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Thera.' of As You Like It was onThursdayn'ght reerir , d by anurerflowiligandiener, with the most flattormg n rLs apionhation and unbounded alrplaus. ; the aim, be repeated on Wednesday rmat. tro Mmiltry i Ono& tine skis Sr e , ::`. Ike Corne4y for S .endel. Lady Tiraale, Miss 71./unesit ; Mr. &Inter; ; Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. M a sh ers _ Tho Plans of the r.spnt've Lot , , and the Condition for Letting, may be beet' at the Comptroller's Ofhe:, J. BUSHMAN. Comptroller. ten by the I•u.t dulyattendid: Al l•J TWENTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS }OR THE FIRST DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY. ClnitratuLtte the Public, and with plea .ure the THREE TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES I...wry maw playtime, 0ar...1.715MA, ria. No. 3,t60 L, ;loon ►y Huard Ltd Co. No. 1%254 L. SAO by bolt. No. 9,362 1.. 10,000 by Swift. TFIRFT. TWENTY THOUSAND PtaUND PRIZES, and •Two FIVE THOUSANI) POUND PRIZES ...ow it. th.. Wheel, and only THREE DAYS to DR IW, as (..nows: Tuesday next, October 25, E,ghth Ths„ and the Fint•drawu I.min:deo 20.1'001 Friday fillawinr, Ninth Day, and the First drawn, 5,0001. And the last Qay, Saturday, °amber t 7. lIIISII LINENS. :o w «, Si- P.aero for the Hone: 4. he take of Mr, Freirooh, a t th e Little K0...41-Ntreet. 5 The ANATUMY of the HUMAN BODY. 11. , John . and enages Bell, Surgeosis, Fitinborgls In Four V o l umes . korai octaro...-Tlie two firstVu'iumes of this Work contain the An..taimir of the Hates, Mut&ei, and Joints; and of the Heart and Art •ries,• with nunierou; Engrasings. Price II Ins. in boards. The Thin, Volume contains the Anatomy of the Brain, and IX•s. cription of the Coons, of the Nerves; and the Anatomy of the Eye and F.ar ; with Engravings. P. ic! in boards. The Fourth Visiume contains the Anatomy of the Viscera of the Abdomen; the PAM in the Male and F e m a l e Pelvis, and the Lympha tic System; with &noising'. Price IN. in boards. r 1 .4 iiEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -1 GARDEN. THIS EVENING, October 20, 1804, w ill ye acted Shaltsneare's Hbtorieal Floe. caned KING HENRY THE FOURTH. (Part the Forst ) Henry the Fourth, Ringo( E. gland, Mr. Mllf far ; Henry, Wale., Mr. HI Skidoos; Hotspor, Mr Reliable ; Sir !,.11n I;J:staff, Mr Cooke; Ilactluiph, Mr. DUVtatpurf ; Lady Percy, !..I‘vs Waddy ; Ho rtes, Mrs Davenport. To whichwill added, ahi o.ieel Farce, caned HARTFOItb BRIDGE. Sir Gregory Foroder, Mr Em;;;Ca ;:taTie Far•ster, Mr. Claremont ; Peregrine F.,r,ter, Mr Munden ; Fieldair, Mr Incloion ; Clara, Mrs AtlcM ; Strait, Mr.. 11artyr. On Monday for tile first time th s Scao.i), Sl.a4c;teare's Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Hamlet, Mr. Kens hie ; the Gleotr, Mr. Cooke; the Queen, Mn. St. Leger; ()pinto, Mei. Taylor. To which will be added, the Musical rce of Net', Abby. On Tueeday 16.1 be performed, the Comic Opera of The Foch.) , Fleet in 1342; in which Mr &alone and Signora Ittoexce will a,year • fur the snt time this Season). To which will bc added, thz Fares of The Irishman in Idneduit. PlJces tor t'.e Soars to be *aka) of Mr. li audon, at the Zua.Ullice, in Han-street. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELT. STREET, GOODMAN'S•FIELDS, tln,l r the Sanaion of the MAGISTR Pi TES. Mr. ASTI.IT, Jun her kayo to eonuunce that this Tu al OPEN, FOR TIIE WINTER, /IN MONDAY next, OC — I'OBKR 4 26, 1604, V....a will 6: prLiznted, (or the first time, a new Dallsd of Action, caLed CUNNING AGAINST ART; Or, LIVE IN scuTLANo. ?Tweeting winch a Harlequinadc, railed THE NEW WORLD. In the mune of the Evening the Inilawing Lyric Effusion., vis. The Crone Fleet; or, Goa Pomade.. Tea; by Mr J thauhut. A new i's::et ler Mn. iitriart And anew Comic Duet ov Maio. Deeagret mid Johan... 4, u 4 4 ,11 "h. try Alen; or, Pav nty fall, ye yo.ttig Woolen a:l.' The yawls to wouraluile with a 'yet Iltill/NMed in Parei, catled THE FFMALE HUSSAR. Non to be aliened at ILI G .1.4 Five, arid to begin at 1L,1!. put Sot u Cloa.—.llo,es Iv—A/pint Gallery Cid Secowl Prior to commence et Half past Eight precisely. ••• The Renters are tespcitully informed, that their Masts • ill b.• ready for delivery no Mond+, IWxt, and ‘bar ng the We k Al the Hoe Other, where Places may be taken of Mt. Mains. VA:il I lONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, tai ( lit to Lartiessoul Gentkasentsf any age, who bare ~ever learned that aecompliehuser4,..f nsa in Um improved lituoderii ryle, No. 19, Slorrard-street, G ulden square ;N. 116, Flee: street ; and No In, Great Aim. street, Goodman's fields. They are tau g ht on plans expressly formed fix those to coon, it au object to acquire it expodi pnvat-ly, and in th.• first -tyle of faslinoi. Mr. Oen it assisted by M an and Adams. *ho alio teach the Nary and ase Forte. Foreigners, Officers, and Country Ile:Aeons, oho uuy truth to learn iu a for days, 1114 y 'Luca' and Lodge privately iu th. House, a:ol rKeire COD- Littniet , en. espect:lW e s:haels and Fam.lie4 near Town tellutstlY strended.and instructed in every el.sariter. gamuts of Minkrii Dancing. The Aleslabile. it'll be a, 'alai. SE PARTICUR TO THE HOUSE PATENT BEDSTEM LA JS A AS ND TABLES. SOFA BEDS CHAIR Ie.EI.IIS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND. TIC'. OR Ifsl NAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR. nUTLEX% Furnishin g Uphol s tery , and Cabinet Ware-r.....5na and ManisraiAery, N. a...l Id , Cathe Doe-wort. A le ge Morittnent of articl« of this sivwe-t, avar.o, sun t FAiltiovis of welt *ravened Na and rat ellen/ Workmanship, with savers; Improve merits LUTIER r - apectfilly whet en the gaol discernment of the Pulver, that they will see thrmich Lie paltry d...,vhe. and 111. , 1111 amain • hymns- ri tw I wiid euheteeteitistg bra snick,. It known that BUTLER has two Patents, one for Table., 11 . -'tier lee Bedsteads; the principie ef the first is apphatisie • •insow lihMe and is aPowed to be a great -`'"*.71 , 112t ; it tenders them room convenient for Houses, • ' More 1 01 .1.411 e. T.ie principle m the other is /with ...de to moat k mit ..f Bubtabia, as F .ur Poet, Tint. SoGs Cue, Neil. , which letter ate singularly metal io S,ckness, KA tall, When .hut rip, n.ake. a basidvorlie piers. of furniture f.r a Sitting-room, Dreolnprram, ire. The Tow rat anti . I . .trt Sots go to,eth..r in all parrs with brass, and are fined with much etas, without the help of tools or tacks, or nal., in the fithilt•oe and are very portable. Particular kind. of the fse Gentlemen the *rag awl Na”, and Ow climate., shoo portanle Chairs, &c. IiUTLEIAN remelt Manufactures have been graciously ;..troiii•ed by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and hey n - r , ted be rod,* from nu nine-s of the No•otity and tileritry, d have been highly approved of in the Esd and West lndi a ; The merit of thz Articles has ma with fovorirsb.e en• c 'eragmerit, and for wli;-h he r.-turn. ha. crater„; eckno 4 lLdt *amt., and r minim but smite t!ir kind I ethers of p.m.- Alter., *ln 'a op large Sign Boards, with BUT, .1: et% name inscribed, 'lnto may hop a, . 0 to !,i s Fla. n,... or it be ~ bed Mhervrise, he, h, the permn.r-n .1 . Pr •. MA• ..14Telland sells hilSwernir Fowler: ...al rit% r 11.dr. ,ra , -.it D..irg T 451,,, and Cabin--t Art:J...ls 24, v". ra' 1-a lherine.stret, ea.,;!.t Door. from the S•hull 4 , a Knelt-bola 11 'w* erti.he constructed s:ver.,; .rid Machines . "' w V1411 m: the same, slid hat iolte.wiae been at consider-lA, C :pence bring them Li tn,t tinily and degree of pe-fe•tt. n at which sic At the vine place nu) !is had carry a tic le fm chn:ph•et-'s Fura,bing Il mes. 11./L Vet kogrottatien• TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn 11.1c.4 next Tueelay, and FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, for the First-drawn Ticket next Friday. 110DG ES and CO. Stock Brokers, 149, Word. street, and 44, St. James's street, take the li'lerty to Upseive, that the Wheel is now r cher thin ever it was at this pen al 4 the Lottery, there being only Three Days to draw, and the follow4ug 3 Pr WA 4 ....L.20,000 2 .... of .... 5,000 2 .... of .... 1,000 &e &e. &c. TickPt, and S:iares, warranted uodrawn, continue on Sale at the aeuse 0.6.1e4. N. B. The Prism will 6e paid on Demand. L orr ERTES restored to their Original State, arid TICKETS and SHARES selling by J lIR.kNSCOMIS and CO. Na It, Holborn, and No. 37, CurnhilL Mawr to "barrel., the Firs-drawn Ticket no Tivewlsy next wil! . ..te entitled t rVirENTY THOUSAND POIINOS,beth: the Eighth Day of Drawing. And ihe Firstidiasto on the Ninth Myatt FIVE THOU- S IND POUNDS Reaidra the beneficial chance of evert other Prize in the prc sent very Rich Wheel, which coot ins 0f....... L.!9,000 2 ~. 5,000 2 l,O .0 6 boo Likewios a seer great nrninot on of 1001. W. ke. And nuly Three D.reven •sr. N B Prizes in toe present Llttery will be paid on demand at the above Offices, when the fir 4 35,0001. Prise ever shared, was odd in one Half, one Fourth. one Eighth, and two Sixteenths. No. 9.462 a P - se of in.onnl. No 19,008 a Pia, of 1,11001. AT SWIFT and CO.' s Offi ce i n t h e 'P ou l try , di, above CAPITAL. PRIZE.; ;,i 111.• PRESENT I.UT TERI( were wild in SHARES; u,, 10,ea01. in ch. , Half and Fight Sixteenths and the 1,0001. in One Qnsiter and Twelve Sixteenths. TICEE IS and SHARES, warn:lW Usalrawn, continue on 54. is r alve‘t OfAeo. VIDA Y is the next Day of D•awinq, when the FIRST DRAWN TICKET will be entitled to 20,00(11. The following is the suite of the Wheel : 8 Prutes of L.V0,000. 5 OOO. 1,000. 5,08. And only Three DJ, to draw. TO LADIES OF FASHION. ROBINSON begs leave respeltfully to acquaint Lade. of Dotinctiononel Families, who have honoured the various articles nt hit inveatinn and manufuture with such high approb awn, that he has devoted the summer months to the prodisrtion of such Novelties anti Improve. menu in hi. min and Figured CIIAMRERRYS, ITALIAN S ARSNETS, IMPERIAL NF.Ti (plain, and in cold and nicer), SARSNET C drc, he. the abuodint va riety and excellence of which, he trust., evince a due sense of extrivirdinary patronage; which he hopes will be extended to his NEW UNION POPLINS, and ROYAL LUSTR ES, of which he ha. prepared a most extensive stock for the A..tomn 4 , 14 IVioteri their texture being narticularly adapted to thow seas. tat., and (what he prisuneti i. nn small recntamen.lasion', thee: arvelei never erase or tuoilde, and their eNtrsordinary octangle at once diviinguishirs them from common things. He has al.. finished a variety of new shades and colours hi hi. ITALIAN MUSLINS, to much for evenio.c dresi, on aecannt of their transparent effect, and the bet are. mentioned pieperty of never erasing. Evert. other article roe fashionalde or d..lestie use, both 111 silk na.v.-er., and !Lien draiie.y, as usual. Family Mounting particularly attended vq. No. Ig, Hens ietta *met, Covent-gardeu. AR I IFICIAL MINERAL PASTE TEETH. This My is publi.hol p by Dulau aid Co. Soho squa , e, the Fourth IF/Ist,ott a 8,0. with p ice DE CHEM.ANrs DISSERTATION on AR TIFICI %1. 1 lEM, pointing out the dangeroas coo. sequencer ashing from the we Of Teeth extravert Item dead bathe.. or in.id...olany animal nentanee. ,utewct t. decay and disrailutioo ' err well as the erd. atteodant on the transpla n t oig of [lonia Teeth ; with Oboorwions and Caeca randomtune the , ip 01.114 of Sir Wilkens Wale:o.4lmA" tinnier, and °the eminent Surgamos, who leave donionstiated the froqueot inocu lation uf theemme by these modes of practice. Tu which are ailed, REMARKS on the great Fuperiority of Mr DE CHF.MANTS Incorruot.ble SHAMIR AI. PM I F. fo• ARTIFICI.ALIIEETH, w th or witho..t Gam., wboch It.re not only been honoured with the open: nun m, of the Ac idemy Snences at p.n., hut alto by toe public unction of the mod cm nett Modica/ Cmuactier. in La .d.o, aod the eon coven* e..7..oiroice of more than lt,ooo Per erns of rank and r:. m.tahil.tr, doting the hit sixt. en Years. Iu farther testi mony of the Stitt of 1 . 114 01.Chee e, it hat b.en honoured with Lett. it Pavia bii Entlarid and France. To be bad also of the Author, at his hove*, Pe. 2, Frith *erect, attar limbo-aviary. 6. ThePRiNCIPLES of SURGERY ; Volume the First: as they relate to Wounds, Ulcers, and Fistulas; Atieurimas, and Wounded Arteries, Fractures of the Limbs, and the Du ties of the Military sail tfosulal Surgeon B. John Bell, Surgeon. Isi one large Volume, Boys! quarto Ilustrated by Eighty Engravings, tw i ny of th em accurately Coloured from Nature. 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The CHEMICAL LECTURE!' of the late celebrat ed Dr. JOSEPH BLACK, Regius Plotersor of Chemist y in Lie University of Ldinburgh from the .Nittheessisfaiin scripts, by John Robison, LL.D. Prole:ow of Natural Philo **ph,. in the Unorerety of Edinburgh. With Notes, ph , loke phtcai and historical, by the Editor, partly Ca the ill:itration of the teat, and partly in o7dr-r to ascertain the chime of Dr. Black, and other eminent philu-oph. re of them, Kingdoms, to t'u great diseiveries and improrcinent. which have been mud iii tins mimics, especially since the year 1736. In two lerie vols. ate. with a Heal of the Author, price 31.3 e boards- - • - 21. TRACTS on the NATURAL HISTORY of .ANI MALS and VEGETABLES. Saeood Edd,on, greatly en larged. Trio ue4 fro.o the onrinal !Lai o.it of the Able S;*!_ Santana. Roy.l Protestor of Natural fli.tory In the IJoiyendy of Pavia, F. RS. London, &c. by John Esq. Ad..cat.s. Wah Illustratnan by the Tran.lao,r. two large Volumes, Ste. illeatrated by el:Yen Copparel.tet. Prize 156. to Wale. IN consequence of tlio many complaints against Lulea Clethis whitened by the chemical proc.-at, a Com p:it) was formed in 1531, by some of the brat IS'eat‘li,ns in Ire land, to supply the Pubic in this Country with Cioths cif the bast Fabric (laletch.ot i.. the ri'd and usual method) an tLe al ulasalw hi.ts prices. Tir.nr usigival plan is uivazialdlip a • 91hored to, viz. To sell laole piece, hut not leer. A piece to be wAd it the wholesale price. Each p'..-e•• rated, 11.41 no alterafald of price • All raids. irranted, and t!.• ''timed ifa fault appears. Their foar-fourth: add se, Lawns contain abOut twenty-five yards each pied. Theb nine-eighths and fire•fourths Sheeting. , oetain shout fifty two yards each piece. Their six-futirths Sheet rtes contain about thirty.two yards each • •• • Cssh as usual fur Rank of land Nsit e g. J. tHSRIEN, Agent t.t the Compare". Removed from Great Ruse.:ll.w,e.r, to bl 1, I 4 •a)ak..tnrry. square, aear Hart aid Site•hainidon-A.ects,lead.rig to HuCsra. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. lIAMEURGH MAIL COPENHAGEIC, SIFT. 25. The Russian squadron of three ships of the line, and two frigates, which has been cruising for some weeks in the North Sea. anchored in our road tester. day. It has suffered some damage from storms. The Russian fleet, which has returned to Cronstadt, from a cruise in the Baltic, consisted of seven ships of the line, with several frigates. Baron Biome, who has been apisointel our Irn bassai-r to the Court of St. Petersburgh, is expeael here, in way to Russia, through Sweden. The P're:.ch Minister, D'Aquesseau, to our Court, is to suit this country for six months, upon leave of absence. A Russian ship of t!:e line, from Archarge!, l!as passed through the Sound. St•DRID, SEPT. 4. Atrut I..ng-capeael frigate, Rd,Zu, is Jr. rived at Cadiz, laien with 511 millions cf dollars. Within the Last six days, several other ships have brought there eight millions of dollars from Vera Crux and the Havannah. By the earthquake of tho ';'.itht•lt. three churches and several houses fell in. At Cal thagena and I la v.lnnah it was more severely felt. The Consuls from Genoa and Portugal have be , come 'cairns of the fever at Malaga. MENTZ, ' , PT. 15. At the audience of the Diplomatic Corps, the day before yesterday, the Emperor used several important expressions. To the Minister of Wirt- m berg, His Majesty spoke severely about the difrer. eaces subsisting between the El,Etor, on the one sick, and the Fleaoral Prince and the States, on the other. The Frankfort Deputies were reprimanded for the admi sion of English goods, &c. The EleEtor Arch-Chancellor was particularly distinguished by the Emperor, who condescended to speak with him in the window for nearly lulf an hour. According to report, his Highness hts been invited, as well as the Pope, to be prevant at the Emperor's Coroa.stion. Couriers arrive Lily from Boulogne and ot'.er parts of the coast. The Russian Charge drkftires will now soon quit the French territory. as ial rmation has been re ceived of the French dgAtion. At St. Pete , sburly,h, leaving the Russian territory on the goth Tickets of admission were sent to M. d'Ouhril And his suite, to see the representation of At:bridal& It is not known whether they were that oiglit at the Theatre. sets•tLa, str r. 95. • When the Emperor entered (;oeldern, the Sub-. Prefeft of Cleves addressed Its Maje,..y., among other exptessions, with the following words Sire'—What a brilliant destiny is retorted f r t hi- protiii^e, after your Majesty has blessed it with your august presence ! After being governed by Frederick the Great, it has now Uwe happiness to be rul-r1 by Napoleon, who is still greater' Its fortunate inhatet - ints, after admiring • great king, ate now permitted to adore a soak minded Eppernr, VIINNA, Ult.= The Sa - e.lish Ciarge drains. Reuteraword• has presenteil. in the name of his Sovereign. a note, concein . ng the n•w hereditary Imperial dignity of our Sovereign, couched nearly in the same wurdsAii