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THE YOUNG ROSCIUS! 4 this little Velum. contains a great deal of amwsing mot-% ' This Day Is publialwd. pea Two Shilthige and Si:nnema. ws. ter, and may be property eliefac'ereed by 1 1 1, aPPallaseakid it • . h e lliet i ad wish soya* Lamm. earaveg in. an a n ginal ' , DPW pecormance, such as might be eapactell horn teen til - ' IRS OF EAST INDIA STOCK , Odd fish' as tha A uthor ; the Min it kern atoms Msegae4 Drawing, ,watt, AN aatbenik BIOGRAPHICAL SLETCH of entertaining, and perfectly area from ill nature." •to serest my Address to you. Lima/ JaernaL .111111 P. Ida • this Life, Education, sad perm* ChsApetor et - _ IMOD. impirid si y ter appearances( &cirri& wassAir Hantr wen-. • =TM soot s 4ng',444 body of F. 44 1 •4 "P" the oakerated YOUNG ROspitlS ' - including particularly the Published bipli. H. Symtiodee Ms. * lPatemaleseelei 1 ' M''eti"g of m ennunities• held History of hie Thiettrical career , from his first appearance as 1 . sad Tavritn Such a proof of &Mee the Stage; statements of the Receipts at the Provincial The- Tel, Day is published, io Mo o palm leAnlhelle64 SKETCH of the LIFE sad LI =ART co hone, on the heti of rounds, 1 11101 atm as the Nights of his Performances ; •n d a N arrativ e relatin g _REEK of AuGorr. us von 'armada ; with the ' at which I ant engaged, will be de- to the differences between the London Themes, 011 the sub- Jamul of his Tour q Pads 4 Mock .. .. Otis yeee 171111. -. _ . . . . ~ , the :y+" ,;~ a J r , r.. NU. DRURY-LANE. FRIDAY. Dee. 7, Their Ma a Comedy, called Ti" iSirillntS w ill perform _ A BOLD S rROKE FOR A WIFE. Nisei Yrirwell, Mr Bannister; Freeman, Mr. Barth"! Sir tor h cArlove, Mr. Cherry ; Obadiah Pam, Mr. Dow- Inodelove, Mr, Wewitrar; Perriwinkle, Mr. Swett; ;ar k' s '', Mr. Palmer; Simon Pure, Mr. It usiell. Mn. Priiu, s i„ Anne Lovely, Miss Mellon; Betty, Miss Tidswell. ifter which will.be performed (tor the 14th time) en Operatic Pieta, in tWo sets, called MATRIMONY. NICTUALT.Ii THE COMMISSIOI Majesty's Nary do hereby DAY, the 12th Dec am, they . writing (sealed up), aud treat for may be required for the me of Bee rheum, mod in Bantry Bey, space e Towles Months, eoutumetteing mita; the 71st of December, payable with Interest, ninety days The Coulitions of the Castro OPee; at this o!Nce ; or by Avg* the Vietualliiig, at tht No &gent will ire sail to any . 1 tag be beetled is Words at length, to am Board before One ei•Claeli or December next, tor sinks' or fame Perim eu ha Behalf, With Ncw Scenes, Drarts, and Divagations. The Ovetture and Meek M P. I:mg. entirely New, composed by The Principal Characters by NI,. 1) ,wton, Mr. Ellistins, Mr. Johnstone, Mt. Fisher, Mr. N!.'.,, rs. Jordan, Mrs. Mend. To•tiorrowAriet acted them Seven Team', will br re.ived 1 1,. Comedy 41 The Haines ; with the New Operatic piece of The YOUNG ItOSCIUS being engaged at this Theatre, the Public air respoetfully i ntortmed, that bie will make his Fist Appearance on Monday mkt. TO THE LIDIIII All D G MILK, IHAVE the honour to repent me Address to you. with increasing madames. inspirit% giy the aoparana• a Now wereenrce sad diaing.sishal body of Friends is Sup port of my Cause, et the 34.-eting of m Committee. heed thi. day at the King's Hea.l Tavern Such a proof of smile friendship emboldens me to hone, on the ben of grounds, that the remit of the Contest in which I ant engaged, will be de tide/1y succahhat ; and I repeat my unchangeable purples to proceed to the Ballot. Permit me then to renew my Solicitations for the Honour of your Vete. and Interest, at the ensuing ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of your important Concerns, winch is fixed for THURSDAY, the 20th ia.tantt and so amine you, that, should success attend my unremitted Efforts to rocommend ray mit to your Choice, I will watch over your Interests with Fb dainty, and thus render myself dosoning of. t e cuntinuance of you; Favour. I have the brwn, to remain, with the greatest respect, Ladies and Gentian's, Your most devnted and faithful humble Servant, King's Arms-yard, Colenian-mrost. JAS PATTISON. December 5, URIC The Committee will sit every day, at the King's :lead, in the Poultry, from tI tin S. /I HEAT RE ROYAL, COVENT. I GARDEN. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Dec. 7 vili be reformed (231 time) a New Camay, in FM) Act.: called THE !Isnot, BARGAIN; Or. Mat HIM OUT. With New Emma and Dieted.. The Character. by Sy. Fawcett, Mr..Lmeit. Mr. Fancy, Mr. Emery, Mr. Iniessel, Mr_ C. Kemble, Mi. Center, Sr..leferies, Mr. At tain* IMlts• Gibb 4. Mn.. Cocoon, Miss Davies (with a Sung M(> (ter), Mm. Emery. VD, which will be added, a Mimics! Entertainment, in Two Acta. award THE ESCAPES • Or, THE WATE& CAR R IER. Count Armand Mr. Inetedoa, who, in that Character, will intneluee the So ngi of " The Thorn," continued by Mr. sh,ea; MOteili, Mr. Fawcett ; Antonio Mr. Emmy; Cori. prir.d, Mr. 1... Bologna Canaan*, Mae. ' Taylor ; MOW', UM Alklipt ; aames,na, pc. whimsey. Master BETTY, Ti, memoir (cm manna of the many dies and Gentlemen ult. were disappointed of Places), will repeat the Character of Norval, in the Tragedy of Douglas, it being the Last Night of his Appearance, till he returns, in January, to complete his original Engagement titbit Theatre. A New Comic Opera, in three aces, never performed, called. Tairty Thousand . or, Wlnis the Richest' will be produced next Monday kmning. 1 and J. PATRICK most respectfully inform GP . the Nobility sad Genuy in general, that they have con sideraMy enlarged their premises, and laid in an entire new Arrawdenewri FASHIONABLE and HOUSEHOLDARA rwc.hki. they submit for their inspection ; aniongdiehicli are a variety of rich Italian Lames, wove Saimull, aE4 the newest patterns in fancy Cambria, for draws; Ell-Male tin e:eased Cambric, 21d.; Super Long Cloth:, is.; Yard and threenuarttrs wide Cambric Maein ' 2s. 4d. very fine ditto, 3,. 6d i with an ainswtinent of tardy a nd culoured Mullins and tentacle, Imitation India Shawls, de. INDIA GOO•r/S"—Ell w ide India Calicos ' 10d. Stout ditto, 12d. and Stout Sheeting ditto, ltd.. • Gold end Jacemetv, Cs. Fine Mulls, 24. 6d. Snipes and Ciudad Checks at Ss.•pl. 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By GEORGE DAVIES HARLEY, Late of the Theatre Royal, Gwent-Garden. and Author of Poems, of Ballad Stories, of Sonnets, &c &c. Journal , ar If rad, , eolllt eltimaptictlgh, Written by himself. Tnunlated from the German o By ANNE PLUNIIPTRII. • • • To which it subioieed, ma Appestat', incleatiggiCipoild Abstract of Kotaeboe's Works. One Volume. pure N. hoards. The or • WOMEN Trauslation from the r :itch of Bowater ritt VVlemert. By Alexander Flunky Tit's Wink I designed • m exalt the Female Character., awl rays that lovely partial the Creation to tire Ralik. they are bur.. to, and to which their amity Virtues 443 jostle entitle them. It treats on the Rank of Weems ur *Wirt/ •'••5i.111666 -.Easy/kyj. meat of Women—Pleasures and Luxury of Women-Ala Character and Teteper of Wunsen—Love and Ganaritr.se. Marriaga-FAusation of Children-alio.itestic aurerunscots Virtues of Women. 3. Elepintly printed on a lute Fantram with Petrol of the Author. price ea. Gd. biasrie, ORIj.:IN LETTERS e J. J. 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Th- drive Abridgment is continued regularly in the Monthly Puslication, entitled, The I.aw Journal, pries Xs 6d. each Number. Each Number ofThe Law Journal consists of Titres Parts— the First is appropriated to a speedy Publication of Kenurts of CAS! , in the King's Wwi', and occasionally in other Court.; tie Second, to an Abridgment of New Arts of Parliament as thet• are passed; and the Third, to Original Communications on Sob}-cu of a Miscellaneous Nature, and an AnaleNis of N, w Lave Br, rks i each of which may be hound separately, with d,.r tort Tides, Tables, Indexes, drc. WILKES', LETTERS TO HIS DkUGIITER, The Onginals of which may be seen at Mews. Longman and Co 's, Patairmease•mer. This Day are polollised, In Four Volume, Foolscap Cktase, ?doe Ose Guinea in Lards, embellished with Portraits of Mr. sod Miss Wilkes, from original Paintooksly Zell's', THE LETTF.RS of JOHN WILKF-S, Etq wt.:it...Ned to his DAUGHTER, the late M,ss WILKES; from the Year 1774 in the Year 179 G. 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Symonds, Paternosterrow. CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS. This Dav ge publideed, price 6... boards, AN ESSAY on CRIMES and PUNISH .. MEWL'S ; Translated from the Italian of MARQUIS RE.CCARI A. Fifth Edition, revised and (inrecred. To which is added, a COMMk.NTARY by A'OL FAME, translated from the French. &Ad by H. D Symondv, No 20, Paternoster row. Where may ae hid, 1. OBSERVATIONS on u.c DU LA' and POWER of JURIES, as established by in., Ines of England; with Ea. t•xehf from vari , itiv Authors. It) 1 Friend to tee C01411!4l, nun. Fifth Ealttion ' price Is. A new and beautiful Edaion, printed in a Pocket Size, with an elegant Portrait of the Autnair ' engraved by Ridley, price 2s. 6d. sewed,, it handsomely trouud and gilt, 41. of 2 The LAW of NATURE; or, Catechism of a French Cit.aen; (unflagging the Svoesil and concluding Part of The RUINS, or, A Survey of th- Revolution: of Empires. By M. 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SECOND EDITION, CORRECTTD- Sy THOMAS HODSON To enumerate the Tatollltclaiscs of Intim duals to whom the went Wu* eritl be highly areeptible ' would be to pimento. der almost V very desienption of nk ntl . The scholar, under the tuitim ef a mater, would find his Lama , / 'nutty sbridged by a reference beach a Tritat.sc. The mechanical youth, and man of banners, will find all that is necerairy to qualify them for the Shop and Counting Meuse. Those who has 'ahead ills advantages of a liberal kahn.ation, may here supply that defied and the experienced :chair may hod ho account inveviewing the esrlier part of his education. Thls certainly u a useful and cheap Work; the modert improvements on each subielt are introduced ; and sie Rase in actupla in giving it our general mcommendation." Vide Entish Critic, November 1802. Printed for 14. D. Symonds, No, gn, Paternoster•row; Irani nay be bad, price Gs. in beer*, MENTOR; or, The MORAL CONDUCTOR of YOUTI Ron the ACADEMY to MANHOOD A W.,rk, the Remo a Moat but painful Experience, candidly stated. and esefei Wto the Level of youthful Understanding. To which as an Incitement to the Study of it in g m. n Tout delai theca Hours of Relaxation from Rosiness, Au ESSA en the extensive Utility, Advantages, and Ammer/tent MATHEMATICAL LEARNING. • ry DAVID MORRIC F. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADttll SAID G oar, MOTIVES, Which I flatter myself you will ap• prove, induce mete decline giving you any trouble on the present VACANCY in the DIRECTION, necasioried by the much lamented Death of Mr. WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. It it a duty, however, which I uwe te you, m well as myself, now explicitly to diolere, that It is my fixed determination to brim my pristensiott• to your favour to the Ballot, on the next Vacancy *bleb may incur, when I have much pleasure is assuring you, that from the result of my own camas., and the report of my Friends, I have every prospect of complete Success. I have the honour to be, Lathes and Gammen, America-square, Your obedient faithful Servant, 27th Nov. 5804. JAMES sit AW. No. 4, Cr RNHILL, and No. 9, LHARING-CVOSS. BISH solicits the Public to read wish atoll . titan the GRIND LOTTERY SCHEME its this Pr per, which they will fwd to contain mare CAPITAL PRIZES than usual in a Lottery of so few Tickets, and the very great swans that has attended tin Pusichasers T i cks 4 d SIMMS at his Mesa of lase row (with the punctuaity thbat bean obeerned in the Payment) will, he Saone himself. own" tame Mum brows. The present Scheme contain* 1 Pain of L. 25,000 I 3 Prizes of L. 5,000 20,000 10,000 10 &c. &c. &e. Tickets and Shapes are selling at the above Ornces in great variety, and all %MOS in the Pusiic Fan& tran.acted with fidelity and dispassk. - - In the Preis, to be poblisbed with all convenient Speed, in Two Volume. Quarto; and alvo, for the Purpu:s of more general Circulation, in Number: d One Shilling each, to be distributed every Monday, after January 1, 1405, inclu sive, or on the hot Monday in every Month, it more de• hirable, THE NEW TESTAMENT of OUR LORD JESUS cuals - r with Olin and raft:cal Instru-tiuns, extracted, 4..1.1 carefully digested, from the large and valuable Work of an Arrehlit, Mow, and Venerable, El:no:dor. By 111.1Re7. SAM u EI. GLXSSE, D. D F. R. S. Rectolof Wanstead in Essex, end CnaNlain M Ordinary to His Majesty. London Printed by \f +•n. Sav:ge and Easingwood, Prin ters to the Ruval Imtitution, 1w J. 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