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t "~ 74, , -- p , '4 - 1.••,f ...., ••• , - .Z. '.' ,4 :ii• ~,, 1 • , . ..,,, •'ll+ , , ''' . . _ 4,-.).icr,r , s , 1.. * S . a... 47 , 0 . ...r ~.'"r : , -.. •- wr , 04 , ,,,, ~, 5.,..,_ '''' Og I 4! /17'11. 4.10 1 . :\ \<, t. ' .3 .. . ' 411 1 l i tilli ' ae ' ' \\ hrt - t \ 1- ; h.: .1 , ';*(1" 'UMBER 4585. DNES Y, AlAy 27, 1507. SIXPI.I,NC.A, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • T HIS PRESENT EVENING, May 27, 'lBO7, will be performed THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, - Mr. BR AHA M • Marquis De Grand Chateau, Mr. MA THEWS ; Lorenzo, Mr. GIBBON ; Whimsiculo, Mr. BANNISTER; l'eter, Mr. DO wToN 9 • Constantia, Mts. FL SI DDONS ; ,Coriosa, Mrs. HARLOW E ; Floretta, Signora STO RACE. WITH TEKELI ; Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ., Count Tekeli,. Mr. H. SI D DONS ; • Wolf (his Friend), 'Mr. DOWTON ; Count Caratri (the General), Mr; CA RLES.; Alexina (the Heroine of Montgatz), Mrs . POWELL. :s boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price as. '-tallery as. Second Price is.----(lpper Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d-- No Money to be returned. t. Places fur the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little niisset -street . • ~The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at nalf-past Six To-morrow, Adelgitha ; with The Wood Vantion. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN., TO -MORROW, EVENING, May 28, 1807, will be perf,)rmeci PETER THE GREAT; .. , or, WOOI)LN ‘vALLs. The principal Charatters by - Mt. C •KEMBLE, Mr. BELLAMY, Mr. POPE, Mr. MUNDEN, . Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. INCCEDON, - Mrs..C. K EMB LE,. Miss BOLTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. WITH • , HARLEQUIN AND MOTHLI.I GOOSE; Or, THE. GOLDEN i...6G„ - Principal Charact, rs Mother Goose, Mr. S Mb NS ; Colin, afterwards Harlequin, 'Mr: KING .aild Mr. 130- LOGN A, jun. ; • Avaro, afterwards Patitalobn, - Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown,Mr. C RIMA L ; Oddlish, Mr. ME NAG E ; Cabin -Boy (with a 5,,n4), Master SMA LLF.V. Boxes Os. Second Price 35.6x1. Second Price 25. t;allery as. 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Mr. Fuller's Committee at Lewes meet at the White Hart. The Poll will finally Close on Thursday next, at Three o'clock. State of the Poll, May 2.5 : For NIT. Fuller - - - - 2.323 Mr. ‘V yndham ''- _ _ 4 - 126 - M. Sergison . - - 23°3 To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDER'S o the COUNTY of 'BEDFORD, • GENTLEMEN, HOWEVER Formidable the Opposition which . was institutedagainst me at the Commeneementof the arduous Contest in which we have been engaged, from those whom I might naturally expect to, be - my Opponents, and from others who ,have hitherto,honotired me with their Sup= port, should nevertheless have thought myself deficient in every consideration of Resped and Gratitude - towards -the County of liedtiird, who had tithed me their Representative in Four successive Parliaments:- if 1 had not on this occasion seen the . sense of the County fully taken,- and had:not perse yen:a:Lill the Contest as Wag as there was the least prosped of success. At one period I was sanguine enough to hope that I .might be the successful Candidate, but that hope va nished at the close of. yesterday's Poll, when my Opponent remained with a majority of Fifteen above me, a number in ' significant when compared with the total strength"of the' .•County, but sufficiently great, - when so few Freeholders re mained unpolled, to induce me ,to decline• persevering in a struggle which appeared to me - hopeless, and no longet to keep the County in a state of aOtation". Deeply as .-I must feel the kss(d,ttlat Honour which I had enjoyed for Thirteen Years, there'are two considerati s ons which Cully compensate to me for that deprivation. The cove is what can never be . obliterated from my breast as long as .there shall :remain in me one spark of Grititude, and of those feelings without which , Life would.not bo - worth preserving - - I -mean the strenuous and almost iticredible ExertiOnS -of those Friends who have displayed, themselves on this occasion in a manner to which could not do justice if I were to attempt todeseribe it., The other is the gratifying reflection that that CaU se to which' contributed my:feeble though . zealous - assistanctthi the last Parli,onent (for having_ d,one'which I have drawn upon my self, as declared by my Adversaries, the opposition whiCh has. deptiyed me of the honour . of Representing you) is likely to be trittmphant in almoSt every otherpart of the•Kingnoin. These reelections are highly consolatory to me, and relieve nay mind from that feeling of disappointment which would un der other circumstances have been toignant . in the extreme. - I congratarre those who'have supported me on the glorious stand they have Made against a most powerful Combination ; and the state of the Pdll at the final.eloSe will be ty them a subject of triumph, and will be recorded in, the , annals of In dependence to ,the end of Time. I request those who gave me their conntenanceon this occasion. ro accept my most heartfelt and grateful thanks' for their strenuous, voluntary, and laboriows Exertions, and I - assure- theirs that I shall core_ sitter my selfembarked in their cause forme remaiiider of my life, and shall'be ready at a future opportunity to offer - my self:again for their Suffrages in ciefenee cdt heir Independence. I haVe nothing to add, Gentlemen, but to express my .anxious. desire that the efle& of this struggle may be to strengthen the ties of friendship between those who have supported the and myself, andiny hope that all differences, except of a political nature, may have subsided with the Contest, _ . •__ . 1 - have the Honour to be, Gent!emen, . With the sincerest Respeei and warmest Gratitude, Your tritich obliged and most obedient Servant,' Chicksands Priory, Loth May., J. 0513014 N. State of the Poll at the Close orthe.Tenth and Last Day : Pym,1145 Fitzpatrick, 104 Osborn, 1069. • Single Votes ---' • 877. 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TI FRI ek, invented by the late lACOU HEMET, Dentist - to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior, both in elegance• and efficacy to any thing hitherto thade ,)se of; . they will et equally preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age; will render them white and beau tiful without the least impairing the - Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already decayed from becoming wane, • prevent the.Tooth-Ach, pertetttly cure the Scurvy in the GuMs, and make them grow-firm and close to the Teeth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the consequence of Scoloutic Gums and bad Twat. In orderto prevent the Impositions daily practised by Per sons counterfeiting the above-mentioned long-established Medicines, the following wordS - are (by permission) engraved in the Stamp, t' I,•HEME r, BAYLEY &131,EW, • COCK SPUR_STKEET," and none are Genuine but what have 'those words engraved in the Stamp, and also a Label with the „words " t3ayley.,and Blew, Cockspur-street, London,", pasted on the back of each Bottle and Box, The Essence and Dentifride are sold Wholesale and Retail by Bayley and Blew, 5, CoAspir-street, Price as. yd. each, Stamps included, and Retail by T. Scarman(/ate.Partner and Successor to Mr. Henlet), George-street, Hanover-square, London.- N R. The !Essence is particularly recommended to Pa - rents 'and Persons who have the care of Children as the great. est preserVative of young and tender Teeth. • HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. lAMES's ANALEPTI-C AND AN I'HULIOUS HE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, • as a ge neral Preservative of Health, is become universal, from their Efficacy in those ComtilaintS which continually dis, t Jib the Human krame ;' such as Colds, -Ithiuniatisms, Head-achs, lndiglstions, and other Diseases of the Stomach and 6ovvels,; arise, from the ViciSSitudes - of our Cli- MAte, or•from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life; and these salutary Ends are produced by - gently opening the Pores by Night, and the body lay Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen or Cunfinement. But though _the Analeptic Pills arc also very 'serviceable in Bilious and other deep seated Disorders, yet being designed as a mild Purgative wily, and therefore not always sufficiently active, the Antibilious Pills haVe been recommended inaid, by an eminent who has used these Me.licines combined for' many years with the happiest success in ail complaints of the Liver, as well, as in other internal Diseases. • Sold only by h. Newbery and SonS,' 'No, 45, St. Paul's Church-vard,• on the Coach-way, four doors from the Cor 4;er of Cheapside, • London ; and at Dr, lanies's late House Bruton-street ;. viz. the Anaieptic Pills, pride 4s. 64. a Box, or six in one large Box, for il. 4s. ; and the Antibilious Pills, price as, 9d a Box, Dt_ty included.—Observe that the words " Newbery, Na: jt. Paul's," arc engraved in he Stamps. - AA PERSON-aged Thirty-six - had a small Sao /. phutous Ulceration in her Hand, giving her much pant ; it then broke out in her wrist, both her shoulders, and her knee, each Ulceration discharging much, and not dispos ed to heal ; it - then alti:ded her right elbow ; and the. e Ulce rations,•-with a disosition to general Debility. she sulfered for twelve years. ! t ier knee NV is healed in the Worcester In firmary, and she experienced some benefit while a Patient for a short nine in St. Bartholomew's HOSpital, when she made application for 'the benefit of SP 1 LSBURY's BATE.-iT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS; at the DiSpensary, Soho:square, .Londom By the application of the Drops for six Months her Ulcers gradually healed, she regained her. strength and appetite ; it is now a twelve month, and she re_ mains pettedly weal. Any information of the above fact may be obtained at No. y, Duke's-court, Drury-lame, London. Mr. Spilsbury is nut accountable for any Mixture sold, less the words " By . the King's Patent" ate inserted on the bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper ; ,the Stamp also (the Kings duty) is'printed in black ink instead of•red ink. Bot tles ss. bd. ; Bauble-Bottles tos. and.larger 11, as. duty in eluded. ViTHEN Professional . Men - - of Education and V V Responsibility deviate from the genera; System by the seletticn' of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con tinued success is the best criteri,m of superiority. • • Thirteen years have ) 'devoted my pradice to the exclusi‘e treatment:: ot Three Disorders, an the successful result Q t my plan givesune additional ardor to oppose, as far as l am able, the ravages 'cf these Complaints which are the Most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Arthy Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early, period of Practiceto,reseue in: dividuals from the ignorance Of uneduCated men, or the equplly dangerous precipitancy 01 general Pradirioners... , ' • • - The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted' my attention, Comprise every species of I.IiNI-E -REAL IN FECTWN. whether of a recent or long du ration: idly, Ali kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences. of mature age; And, lastly, tat derangement of 'the sVstern in we. men which is called IiARP-EINI N,ESS, 'or : ST Eit I LIT Y. .. Numerous Diseases are the result ut ignorance, or haste in the treatinent'of a sitnple Qortorrhtea; and; it not frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. ---Jty a superior me. that such Comohunts are easily cored; and, even where others hive failed, 1 trust that I may presarne to otter a radical re- estabiislimelit. . • - • Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, cultpareil With the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a. solitary- vice, or the • prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire - that state at Debility,' , which is'the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious 'titbits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, - but carefully conceals his misfortune, it maybe souteconso. Imam& for font to know, that although 14 be 'Aft 'Objea 01 doubt ur uncertainty with other • Practitioners, •the removal of these Dericiencies by the gradual progress of Retiova tiOn, is the acquirement of. any Experience. •If tne• this of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour,, much - anxiety will he prevented - by an-early Coutiteraci. Lion of this languid State ; and us these cases, rto great difficulty will occur. Berm/here this Deti ) .:iency has for years existed, a proper perseverance • is. indispensably requisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to 're-animate the Constitution. !vIA.R.fi,I.ED WOMEN, who have long been disappointec in their expedations err - n o sy be assitredi' that in most instances, such dele,t•ts are curable by - Medical 0011. The secresy - winch - is so essential to my undertaking, arid the qualifications which. 1 have presumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and ill cot 114.3dent.:e With such this intimation is given, that Mr. liree may be constittet: personally, or by Letters (inclosing a shiall Note), at his nousr. , No. :9,' Arundel street, Strand, near Ternirle.Bar. • C - Z - There is as additional Entrance in Wider.stree , , a.licininit, and the Name is On b sth the Ma t t 1 a 1;k a e, Mernber•ot the Poval College of Surgeons. A Ca UT toe.—Some Persons who falsely assert them. selves to he Meinbers of the Rbyal College, having for seve ral months past copied my Advertisements almost word for word, and inserted theM as their own 'productions, it is my duty to mention, that those Persons are nut Members of any College in London, Edinburgh, or elsewhere, tier have they any right to practise Surgery in London,. ADMIRALTY-C. , FI•JCE, ti 18,7. I. • I\l - OTC.E is -hereby giver; That a • Ses#o e . N and Terminer and Ga9l De-1;1.1)3 , 4°r the Trial of C4reet,,,-., committed on the High Seas, within the juirisdietion of the mirally of England, will he held at 7artire Hall, in the ley, London, on Frilly the :6th of ywie next, at Eight o'Clcct the Mokning, LLIAM MARSD NAVY-OFFICE, May 2o, 18o'. . , Tt-18 pRINCIPAL OPIICERS and COM-, missioivEto. of His Majesty's Navy do hereby g:vt Notice, that on We:inesday the 3d of :; 4 stnt next, at One o'Cioek; the; will be ready to treat withimeh Persons as MO' be willing to Contra fi for suppliing RIGA FIENIII.• A Distribution of which, with a Form of the Tender, trrgy be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after T wets,' 7 ' Cock on the Oct- of Tregy, nor any noticed unless the or an Agent fir Lin:, a'tlndt. PICTUALLING-OFFICE, 111 M 9, 15, 18.7. T HE e 0111.11iISSIOIVERS for VICTWILLEVG HIS ALA 7ESTI".sNAPY d. berry give IV:the, That o r Tuesday, the 3oth of June next, they will 6e ready to receive Tendert, in writing (sealed up), a"d treat for the supl(y of what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be re. quired for the use of Hi.- Majesty's Ships and Persels at t Islands of . 7 .zinaica and New Previdence, for Twelve Months tertain,.fi-om the Isti, of November next, and further until Sir •Months notice shall be even, t.:neithe.- side, for the terminati,n thereof: the male of payment to be by Bills, payable,. with in terest, ninety d.ys after date. The. Conditions of the antraa n:,Ty le. teen at the Secs etary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price stall not be in*crAd in word,. at length, or that shall not be delivered to the ihard Were One o'Clock' on the said Tttesd , y, tee swl.; of Jane nett, nor unless the rehnn who snakes the I en4r, or 34 ni Person on behalf, attends, to ans74 , er, when called fir n se will any Tender that contains extsavagant P. ices upon ion. Articles, and Prices much inferior to the real va.stee ups 4 of be consi.Lred as oper to be admitted. • - -This Day was published, • 'By Mathews and Leigh, No. 18, Strand, IL. D. Symonds, ' Paterwlster-row, London; t)ugdale. Dublin ; may be hadtt any Bookseller, in One Vol . urne Octavo, with an elegant Port;ait of the Author, a New Edition, price only 3s, containing nearly 3-,0 Pages, of :. QOLONION's GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Ad vice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints. Ex plaining, i n . a concise and plain .Iw:oiler, the mode, treat ment, and-most etliciicionsiternedles tor the following Di,,,„ eises, which are treated of under their respective heads, viz. Abortion or Miscarriage Indispositions UM:Hilda on Asthma: Pregnancy , , - ' Appetite,. Lossof Indigestion Barrenness ' • luveitile Indiscretion BiliouslComplaints Lowness of Spirits C hlorosis or (.; teen-Sickness Menstrual E vacuations Child-bearing Nervous Diseases . Consumptions . , Onanism, or Secret Venery Female Diseases Pregnancy - Fits • Illithisis, or Cough Fltuir Albus, 01 . Whites Rheumatism Flatulence, or Wind Scrofula- • , G leets Seminal Weaknesses Condi-du:ea _ Scurvy Hypochondria, or Melan- Turn of Life, choly ComplaintS . &c &e. To which is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, C leetS, and Seminal Weaknesses. The Nt hole illustrated .. and interspersed with a variety of authentic fads never be. fore published 13y S. SOLOMON, M. D. The Aitihor is ',mud to confess, that he has been assisted .4 many eminent literary m.;:::ical men, to whose labours and assistance he is much indemetr;. they, as well as himself, have tried the remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their salutary and powerful efficacy. • Orders given to any Bo,k.selier in Town or Country for Solomon's Guide to Health,". Will las: 'duly • executed at only 35. each copy, free or cathage. 'For the "very excellent character of this 'look, see the different Reviews. Lundan Printed tot the Auth';')•,. and sold by Mathews and Lei ,it, No, , tS, Strali 1-1 ; and' . U. Sytniiiids . . Pato - - rioster.row ; also . Looksellers In the United Kingdoth. RENOVAT!'.O iIEALI'.EI TT has been too frequently.thO subjea'of just and .L general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements ot the medical art have oflered themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic,. For the purpose oldoing justice to theiesultof our studies and experience, and to prts.Vent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unthrtunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a.taithfut statement of our pursuits and Re quirements. A ttei having received a regular medicai e..tuca nod as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Wizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as protessurp.,and surgeons of the • Londin. Hospital; entered own:lies as. students in that justly celebrated sekool for In:Ail:al az.paire ment,-the Royal 2bllegeof.,,Edinburgh, and were instruCled in the ditn:rent branches of anatomy," surgery, the tiieo - y sod practice of physic, chemistry, tnidwile;y, botany, by those eminent ptotessors, Drs. , Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford.. We trust we s hall not be deemed presumptuous in saying 'that our proficiency 4nct acquirenients are not inconsiderable. - . Haying -tor along series . of years mad,: Venereal Con - whims, and the various thseases of Debility, the p aticular objedot our studies and praCt.ce, it will, we: hope., b.e alto - Wed that we have acquired .superior kriu.% ledge of their tre tumor and cure. 'ln sh A llt ailu itcent cases or infection a pei feel re-establishment is completed - in the short period oft cvo diva ; and in those of the utmost in verara;;v,-- where s other practitioners have failed of success, a p r oper perseverance in our plait of treatment ensures to the patient a sale and radical cure.: - ; Amidst the ma:1110101y variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and nwirunhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, :here arc none more alarming or more distressing-than those 6: - icieticies and debilities which are. quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they may how, by a new and infallible nude of treatment, be restored to that -greatest of all human blessiu - i;s, a strong, !minty, and vigor ous constitution. ot debility, from Whatever cause arising,' as well as in eyey speciesof venereal infarction, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great.- • est secrecy and honour. - Hours of consultation at heme lion% ten to three, .red flint 6 in the evenie.; till io'ai night. Patients M'the country ate requested to state the particuy Lars of their case, age, and general ,habit ()flitting, ate. closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the sure; , will he :;iven, or sent to auy part of the t;.ingdoin. To ensure that secrecy.so essential ,to'oor undertaking, the postage ot letters may be 'ati,..ed to the account tor•uledicines. CURRIL anti Co. Surgeons. No. 107, HAto3-barncii. Nlessrs. Currie and Co. have . -Certificates .t . wirt the above respectable Professors of London and ErLribuio, ot the diligence, skill, and huuiatiity, with trey lg:I -. formed the duties aisizhcil them tinting the time they ai. tended their Lveturcs And Praditc. •