowper'i-court, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Chairman. T.. tit.- PItt)PKIMIXONS of !AST INDIA STOCK. LADIA4 AND G AS it has been reported that it is not my inten tion to proceed to the Ballot nn the t.r,sent Va. ancv in the Direction, and as such an opinion, if iiiicontra 'wird, may operate matenally to my piejudice, I feel it incumbent upin me to declare that thi• report is wholly unfounded, and to as sure you that ti flattering promises of amnion which I have experi.mced in my Canvas, and the zeal and active exertions of my friends, encourage me to look forward with contidmt expectat rat success: I theiefore nu.t earnestly entreat your early appeavinec in my favour on Thursday the 20th mat. being the day of Election. The Remilutions of a nrinserous and respeeahle Meeting of o roprietars, held at th? Leidmi Tavern, on the ,th inst have I.v •xpO.iiied the gr minis upon which I have ventured to 'taint forward on the present occasion. The necessity of a euffi..ient proportnan of rufessional persons in the Court of Di• re‘nors, who from education and habits are qualified in conduct the Naval D martimoit, has been generally admitted; and as few (;entl,nou In that line now remain in the Direction, a very laborseirs cod importaot branch of Naval concerns necessarily falls under their seperitat 'nuance, arid in the event of iheir indispositmn, may therefore ultimately occadon comi,kra!sle embarrannient to the Couspany's MAA i t iine Service. On these preteri.ions, as the only Naval Canddate, I rest my claim to your prstect,nii and salmon. Daring no other employmmt, it will be niv pride to dedicate arty whole tow• and attention to the management of yo u r concerns, and on all Oce.ttiout to evince it,* lug , ' sense of gratitude anal rope, t with which love the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, 2, Cowper's-court, Tour devoted humble servant, Ceinni.l, Dec 10, 1604. GEORGE MILLETT. Capt. Millen . ' Committee will meet daily at No. 2, Cow per's -court, COrehtl!, Where the attentlAnce and communica tions of his friends will be esteemed a favour This day is published. in One Volume, 0.9av0, Price 7s. bOarrts, A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into DISOR LA DER ED RESPIR , tllOl 4 . ; distinzukhing the Spetie• of Convulsive Asthma, their Cauw..., and IndicAti'm of Cure. Ply ROBERT NIUE, M D. Physician to the Gmeral I lospit-I and Dispensary at Birmingham. The third Editi.m, corrected and enlarged, with an Appendix. Priutel fur Lowness, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, ?aerobe*? -row. (raw' sixpngcs. a-us=lld This Day is published, in Ore Volume, Octavo, Pries de. boanls, • • SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS: Containing a Cla‘sificatiou of Tumours, wids Case. to illustrate tilt . 11 rat tory of .-ach Species; an Account of Diseases which strikingly resembhs the Venereal Macaw; arid VllllOll.l CPO& illustrative of different Surgical Subjects. Fly JOIIM ABERNFTHY, F.A.S. Honorary Member of the Royal Medical Swims of 'Arthur& and of the Medical Societies of Pant, Philadelphia &c.; lt Assistant Surgeon of St. trtholomee's Hospital, and Teacher of Anatomy foul Surgery. Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rees, arid Orroe, Talersoglie row. Of whom mar be had, by the same Author, *few respainies Copier of Surgical and Physinlog'sal Eisays,l% tall. amei Oro. Pei e boards. - - This Day u pu'ilished, in Two !are , : Volumes, Octavo, with Anatomical Plates, Price It Ss. init.:bards, - THE OUTLINES of the VETERINARY ART, ow the PRINCIPLES ni MEDICINE, as applied to a Knowledge of tire Structure, Functions, and urcesto,qty of the Dome, the As, the Sheep, and the Dag • and atil, more scienti fi c and successful Manner of treating c h air wises Diseases. Br DELABERF. BLAINE, Professor of Animal Mediciollb • • Panted for Lontmais Hunt Roes and Oirine, N. 39, Mr iste rstet•oow ; sottT. Ibseett.itostrtert. This exteivoire Work (/icicle consists in the whole of slrose 1.100 pages) is divided into three parts. The first glees a rneral view of the hidnry of medicine, both human a ',riflery, and of the history and elements of chocolate!. aad comparative anatomy ; the second is confined to the anatomy and physinhigy of the hone • and tire third treats of the causes 4 , midoms, and core, of the iseasies of the hone, ox, sheep, aid doe to tne execution of this comprelienaive plan, the •01100 , deserve. con-idcrable cc illtiatraarad by nine .matomical plates; of the eirporisigs of whkh the mother Illrrlillf speaks modestly, hut the correct drawing of wriklella cau sentare to assert, since they are his owl, delineations foam actual subjects." Monthly Review. March. IGO.. Ibis Day war published, in One large Volatile. deo. Prim eke In Buiirtt4, the Third Edition, revved, corrected, and WO Eyed, of EC fURES on DIET and REGIMLN being ;Systematic Inquiry intri the molt ratielial MaIM of preserving Health, and I,rolonging Life; togi.the.r with Phyw , ieloipeal and Chemical 'Amnion , c.ilculated 'hient kW the 11.0 of Fain,lie.; in irder to hellish the pre &UM and Pribudices in Medicine. • By A. F. WILEICH, M. D. CONTeNTS. . An Intraditetory View of tbe whole Work, sod It. posica Tt wlency. Chap. I. On the 14. in. of mew" sing Health ' s. Of Air and %Veather --111 of•Cg s anie new —IV 01 DreeieeeV. Uf VOA ...VI. Of walk im Spices _.VII. Of F.eeicei...a,4 g e .4 !me o w., iVak ng —IX Of Frs.'', )C the 41Feetio. Prieweie of the Mind or the ()ern of Set On the Tr ',omen, and fs•reesweeson of die E or Kt :Apittlittion of urelul Piastre met, coassimial a Serie:: of iir , t44141 to use Patients who 124 g‘ie a ,atisifactrwv Accitint of their Cemplaints. wheal Mediciil Men. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Roes sad Ora; taterael ter.rew. YORKE% LETTERS !This Day it put:dialed, in Tw, %'o:umcs tkiocu. prior 1* /vomit, TEW N EWERS WRITIT FROM FRANCE 4 in th e Year 13%; aulttAising an Account of for 912111 of .;. Morals, Literatti , e, awl Politic.. Fly FiENRY REDFIEAD YORICE, 1f.3 . 414wi ; Theft, [Awn ism Alma is.. Ullanrili twllynoted 2n that ear;Y since whicli. j Oustil ittion nt, they hare, font political natifive, re 12t hand, of th- Pi ;firer. 5.4.1 by IL D Symonds, 20. &temente, row. W hi., A be had. I MERCIRR*4 NI: AV 11 If2E t_W MN's, Two Vol ]:rice IG4 MERCIER's PARI3 DEI:INT-ATE°, Two .V 3 pfice 13: J. 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M.D. Professor of Chemistry In that University, Physician to !fit Majesty for sentland, Member of the Royal Society of Edisi• burgh, of the Rural Academy of Sciences at Par., and the Imperial Academy of Seienz -4 at St. Petershu:gh. Now published from hi. Manineripts, by John Rohison, 1.I..1). Professor of Katmai Philosophy to the University or Ed , tiburgh. Pellucid for Liwtgrnan. Hurt, /nes and o.l64l.4lodittai end William Creech, Zhethwel. Ttn+lty are publishea, in Two Volumes Octavo, prike 14a in 1 4 1 LEMENTS of NIA FERIA MED ICA and 1:4 _ ri A a mAcY Ey JOHN MURRAY, Lectorer on Chemistry, Mat. ria Medira, nsd Pfiarmace. Print..d fcr Longman, illar4t, Ree 4, and Orm-, Pateroodeni row, London ; W. Creech, W. and A. Constauie a i.d Cu Edinburgh. 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