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THE WEDDING DAy. • Lord Rakeland, Mr. RUSSELL ; Sir Adam Contest, Mr. CHERRY . ; - . • II ,: Lady Contest (with a Song), Miss DU SCAN. ..,.. c `cei 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit Is. bd.. Second Price 2.5. con; Pnce 6d.—No Money .2s. ' Second Pyice to be ts. returnpe-L Ud per Gallery is. is. Se- Places - . for thelioxet to - be taken at the• Box-office, in Little u ssel-street. '• • ' . • , Half-p ast Doors to - be Opened at Half-past Five, and begin at ' l4 f -past Six. . . . ,I Yhe Publi c are res p e af u lly informed, that the Play of i''.ne Curfewis obliged to be postponed to Thursday next, on • il e tnint of the absence of M r..E iltston, occasioned - by a*-. 5% domestic calainity. - • - On Saturday, The lealous Wife; with Tekeli. k.........)pciattc'la ,Anew '' • ' - Piece, in Two Ads, is in rehearsal. l ORATORIOS, . . At Play -House Prices, on the •W F. LiNESDAYS and FRI-. • , ... DAYS during I.EN 7 1'. - - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rO -MORROW . EVENI-NG, Feb. 13, 1807, will be performed the First Act of • - • - - • . THE CREATION, . With the Song, " 0 mighty Pens," 'by Mrs. DICKONS. A Composed by iOS EPH HAYDN, 4(1 , for the nrst time these four years, the favourite Ode of . --..................._ . . . ALEXAN DEWS TEAST ; ti? • Or, THE POWER OF MUSIC. htten by DRYDEN, and composed by G. F. HANDEL. ~ Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEK, Mr. BRAHAM,- Mr. PYNE, Mr. SMITH, , - Mr. DOYLE, and 'Mr. BELLAMY. ' Mr. ASHLEY, LeJder of the Band. The Organ, by Mr. 1, ASHLEY. - •.., ~remainder of the Band, and the Chorusses (which are "lhriero us and complete ) .• by the Most approved Performers. Ovens to be opened at Six ; begin at Seven ; Half-price at toxes 6s.— l'it is.. &I.—Gallery 2S. -. I_ 7 pper Gallery is. iPlaces tar the' Boxes tribe taken . of Mr. Brandon, at the A-Office, in Hart-street. 'To the PROPRIETORS of EAS'F,INDIA STOCK._ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, NCOURAGED 19y the libernrand kind offers of ~ m a any respeable Proprietors, I .venture to flatter my -711 that the Ilistinguilied - Pr,tronage . 't experienced on a f ormer occasion is a. • full justiEcation ful zny•vrestuning to ; ttu r eat the favour of your Support on the next Vacancy ' 4 ltich.cnay occur in the Direetioaaftert the- Annual Eleaton Lk April ; and I trust I may indulge'a hope, that the Friends ii..so errt-runtiiitylliterested thentsetver Oit my hehaff at • t t irrie will, again assist Me with _their ,Y.:otes, and their In:. you r ' Should'i'slicceetl; it will be my study to justify th e s chok e , by.. an . 2 inretriitting:6ttentiort te' the Duties of th ef , t4 hon, and . by 'carefully watching over the Interests of '-o.kripanp..o.:l.-,.' .:: ',..,•.- --.'.- . ....--, .7 .. .•0- - .' . . . I have the Honour to,be,,. ~,.. . • •'*- tadiei arrd•Geritletrien,: • -.••-• . • Ifoui.:mu.s; faithful humble Servant, -- •' • - '''' • ItiIIN StIAkESPEA. ft , --,----- . •ItOYAt'COLI.EGt . OF StidGFONS. 14 4 , M EMBERS ofrthis COLLEGE wil9 :have .. c not returned Answers to the uestions respea Vac ti ac - —ti ° 3 ,••are- requestea• to forward Q their CorrifnurheationS'be tore!h!.tst pay of March nekt, ~. . . e.... B'y Ordir. • r.: • OKEY. BALFOUg.; 'Secretary. ~., 1 . iii colif s-inn- fields, Feb. to, 1807 . • - 3 WAINI INN, ON -rli SANDS, .Nt.A.P. woßtßic ItICHARD. BIQGINS,- who 'Relit the' SWAN' .. the IN N , ,New port. Pagnell, Bucks, inanyff ea rs, inforins. to Nobility, Gentlemen, Travellers, and ohers, ihat, in 4.,,, 4 sestience of.the Goat Inn being shut tipiand• - of there be. •4 4 ° 111y one Postilig4todse in Woburn, he has, at the parti.: G e j t ,':equest quest - and 'solicitation of - severalot the Nobility and iib,, l ;Then Travellers,, whose favour and friendship he so ti n ,: a llY experienced during his residence at Newport, taken a, s r, ll himself the Posting Business again . ; and begs leaye to h o mr eevery attention and•accommodation, both in the Ise and n Yard,. will be stridly attended to. ... • • b in 'trithrtable Sleeping 7 roorns and well-ailed . Beds, the . best ees and Spirits, and-a well . ..supplied Larder.=-Post-thaiss:s, 4,llorses, and careful Drivers, with expeditiOn. f ro l4-4- Du The Distance i from Newioit is eizz,lit miles, and ten 1 tbt ......_____ ns a . . , NOTICE TO MARINERSAND OTHERS. ALL Personi goinf Abroad are-requested to take Notice, that the ELLOW FEVER powpEßs, k i „,, q Preventive Infusion; which destroys the Eli is of ail of Malignant Fevers in hot or unwholesome Climates, b,n s , be obtained at the WarchOuses; which - have-bcetresta hed with the most .Philanthropic Views, at No. 4'4 4r ing-Cross, near .the Admiralty, London, and. No. In, ti st ie-stitef, Liverpool, by appOintment of the Direaors hest t he Istitution, to,secure Health in Foreign Parts, where len n tial Dioeases generally prevail. The Powders a nil iifusion are packed in Tin Boxei, each w hicb`contains.a Quantity sufficient for One Person for atZt el A ye Months, together with ample Diredions lor'its Use ''l),plication. Patronized and strongly recommended .by Enlinent rhy6icians.. st ar `piS, COLDS, arxl ASTHMAS,. of . many Yeats ElA.'• ot!3, have beeti Cured By RUBBERD's BALSAMIC COP V ‘I,k; or COUGH DROPS.. • LETTER from a Respeaable DRUGGIST;to BUTLgR. SIR, • H aVe • la - telv .r • d 'from the usejDf.your itob, .received c-berds's Balsamia' Elixir, or Cough-Drops,. the greatest efit av hich any biirn ii. preparation - call be the means of ** -v eYing td - • - • ••'• 1 . was violently aftlittedtvith a cough, . . tres : and fever ; they continued 'so lung, and shattered iny 3 ,.._, 1 rne so excessively, that atr very it was thutig-ht I could { `le survive another ; food gave me no - nourishineilt; ; r , l e.fiesh was wasted fr'unt me. buttes ; 1 was . for niarly days ` l y fr _,,iotts ; all ' the medical assistance" around Okehanipten t t i L eu• , A Lady of :our to , .vn now suggested to Mrs. liazely • at-r;tiarkable cures had I):•.cn'effteted• by Robberds'scele. ()opted BaLsarnic or Cough. Drops ; a trial Was Made It the fast dose, by the blessing nf Guq, gave nie_jery s9,,osiderable relief; • froin'that time became every day . sen 1. 1 141 )' better; a sitigfe bottle restored ale to my formerperfed f 1 e 4 1 ,,,h--a recovery altogether 'above the :ex,peaation` 'of My 'and friends: je thinicit my duty to pialie thesefaas • Pubi'ic as possible: • I am, Sir, your humble .lervant-, B (yr . ,„ / , .• • 'AARON AZELY, Dru^ t • , atflptori June 2%, 'lBO3. A C•ii • ' of fi,„`„• —To prevent dangerous Preparations,;per fAvour ' 'orninissioners of Stamps, " It. Butler - , 4, .elteap e. is engraved on a: Black Stamp, which 'is affixed to 4Lh hotrie. ' •, c( 1 5 ...:. ° , 1 • (i : wholesale and r e t a il, a t Mr. nutlet. 4,Ch"aPsHe, I'.e rte_; and may be bad of ii. 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The Author is proud to confess, :that he has been assisted by many entineat literary medical men, to.,whoirc - labours and assistance he -is much indebted ; they, • as well as himself, have tried the remedies prescribed, and. acknowledged their. salutary and powerfufetlicacy. , Ord,.rs given to any . Bookseller in Town or Country for ".Solotnon's Guide to - Flealth," will be duly executed at _•;s. each copy, free of carriage. For the very excellent charatier of this Book, see the diligent Reviews.' Loti(Fin: .Printed for 'the - .Author, and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. 18, Stiand and H. D. Symonds, Pater.. noster-row also by all Booksellers in the United K.ir%dorn. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, - '• • Feb. 4, 1807. rrHE PRINCIPAL ,OFFICERS.. of His M, ( 1.. - -a YESTY's ORDNANCE do .beleby give Natice, -That ProPosals will he received at their Office, in Pull-Mall y on or before the 2 , .5.tb bicfant, front such Pers;ms as 7.1;14 , b e w illi ng to undertake the Supply of CAKE COPPER/will Service this VePartmcnt, upon a s Castraf7 for Three`Yeett's, subjeB to be , terminated by a Mace from either Pary of Three Month:, hfter the e4irationq One Year, and conformably to the Condition, of Payment observed by this Department. Further Particula;s, - together with the Terries and Coniitiont of the Contrite'', may be known upon application at the Secretary's Offlee, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any D.y &two: the Hon s of Ten and Four o'clock. The Proposals are to Le sealed up, and endorsed, Pro• posalsfor the Supply of Cake:Copper." . Bur no Proposal can be admit►ed after the said loth instant, at Twelve o'Clock at. Noon Of the same day, neither will wy,Tender he noticed, tiniest the-Pa; tp, t►taing it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. e By. Order of the Board, R. K. CREW, Ser. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Feb. 7, iSn7 . THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.;. yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, to such Persons as may have Seasoned! WALNUT-TREF. TIMBER in their possession, or who tray be inclined to fell their Walnutv trees in the present season, that they, the Prirapal 05cers, will be ready to purchase such quantities df Walnut-tree Plank as may be from time to time tendered is them i the Plank mutt be sound, and fit for making illusket.sto:kr, and of the thickness a] two inches and a half, and must be delivered at the Tower; where payment will be made, in ready mmey, when required, Jr the accommodation of Persons having small- quantities to dispose of t so . .r . wan as the Plank has been measured and approves' by the Officers belonging to the Royal Illanufaavy of . Small Arms at tfre Tower. ' Each Proposal must specify the pantity of Plank to be Sold, and the Price required /or it per Foot superficial ; and ti , e same is to be forwarded, addressed to the Secretary to the Board of Ord trance, • Office of Ordnanie,,Palt Mali.. ' By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. TR4NSPORT OFFICE, Yansugy 31, 1 . 8074 THE,COMMISSIONERS for Conducing HIS MAYESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care o f Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care,and Custody ' of Prisonersof IVar, do terely give Notiie, that they will he ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 3d of March, ISO, to revive Tenders; and treat With such Persons ai; may he willing to co'nttaft for 1 7 1E7u:011i,. Sick and 'Pounded Seamen and Prisoners of War. at the undermentioned Places, from the 'l.li April next, viz. Yarmouth—Sick and !rounded Sea Men. Prisoners of War in .health, Sick ,Prisoners ,cf It at the Mill Prison. Le Caton Hospital Ship at *Mouth—Sick Prisoners of War. No Tender will be received alter One o'clock, on .the Day of Treaty, nor any:noticed unlers the Party, or . an Agent . Pr him,in personally attend. A separate Tender must be made for eacb:so-9( vice, and each Tender must be accompanied by. a Letter frontltTed.) re:petit:lle Persons ergaging..to become bound. with the Perla _- tendering in the Sum - of 'c001... for the slue perfOrmanee'.44 Contraa. Farther.Particulart may be known by applying at this: l osre,- , or is Mr. Tait, the Surgeon of /1.7 e ffoipital at -Yarniouth ; 'or +e` Captain Isaac Cotgrave, R. N. the Agent foriPeironer.t . a.t PJ nparth. FOR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS,`CHI 'LAINS, sec. ~:~:. Dr. sTE Ek's OPODE_LDOC. THIS MEDICINE; from its - extraordinary Efli cacy, is justly entitled to the reputation it has so long acquired above every other Pceparation of the kind. By' its warm, penetrating and attenuating qualities, it. is found to be the most powerful application in Rheumatism, SOn:stris, and Palsies ; Ha also in Cramps, Bruises, . Sprains, Scal(l3..fresh Cuts, and the Sting of Venomous I nseas ; it is particularly recommended in Contusions, occasioned by Gun-shot Wounds, and to refresh the Legs and Feet after • long exercise in walking. It speedily removes Chilbains, • and, if used in time, will prevent them from breaking, but for this purpose it. should be diSsolved and applied warm. Sold only by F. NeWbery and Sims, No, q 5, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, in Bottles, price as. 6d. each ; and, by theirappinntment, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard ; Baton and Co. to, and Allen, 76, Oxf&rd-street ; Wade Old Bond-street ; nayley and Co. Cockspur-street ;. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, ,BoroughHighstreet•; and 3. Harris, at the Corner of Ludgate-street. B. Ohs.-lye that the Words "F. Newbery, No. 45, St. 1'4111'2," are engraved in the Stamp.