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.. ,; ~,- r f_ ta L4.41*; ' 1 ~, tt. ~~ i~ J A.O g est . ;:ast. R. da x 1) ii. :ai ch to he .d I; - . r i 4, CUMBER 4505,.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY:LANE. •• THIS' PRESENT EVENING Feb. 23, 1807; - 1 will be; erformed THE CURFEW. The Music composed by Mr. ATTSVOOD. NOKNIANS. Hugh De Tracy, Jr.N BAR RYMORE . Robert, Mr: BANNISTER ; Bertrand, Mr. it Si DDO N S Walter, Mr: PENLEY; Philip, Mr. EYRE Dunstan, Mr. 'COOKE ; Matilda, Mr - s. POWELL ; Horence, Miss DUNCAN. DANSI., . • . 'lltzhatding, Mr. ELLISTON; Armstrong, Mr. PALMER.; Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS ; Herman, Mr: CAM -ES. Banditti—Messrs. MAI.E, FISHER, EVANS, RHODES. With a Glee, and Chorus of taridiiti. The Prologue to be spoken.by Mr.. BART LEY, And ;he Epilogue by Miss DUNCAN. • WITH TEKELI • • Or, THE SIEGE OF NIONTGAT. Count Teke9, :Mi. H: SIDDONS Wolf (his Friend), Mr. opw . roN ; Count Carafris(the General), Mr: • Alexina {the Heroine of Montgatz),, Mrs. POWELL. Boites'os: Second Price 3s.—Pit Js. 6a. c n.t !'rice as. --Gallery .2s. Set,•ond .Price is.— U pper, is. Se cond Price 6d:— NoMoney to he returned. Places for the Boxes to be taketi at the 13ox e -office, in Little Mussel-street. The Doori to be opened at Half-past .Five, and begin at Half-past Six. . To-morrow ' The Curfew ; with Emily ; or, juvenile In discretion; and The. Virgin Unmask'd. THEATRE ROYAL, COV:AVT-GAR DEN. MO-IvIORROWEVENING,_ February 24, 1 8 07, will be performed . "THE JEALOUS WIFE. Lord Trinket, Mr. LEWIS Sir. Harry Beagle, Mr. FAWCETT ; Mr. Oakley, Mr.'Popt Major Oakley, Mr. COOK E ; Charles Oakley, Mr. C. Kt MBLE ; Russet, Mr. BLANCHARD; Captain O'Cutter, Mr. WADDY; Lady l:reelove, Mrs. MATTOCKS; Ivirs. - Oakley, Mrs. GLOVER.; Harriet, Miss BRUNTON, WITH HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. • The Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresst,:s, and Decorations, are entirely.new. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware„.. Th e -P an t o mime prOduced under the Diredionof Mr. Farle y . The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. The Scenery by Messrs. Phillips,, Whitmore, Hollogan, Greaves, }Lodgings, and their Assistants. Principal Chara&ers, Mother Goose, Mr. S M NS ; Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. BO LOGNA, jun. ; AV3TO, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwaMs Zany, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Oddlistt, Mr. MENAGE ; Cabin -Boy (with a Song), Master'SMALL4Y ; Columbine, Miss SEARLE. - Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Plac:s for the Boxes to be.taken at the Box-office, in Hart treet. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. On Thursday, The Tempest; or, The Enchanted Island; with the new Pantomime. , . ORATORIOS, At Play-House Prices, on the WEDNESDAYS and Fit - P-• DAYS during LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r - I N FRIDAY NEXT, February 27, 1507, will: be performed the Grand DETTINGEN TE, DEUM. • Witlkthe Song of V Holy, Holy Lord," by,Mrs. DI CK.ONS. To which will be added, TwO Grand MISC.ELLAN EOUS ACTS, from the Com positions or the most favourite.Authors, in. which Mr. BRA HAM will introduce, ha the second time, the ad mired new Song or" The Battle of Maida," ilSperformect • with'sual unbounded applause u , A Frid a y Evening, writ ten By Sir George Dallas-, compo s ed by Mr. kauzzini. And a GROD kIOTET, Composed by the celebrated 'Nlozart. End of. Part 11. Bach's favourite Conccriante for Violin, Oboe, ViOla, and VioliinCciio obligato; by Messrs. Ash, iey,,Griesbach,• Watts, and Charles Ashley. Principal Vocal Pertormers, Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame.DUSSEK, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr.- EVANS, Mr. PYNE, Mr SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY. Mr. ASHLEY, Leacidr of the band. Organ, Mr. I: ASHLEY. The remainder of the Band, and the Chorusses (which are numerous and complete), by the most approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six ; begin at Seven; Half-price at Nine. Boxes6s.—Pit 3s. 6d. —Gallery as.—Upper Gaileriy is. • Pines for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, in Hart-street. TO BE LETT BY AUCTION, fora Tenn of Years, on W e dnesday the zsth Day of March, iSO7, at the George Inn, in' Warrington, at Six o'clock in the Evening. sub ledto such Conditio ns a s shall be then and thcle pro. duced, A LL those Capital WATER CORN MILLS, called MERSEY MILLS, situated at 'Howley; near W arrington, in the County of Lancaster; together with the Dwelling-House, Cottages, and. Land thereunto belonging. Mer..ey Mills are lately ereded, with twenty Pair ot Stones .complete; seven Dressing Machines,_ and one Scieen, and are very advantageously situated upon the Navigable River Mer— seyi . A pplicatron ror mspe4ion of the Premises may be made to Mr. Smart, at th Mills. TO BE LETT, And Entered upon at Lady-Day next, or sooner, if required, .A. COMPLETE DWELLING -HOUSE., in the Village.of Bagley, in the County of Worcester. The House consists , of a large Hall, 'Breakfast- Room, Dining- Rooin, and Drawing-Room, Housekeeper's- Ruorra, Clbsets, -and every - Convenience ; Kitelien, Blattcr's Pantry, Dry Lardet-, B rew house, and S erv ants' Hall ` y Stabling for eleven Horses, ail'a d ou ble Coach-house, with other necessary Out-buildings ; five Lodging Rooms . upon the - First i loot, and' fiAr upon the Attic, besides two fur the Men Servants; R good'Staircase all the way up ;. Attics as good as the other Rooms, and a Man S e rvant's Room over the Kitchen • a good walled G Shrubbery, and about 14 Acres of Land - ; tWo „Fish' Pools, - and a Green-house. Th e above House and Lan ds a re situated in Bagley, in the County of Worcester, and near adjoining to Bagley Park and the Clem Hills ;Mild there is a good Pack of Harriers within about a Mile, and arc distant about three Miles from Stour bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, to both which places there is An excellent Turnpike Road, and hear the Coat M • - For a view of tile Premises, apply to john Taylor, near the same ; and for Particulars, to Mr._ lohn Watkins, the Pri,pliator,, at Northampton, nein- W or cester ; or to Messrs. Rolaertt antillaker, Sohtitensi.in Bewdley. FIRST TIME. The CrOUI3LE ROPE SMlTH'the Flying Horse man's unparalleled. Perfornrancs-, liILLY BUTTON's '•DISASfEIt, by. Mr. CROSSM - AN'; ..IVIAMELUKE EXERCISES, &c. &c. • ASTLEY's OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. THIS PRESENT MONDAY 23, Tuesday 24, Thursday - 6, and Saturday, Feb. a 3,, tilo7 (no Per. formanct on Wcrluesdays and Fridays), 'EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, By the first'Troop'uf -Performers in the World. The Part of Merryman by Mr. C ROSS M AN. A new Musical Duet, Called" The Musical Courtship," by Mr. G. SMITH and Mrs. H BB RT. An entirely new Comic Ballet, called THE MERRY TAILORS. Principal Dancers, • Mr. CROSSMAN, Mr. I. BRYSON, Miss TAYLOR, and Mrs. PARKER. EXERCISE. A LA MAM E LUK-E, by• Ten ofthe princi pal Horsemen on Three Horses. tst (nue, The DOUBLE ROPE, by the junior RICHER, Mr. SUL E V, and Master DAVIS. After which, the Comic Extravaganza of : BILLY BUrION's DI SAST E on his Journey taßrent - ford, by Mr. C 1 7 tOSSMAN... The whble to conclude with the Popular Pantorniine, got up under' the direction of Mr. .Crossnian, tor the last Wec:i., of its btng performed. called HARLEQUIN ROB THIEF. We rob Irons Thieves, a hearty laugh to raise, 4 , And rob each other of e.ich others praise." - Doors to be opened at Half past Six, and begin at Seven. Boxes, 4s. Pit, as. . Gallery is.—,Second. Price ,for the Boxes only at a quarter before Nine. taces to be taken of Mrs. Council, at the Box-Office, from Eleven till Three. N;l3. The Public are respeafully informed that this Thea tre will positively Close on Saturday the zist of March next. 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London : Painted for the Editor, and sold by Messrs, CroSby and Co. Stationers'-court ; Messrs. Rivington and Co. - Messrs. Longman,. Hurst, .and, Paternoster--row ; Mr. Hatchard, Mr. Stockdale, and Mr. Ridgeway, Picca dilly. This Day were published, Elegantly printed in Two Voli;mes, Odavo, with fine Por . tc.iits, price One Guinea, in boards, EMOIRS of RICH4RP CUMBERLAND, kVA. written by himself ; cOntaininean Account of his Life :and' Writings, interspersed with Anecdotes and Characters of several of the most distinguished Persons of his time, with whom he has had intercourse and connexion. The new Edition of this popular Book contains every line of the Quarto Copy, with the addition of a Supplement and copious Index. These Additions are printed likewise in quarto for the accommodation of the first Purchasers, and miy be bad toe ss. a price merely covering the Expences of Paper and Prihtdig- ' • London: Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, insbury• square ; • , Of whom may be had, written by the same Author, a New Edition,' being the Sixth, of Calvary, or the Dearh of chrit, a Poem, in eight Books, elegantly printed in two Pocket Volumes, embellished by slates, price t2S boards. Also hi the Press, and speedily will be published, elegant ly printed, The Exodiad, a Poem, by Mr. Cumberland and Sir lames Bland Burgess, Bart. Lackington, Allen, and Co's.. Catalogue, for the Years 1806-7, continues on sale; every Article in which is war tamed complete, though marked at a very reduced price, the Sara acing for Ready Money only. -- " [PRICE SIXPE'; E, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • • • Feb 6 16., t 837. THE COM MISSIONERSfor now,' G UIS MAyEsTY's N4FY da hereby give Notice, That Tuesday, the 3d of . 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No regard will be had to airy Tender in which, fh e,Prke shall net be - Thief teat iii , Itiordr, at'length, or that shall not be da:vere d the Board before One o'CloCk' on the said Itted.i-ty, the 3d of March next, nor yniess the Person wba ►makes /be some Perm , : on his behalf; attends, to antl,;,:r; Ti lls Day was published; By Mathews and Leigh, No. *B, - Strand, H. D. S monds, Paternoster-row, ,- London; Dugdale, Dublin ; and may be had of any BorAseller, in One Volume 0.:lavo, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Eqition, price only. 3s. containing nearly 3.:,0 Pages; of L• ' QOLOMONT's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or , Ad -• LI vice tia t ,tiotii Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints. -F.,ki. planning, in a,coneise and plain manner,- _the mode, treat., meta; and most efficacious ltex,cdies . for the tall6wiag Dis eases, which are treated of under their respetlive liefifis; viz. 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The AuthOr is proud to-confess, that he has been assi,ted by many eminent literary medical men, to whose labours and assistance he is much indebted . ; they, as well as himself, have tried_ the remedies prescribed, and acknowledged died' salutary and powerful efficacy; Ord rs given to any Bookseller in Town or Country•for Solomon's Guide to Health," will be duly executed at only 35. each copy, free of carriage. for the very excellent character of this Boofc, see the different Reviews. - • • L-Ondon : Printed for the Author, and sold by MatheWs and Leigh, No. tB,- Strand; and, H. U. Symonds, Pater noster-row ; also by allßooksellers in the United Kingdom• NOTICE roMARINERS - AND OTHERS. A LL Persons going Abroad are requested to take Notice, that the EL LOW lEVER POWD I:: RS, and Preventive Infusion, which destroys. the E fleets of alt Kinds of Malignant Fevers in hot or unwholesome Climates, may be obtained at the Warchnn:ei, which have been e4t..- otisne.a wilt, the Mast •Vhilanthropic Views, at No. 4 Charing ,Cross, near the Admiralty, London, and NO, lc., Castle-street, Liverpool, by appointment of the Directors of the Institution, to secure Health in Foreign Pdrts, where Pestilential. Diseases generally preVail. The Powders and Infusion are packed in Tin BoxeS, each of which contains a Quantity sufficient fur One Person for Twelve Months, together with ample Directions for its IJ:•e and Application. Patronize:[ arid strongly recrsnuneuri..i by Regular and Eminent Physicians. ERSONAL COMLINESS Improved ill the ttBe of two elegant Preparations, first. The A R-0 NIAT C IVORY DENTIFRICE, so called from its admirable cf feClS on the Teeth, which, after a tew applications, assumes the appearance of polished Ivory, prevents •moreover. their premature decay, those decayed.it preserves from becoming worse, fastens such as are loose, and, . by perseverance, ren ders the foulest Teeth delicate, and (from its aront-itie h - granee) the breath perfectly sweet ; it is also excee.dingly grateful to the palate. Secondly, I'lie SPERMACETI SOAP, which presetvcs and renders the Skin soft, smooth, and delicate. The emol lient and healing properties of the Spermaceti are so generally known, as to. render a comment ma its virtues unnecessary, the inventor is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that -to accommodate Gentlemen of tender skins, he has also - formed it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving Powd,:r, as the lather made with it will scarcely ailed the eye. • The above articles are prepared and sold for the Inventor. by R. 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Morgan and Sanders's New - Imperial Diniiig ables t allowed .to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. • • 13, The Fashionable 'Sofa-Bed an Chair-Bed Ware— house. lUNIUS's LETTERS. This Day was tiublished, In Two clegartt.V'olunaes small Svo erntieltisbed with beau. titul Poirrdits, by Caroline Watson, mice 1.15. in boards,, A COMPLETE aii'd AUTHENTIC EDITION EA_ of the Celebiated LETTERS of !UN 1 liS, containing much additional Matter and Much Information not to be found in any other - • Among the .i.rlditions are (t) the various Letters to which Tunius replied"; (i) copious illtistrative Notes, historical and biographical .; and (j).40 Enquiry relative to the t Author of these Papers, in which . the pretensions of various supposed Writers are critically eiarnined,:and the name of the real;Au. thur ascertained. -• By • lOHN •- • Authorof the Lives of the Earl of Chatham, and john Wilkes, • of iv.acdotet,"l -- listorical avid I3iograpliical, 3 . :c. • - No person can, doubt the supertor.pretansions of Nlr. 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AN ADDRESS. .• WHBNEVER the Proprtetor of Dr. NORRIS's DROPS solicits the attention of the Public, 'it is with a pleasingconfidence, inspired by the knowledge that this celebrated I'Vledicine is too universally tamed for its un equalled virtues as a Specific in Fevers ot every description, Colds; and all Disorders arising- from obstructed Perspira tion, to permit such an Address to appear intrusive ; for to possess ability to save a Fellow.cfeaturo's life, and use dt not,- is, to be deficient in duty to God and Society. The np.: - .nrrous testimonies of gratitude for health 'restored, when all other means haVe failed, best prove its title to the universal estimation it has obtained. That motives of gain should have deprived numbers of experiencing the unrivalled Efficacy of these Drops by the introdudion of a deleterious • Counterleit, is 'to be lamented ; but the favour of Government has per mitted an efredual guard against this base fraud, by the name of "Thomas Norris Moore" engraved on. the Stamp round each Broille: as the 'Stamp Duty now equally extends to Ex_ portatitort, it is hoped Druggists and Venders will att;:nd to this. indisputable mark of their being genuine, as alt possible means have, and will be taken, to expose such a dangerous imposition in the West. India Islands, where • they are highly valued as a sovereign Remedy in the most matiguant at Pu trid• Disorders, called the YELLOW l bVE R. ..The Family Bottle, 225. to be had only at the. Doacit's House, No. t 9, Lower Brook-street ; where Orders fir Lx portation are duly executed. Sma 1 ler sizes, at I Is. and 25. 9.d. sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. - Bacon and Co.- No. 150, O x ford- street. Q Ift—ln consequence of tire: great benefit which 1,3 have dxperienced by taking yoar BOTANICAL RUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, I think it but just'to request you to publish my case, for the benefit of those who may labour 'under a sitniiar complaint. I was al - Hided tor a. length of. tinte with a dreadful Nervous Disorder, that attZfeted me- in an alarming degree, my bt?cly was also sweli,t 0 4 manner that made my existence very miserable : I was iid vised by the Faculty to try the country air, at a rim., v. iwn they could no longer prescribe to relieve rri; tins L a ls o did, but found no benefit; but by taking your Medicines, I - ant quite restored to health and spirits. • , 1 aru, Sir, your :ver , grateful humble Servant.' • - MARY CASLAKE, tallow-chandler, ' 54 , Great A lie-street, Goodman's-fields, Nov. t, c-Soc. Whitechapel. Witness, Mr. Spurgcr, the Father of Mrs. Caslake, Hat field, near Chelmsford, Essex. Sold wholesale and retail at the original Daffy's Eli sir Warehouse. Salisbury-square, Fleet-street . ; and•by all Me dicine Venders in the Kingdom. N, B. To prevent - imposition, observe Dr. Breclum's name is engraved on the stamp, to imitate