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3.lrEfroc' , : . • NtYvIRER 6. VIZATRI ROYAL, DREDttLANE. ► . THIS i:VENLING. WEDNESHAY, Jan. 23, Their Male tic, : , .rrvants will act the comedy of AS YOU LIKE IT. D e kv, Mr Powell; Ir:datrick, Mr. Maddock': Amiens, Mr. fhgnom ; Jaque", Mr. VVrnughton ; Orlaudn, Mr. En id . ton ; Jaques de BOVN Mr. Holland ; Adam, Mr. Packer ; *func;.,tone, Mr. Bn:ntrter• R 041114141 (with lele CUC:(00 Mi•s Duncan; Celia, Miss Melon; Phoebe, Miss *o ' er ; Alidrey, Ws Pope. In Act V a Song by Mrs. Blaad. After whlCh the Farce of THE HUMOUR:IST. Sir Anthony Halfwit, Mr. Suett; Dabble, Mr. Bannister. Matadore, Mrs. Sparks ; Diana, Mrs. Sonde,.. }To which will be added (for the pith time), the New Pantomi mic Ballet of OLD HARLEQULN't FIRE-SIDE The A..: accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weipart Old Haileuilin, Mr. Mile; Dade:min, Mr Byrne; Young Harlon tt iii s, Master Oscar Byrne, Muter Tokely, Miss C. Bris tow, Miss A. Bfkolv, Miss Welts ; Old e n k m hi ne , mi„ Taylor; Ci.lumbin4 Sharp ; Young C o l um bin es , Mk s Goodwin, Mw B. doodwin ; Time, Mr. Fisher ; Genii, Mrs. Scot; Punch, Mr. Grimaldi. ro.morrow, The Clandestine Marriage, after which The United Britmis, with The Cit4en. On Fftdae, The School for &wide, after which Of Age To morrow, with Old Ilarlequai Fire-side. A New Comrdy, in five ass, will be produced in a few days. BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Jan. 23, will be acted a New Play, in Five Ads, called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; OR, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. With New Scenery, the s, awl Decorations. The Charades b• . ,. Mr. Cooke, Mr. C. Cem'ile, Mr. Mon den, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Murray, Mr. Emery. Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Litchfield, Miss Brunton, Mrs Davenport, Mrs. Bevcrly. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr Brunton, and The Epilogue by Mrs. Litchfield. To which will be ad led, the Musical Entertainment, called THE PARAGRAPH. The Music competed and imitated by Mr. Braham. Mr Toppi', Mr. Munden ; Frank Tnppit, Mr. Fawcett; Fieidair, Mr. Blanchard; Herbert, Mr. Brabant; Mrs. lop. ..t, Mrs. Davenport ; Eliza, Signora Statue. 'The New Play of The School of Reform; m,l - fw to Ride a Husband; cram', Mg to be receired with the Metter ap• plaine by overflown'', audiences, will, with the New Pan tomime of Harlequin tanick‘ilver ; or, The Ganine and tiio Devil; be repeated every evening till further notice. , A New Miniral Entertainment, in two ads,' is in rehear and will vary soon be produced. PANTASfIOPI k. THE Nobility and Gentry are respeMtilli in formed, that this novel. curious, and interesting EXHI EITION WILL OPEN THIS EVENING, at the PAN PA SCOPIC THEATRE, I.yrum , SAantt. In this Philosophical Exhibition, which has been prepar. d at a considerable expence, and got up in such a style as cannot fad to afford much pleasing a ed ration si lITUIOIIIIOfIt, will be shewe a gr-at variety of new and curious Ilydrsuli; Experi ments, many of which have never before been exhibited. Sorra, amusing ktechsmicil Contriesmcc3„ a emat val lets of Eidothau :nate; among which will be introduced some su•pri.ilig Optical Automats, which, to the eye, will seem rail and palpable, though only visionary.' To conclude with a brilliant Airplay s.f Pytotschny, op the German planoi ithout gunpowder or sinrik •. It is impossible to convey, by descriiition, oily adequate idea of effects, whi. h must be seen to be fully under:dried; but the Public will readAy conceive that something worthy of notice will be presented, when informed, that a considerable part of she Apgarastm preparrg by M. Dliantier, under the drec , nun of Professor Robertson, of Paris; and that the abilities of some of the first Artists in this country (inferior in ingenaity to none in the world), assisted lir Men of Science, have been exerted to render this Exhibition worthy of that patronage which the Proprietors are anxious it should obtain. Boxes 41. Psi 25.-.-The Drays to open at Seven, and the Per formances to begin at Eight o'Cloc h.—Places for the Boxes may be taken at the Tneatre from Veven to Three essay Day. UNDER VIE PATRONAGF. OF HIS ROYAL HIGH NESS THE: PRINCE OF WALES. yr HE original Curious and Wonderful Experi. 11. merit of in • INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. R CHAR LES, the Inventor thereof, SAVILE-110USE, LEICESTER SQUARE. TM. extraordinary Exhibition confine., Open every Day (Sundays excepted) from Ten to Four, and from Seven to Tai in the Evening ; and ivall , )wel by the great Concouen of People of all Rinks, who have wi•nesaed it, tu be one of the moot astonishing ever offered to public Notice. The Invisible Girls who seem to he iu the midget' the Audience, though unseen by them, converse and sing in French, and German, ploy on the Piano Voile, Ac. Also the entering ANIMATED RUST, which has the Motions of Life. tel s the Nurnher of the Company, their Dress, the How, by their Watches, Sm. Admittance 2s. 6.l—Yeutig Ladies and Gentlemen, wider twelve, Is each, during the flotilla> s. TO THE FAIR SEX—To THE DELICATE AND DE BILITATED—mI'O THE AGED AND INFIRM. LE GRAND RESTAURANT. U N NIEDEC [N, qui tenoit a Paris, n'y a pas home toinps, le premier rang entre. ses Cull. gars, se volt "ueduit, par In 11AI tieulariti de sa sitomtion dans un pays etranger, a s'ecarter de , a'methrele onlinaire de la pratique, eta offrir au public uIie'MEDECINE, dont it a long terns experimeute 1,1 vertu, surprmaotes par de °Mani:anon bleu nombreuses, et been generates. 11 se rend garant Itri.meme a vette nation erlairee demon efficare me7veillesise. C'est parcette Mealccine, qui k temp eram it dii Grand Louis XI V. (foible, et delicat psr nature) se retawit, et devint roboste :et it est f art a pre sumer, que la vie d..ee Prince, si faimaeux par sa galanterle, fut prc:lntigees sans follylene jusqu' a l'epoque mettles, de rage venerable, par les forces restorautat de ce reseed.. Le Pouvoir 1131titair du Grand Restaurant consiste en e• gull rend a la Nature sa vigueur dela ternie, et preupe eteinte,* soft par un aveugle egar,rnent de notre premiere jeunesse, 101 l par tine suite d'annecs 11141414.4 11 .ms km Minseances, et dans It dereglernent. II sterna cetto foil:dome de temperament, et rette insensibilite , que amen., innyehnarit lesqueil , o un engourdissement 'front ossoulot raetivite virile, et eempare de tomes nos faeultes. Ce remade nett pas moms dune, et henna da n s sa nature, Tie sur, et immariquable dans let Mims. II remplit le sang de chaleur generative, fortifies les Netts, et nous ramene a tan age letri, les mole ravisumts tie la tert• new, et de ['amour. I.e Sexe plus delicat y trouve smno reran Plikeente contre cede foible,. a. laieeile it est particulieremei it Slice ; II raffermit et corrobore Ic systeme animal quelle que snit la cause de son relacbement. La female sterile devient Uconde par son inauence, et tout prinripc obitructif, et Mute irregularite de functions ceasent. C'est par ce Remede Snu murrain, gar le sang so DOOTit resprit is ran i Pim imagination teprend son eclat, et Is saute et la vie rer.enitent an corps Ituinain. L'auteur de eel avis, qui ae pique de meriter lea titres de Medecin, et de gallant homme, n'exige poinaqtron 'lento fin ace vient d'aystieer, avant peon lit fait Vessel, et experimente It veritable puissance de son remede. a is se vend avec Moines instructions enßouteilles senesce, ehaeun a Vingt Chelins (ou 6 pour Cinq Livros), a No 16, Upper F-40 , 11111Ifeet, Lower Grosvenor-place, et point sinews : II 6ut addresser les leases, franc de port, et commenslre dans les envois le montane de la grannie rremmise, a Mr. Peltier, par qui les thdres sermon execute incrosamment, et le Reined, *cell. et delivre entente' partici de la Ville, ou enved dans la Osmarg,,e. - • _ j F t ik i111111111.111111111111161161111114' I rt . _ -- _ ~- • :5- `d r AN 23, 1805. • - • stancriev. MONDAY NEXT. the 28th JANUARY. the STATE LorrEltic:ointnegees Dunn+ TACK ETS and SHARES ettatinint on Sale, at tne - Lken.ad STATE LOTTERY OFFICES.. tliiiCatreel of Bank Huihlings, C vn hill, and facing the Gate (tithe Rug's Mews Charing-c•cms, of RICHARDSON, GOODIATCK, and Co. LORD Ml A LARGE, whole.kngth PORTRAIT of LORD 11 MDLORAVE, from a Picture by Ho n pnr-, am! to /raved by Reynold'', price 21. 21 for ',motif and coloured prints, and Ylti. for prints in black, is thla day pi4brarbod .by Edward Orme, Hu' Majesty's Printsdler, Pi, New Bond-street. HINDOSTAN. IG 4 DWARD ORME has, with much satisfisaion, 1.% the eternise to acquaint his Friend,: and the P:tbilc, the superb WORK on INDIA, which he has been four yeau preparing, is now completed, and read• to &liver, either in Number' or Vahan's. It furnish% of TWO VOLUMES of VIEWS, colourpd to imitate Drawings, arcom-anied with a BRIEF HISTORY of INDIA, and One Volume of the different Casts, Dress, and Occupations, of the Native Inha bitants --No. 59, Bend•street. A large Potato( the New Government House at Calcutta Is just published, ai above, price 31s. fat. coloured. Nistpll by .1. ff. Gre.b,, WelPf.tre^t, cbshyy ,;:e": and yul.t by 14 ,, 0ke. ani Temple, COVentry Holborn Briette; Payton% (In.! Tontanib; Strand; Molten*, Pan-Mall; &v.. ite. This Day is published, price 1.. THE FORBIDDEN TREE: A SERMON, peea,hed at the Chinch -4 't 1.11,r(V.C'., Rtql.dinK, op TUESDAY, October 2, 1804, at A rchSistiop LAU•fil lenter. ;• ' end qubitsbryt at Oe r-iuest or the ap , ey and ether. who Nauru. resent. Er tild Rev. N Vimr of libietow, Printed for .1.41 m Dateluird, Plead/fly; Nrairni. P. and C. Airington-. St. Paurs thereh-vard t I'. VIPIIIIms, Sutionyrs. '2 court; awl J. It neher and 11. 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Where may beaked, an Abridgment of the above Work, in a Pocket Volume, price Ss. us boards, entitled, The COURT COMPANION; or Peerage Direaory-7,m -taiiiing the Arms of the Peer , their Meilen& alpkgA. , etically arranged, welt correa Translations, and a variety of useful Lima and Taus. Tha Day ire pitbleiherl, iii Six Vols. nen. price SI. :11 boards, the Semod Edition, with a - Continuation, of IVAVAL and MILITARY • itIEMOIRS of A. GREAT lilt IT.AiN, front 17?' en 171ri: Ry RORERT fIEATIKYN, Feel LL D. • j Author of the Political I tad. ein foe Isl..derito West 111111aill .1 and Ireland. Printed for Longman, lino, Rem, and Orr Pate- , - , -- row; W.,J. and J. Richaintam, Rn,all .•.m:•.; A stable and Co. Erlinbdrett end A. R-iiwn, Al . 1-4". rot * a • CrOciants en the Fun Editions.). tlits-Hre.k. " Ca .tent Ammo* is alrsoolv knows* as tins Amino, srl e : Peitical Index ea a.' History of Great Sinai's auil The pr. sent publietion is of a higher kind. We _T., 1,4 W regard him as contributing not mil, to the intarration, but the •inusement of the Public; and, since he has exerted his attention and diligence for so commendable a sirsio.e., we cannot but with him success. 114 work hears the marks of "erect v, and a constant attention to the authenticity of the iterials which he has indu , trioinly The,•irrative is frequently intermingled with obs-rvatk,s and relethonl, which indicate the man of virtue arid of piddle Writ. As we have perused the volumes with satisfaelio.., we am Mil.tir conclude, that they will be acceptable, net merely to those who ate intimat-ly conser.atit wire military alit, naval atfa.rs, but al-o to the Public at Lag-. ' the LETTER-COPYING AND Witi nhiG MACttINI t. NI MIDDLETON begs to infants Merchants . and the Public in general, that he has the greatest As sortment iu London of the above Alicia' for Counting home and rut ate me. On the utility of the LET - Mt-COPYING MACIIINES, it is nut necessary to dwell, as it is well Wren that it will not take more time to Copy twenty long Letters than to write nos of a middling length. The Copy is • perfect Fec-Simile, without the possibility of error; the WRI 11 NG MACHINE iv a new invention, and is made to write with too er moot Pens. A greet variety of Writieg and Doeseitig Des/to sod DIMS. in Mahogany, Satin Wood, Morocco Leather. &c, fir she use of Gentlemen sir Ladies. Poeitet Comengtdell made to commis every necessary fur iihaving and Dressing, particu larly meful for Gentlemen in the Army Packet Thread Cases, and a large assortment of Fall,- Artiesa , Be ing thereat Maitufectutor, ka is enabkil t.i on the lowest temesrand to wesrasa them; an advantage which Retailers do not always possess. 111.114.ssidleton, No. 162, &rand, the "peat, Newcastle sliest. •II . 1450 M 4 V111111001=11' ?If At3fES. , • - 11/1 Just ;welshed, prier Os. 61141,1144C4( aepprawly, Is. estehp., r rnyzEvt AsireWse. pod- chi 11.1N/CS of die a %ITER 7 1 4 44 . . h4E3e tiocntriss. turi, l es thr tasulttitesetpcipp, teem Deptruall Pe The Size of Pell Wait* luchts 7 bv.l4 adapted r Penn...ll. teseKr, re.'ke• 1413 8 ,44 .1111 4 091%A 47r. ' GREEN, lesern Dreviitsketelbse.fu the.9o4 M • • • • ; 14 : EN • • Thu %lessaatts t 1. De;tru.el Docks, 3tc. 7. %bse9rni•stet A I D, I F . S. Limelmuse Reach. S. taue.)tdlttellurbltaiid'rstetis. S. West India Docks, &e. 9. Werentiudier AblseLe, 4. 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AVe regret el it die limn is wince F •ur work is confined, will not allow us to lay before our readers many interesting particuhrr, which might be stele selefted front these viiht,iies; but wv tinge that the few which we have extratSted (11‘)/13 this eatc-taisieg Wort, will not he unacceptable to our readers, and rspe. iaJly to the gentlemen of the narv."—Monthly Reeve, Feb and March, I:11 , 11. .• The interestang nature of this Waft hes mitred va SO WC- teed cur intended limit/; till: we hope that • ur sasses sill prove neither unenterta• g sof Tn the de- sign and ta the ege.cutuni we must give a,tplassve, ao being is nn mean l!eg.e," useful and merit.nou• It is a wok fit iltillty and stern; and we shall be ghd to see the remaining three volumes. '-i—Critical ItSVICW, Apt 4 an.) May, 1791. Sv .„ ~~ ./.. WEDNESDAY, JAN - - - • --.-- • VICTUALT.ING-OFFICE, JAN. 21, 180 b. rri-IE COMMISSIONERS _f or Vidnalling His 41 ' MaJoity's Navy de hereby gioe Nati. e, That on MON DAY nett, the 281/1 instant, they trill he reedy to receive Tenders in writon s .ratited up), and treat ter One frandred Thnaeaad Gallons of ' Welt India Rum, or Foreign Broad*, t• be delittri.d within thelpare of One Month (Duty free) lAN His Majouty's ['keno:link Stores at Deptlitrd; and to be paid for by Bills, paleble with , Interest, Ninety Days al? tr dote N. B. Ns render for aims 2amitity than Ten ThOkSaled COIIII7I. besriU admitted. The Conditions of the Cataract nay tio see* et she Seeeekee's ()titer. No Regard tsiU k had to asy Tender in twEeh the Price Asa not he.in.ertcd in Worth at lenzth, or that shag wit A.. didirersd to t'c Bonrd before One o'Claelt int the and Montlay nett, the 213 , 1 i 0ut..47,r evetess the Person rho stapes the Tender, or some Person to kit B , kalt; attouis, to 1111/leer rhea called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JAN. ♦, 1805. THE COURT ofDIRECTORS ef4e UN ITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGL AN I) TRADING to the EAST INDIES do hereby tire Notice, • That they will be ready to receive r, appeals in !Triune, at Time, on or before IVEDNESDAY, the 23,1 of Inflame, from any Percent who may be wiling", to Lett go-d Capper-bottomed Ships, of tt.e 11-irthen of from No to 600 Too., /S•.ihters Mea surement, for the said Company's Suttee, for Tan, Three, Four, Fite or Sec ravages. Copy 4y the Terms and Conditions on which the said Ships waU be engaged for the Company% Se, rice, may be had on Applica tion to Mr. J”mirl Corrsn, Cferk to the Committee of 57Upping, ms or after Tuesday, the Bth imstamt. Tlw Tinders, with the Worsts . 4 Ship Tender," on the Cover, to be severally s, Ile I up, and left with the Secretary, at or More Twelve o'Clork at Nom, on the said 2.i1 Iset.ond which Hoar ow Tender will its received. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Crev,o,y. OLD PORT, MADEIRA, SHERRY, BUCELI.A, Jec. QPENCER and PERKINS. WINE an d BRAN DY MERCHAN fS, N 0.113, Newgat.:.-street, take lease to acquaint the Panne, that they now keep, and to 14 years last past have never kept hear then 12,000 gallons of genuine Wine, in vats and casks, ri;ierting and meliorating for bottling; MI from 20,000 to :30,000 bottles of crusted Old Purr, Ma &c. By this mole of keeping, [Mei, Wine. are so un proved in flavour, and their eur4ial quabri es retai nt d ae t o reader them more grateful to the womach, of fie,y -us habits, and the and and infirm, av experience has convinced many eminent Kiysicians, who now strongly recurnmen.l th.r.r 1111 Wine, u the most wholesome and restorative humor By this Stock they are enablill to serve their Pri-iidy with Sllperi,tr Wine, of great age, and of the best Vintages, on the most nualerat terms, for ready money. They hare also an un common / is large Stock of very Old Cuipliac Brandy, Pine and Jamaica Rum; ad a large quantity of tniiit tricellenalkast India Ora..ge Shiub. A MEW STOVE! Which effectually prevents Accidents by Fire. JOWEIT's PATENT FIRE GUARD STOVE his 'omitted the Patronage and Appruhdtaen of the Fire 016 'es, and many hundreds of the Notullty and Gentry. The advantagea of this Stove are, Ins complete security with which • 100111 Ma. be left where it iI rn use. Children I,,mg left in a room by themseves, hive na the power of playing with the fire, though they have the vett and benefit of it. It occupies no more space than any orta store ; consequerdty, fir a mall rusein, bed-chamber weenies ' it is peculiarly valuable, Drawing-mom Stoves w.tla this improvement ara tendered addition . 1 1y elegant. May be seen ha great variety, from three guineas and up wards, atiow . Waremonis, the Paratentee and Manufacturer No. 214, High Holborn, opposite Sutithamptn-street. TBISH, with every sense of gratitude for the . numenms fallours he has received, consider' himself Issuod (anti more particularly u g Contractor) to repeat his 'Wenn, r to a generous putAk, that, fruits the unequalled s le of rielceis Jrsd Shams, both in Town and Country, he dues not think there w,ll' be sufficient to answer the demand till the , •tery begins; he, therefore, recommends, to pre. sent diuppoin.inent, an immediate opplicatiou to No. 4, Cornish!, or 9, (living-Cross. NEXT MONDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. No. 26, CORNHILL. HORNSBY and CO assure their Friends and the Public, that the SALE of TICKETS and SHARES is fir beyond aiiir prixeditig LOTTERY whatever ,• therefore, the few 'Fiches and Share, that are now for sale will 'ue quickly diaposel of. Toe prise is rapidly advancing. Hornsby and Co. solicit the attention of all those who honiur than with their commands, and intend having a shalt, for the Caotal Prizes, to buy the 5/MC as soon as possible. N. B. All by letter et carrier, executed on the same terms as if present. Primo paid on demand, whether a 201 or • 25,0001. CAPITAL. PRIZES Swtvr & CO. No. 11, POULTRY. bold in Shares, in the last Lottery, the following Capitals, viz. No. 6,791, 20,0001. in 16 Sixteenths 9,3 , 14 1 0,000'. 1., 1 Ilslf and 8 S'orteenthe. 19,008, 1,0001. in I Qgarter and 12 Sinicenths. The Tickets and Shares Of tile ',Meet Lottery (which hit gins Drawing on Monday next) are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Cu '1 t Ohre. The wtaxaruplc•l ti , . l • ot these Tickets sufficiently evinces the (Avowable Opinotn of the Ptiblic, and rcndeto auy com ment on the menu of the Scheme unnecessary. rrHE 93th of THIS MONTH the STATE I LOTTERY begins Drawing. SCHEME. 1 of 1.2 1,1100 is L 25,000 2 ...*—... 20,000 40,000 3 --- 10,000 --- 30,000 3 ---. 5,000 --am 15,000 6 -.—. 1,000 6,000 10 500 .—5, 00 ...A 103 .--. 3,000 60 —. 50 9,000 6,130 --. 20 --. 12'1,000 --_ ..--, 21,000 Tickets L 150,000 Prot of the Dapltalswill be dries twined as follows : First drawn, Ist Diy Ll,OOO First drawn, 611' Day.. IAI3O Ditto 24 Day .. SOU Ditto 7th Dry..lo, 00 Ditto 54 Dry .. 500 Dine Bth 13,y • •25,000 Ditto 4:h Day.. 5:0 Ditto 9O, Day.. 5,000 Ditto sth Day .. 500 Ditto 10th Day.. 1,000 The Tickets are nearly all sold, but the Public rim &Tend on hen/ sujiriliod with *F ickets and Shares at the differeat Lot tery UfAces whilst there are soy Tiekets lett. The price wBl rime, 44. or, 0, he. he 74* iva)