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j i tr) ion yen ; GE, ICI plet; Barn, tcr. - nto Nis., hicti ~;:~I NUMBER 3 I 54.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, TO - MORROWEVENING; Nor. so, I Boi, will be performed, " DEAF AND DUMB. WITH - - THE DEVIL TO PAY. On Thursday, The Beggar's Opera, with Fortune's Frolic. On Friday, the Tragedy of Hamlet ; the Part of Hamlet by a Gentleman (being his first Appearance on the Stage.) And on Saturday, the Comedy of The Jealous Wite. _ THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 10 , 1 8 02 , will be performed,. . . THE MAN OF, THE WORLD, . Sir Pertinax MacsyCophant, Mr. COOKE 4 _ Lord Lumbercobrt, Mr. WAI)DY ; Sidney, Mr. BRUNTON ; Melville, Mr. CORY ' • , . And Egerton, Mr. SI DDONS. • petty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS ' • • Constantia, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; And Lady-Rodoipba Lumbercourt, Mrs. H. jOHNSTOX. _ ,_ , T 11- THE REVIEW. en Thursday, Delays and Blunders, with Lock and Key. On Friday, the Cabinet, with Love a-la Mode.• And on Saturday, will be produced, a new Melo Drame, in Twl Acts, called A Tale of Mystery, with new Scenery, new Music. and Dresses The New L:outedv of Delays and Blunders, will .be per formed every Tuesday, Thursday, and - Saturday, till further notice. TO CLASSICAL ASSISTANTS. TAN"I . ED at Christmas next, a GENTLE MAN capable of undertaking the situation of a C LASSICAL ASSISTANT, in an established Grammar School, in the County of Essex. Particulars may be had by application (post-paid) to Mr: w • keyrner, Bookseller, Colchester. WANTED, A. Large FAMILY HOUSE, FURNISHED, to Rent, from the ist of March till the middle of June, aii airy part of the Town, with Stable for Four Horses, t he Two . Coach-houses.—Th e gre.,test care will be t a k en o f Furniture, and the Rent for tile whole Term paid on i 'ady- Day. - bired (post-paid) t Messrs. Griffith, Wine-merchants, MAMMOTH. a rHE very extraordinary SKELETON of the MAMMOTH, a Species of gigantic Animal which is Ot known to exist, a n d, w hi c h was lately dug up in Ame ,a (all the Bones b e i ng tb un d toget h er) ; is now exhibit :,t!'g, No. la, Pall-M a ll , w h ere i t has beep. visited by La- Ves . and Gentlemen . of the first re s p e a a bili t y, a ll o f w h om have expre4ed the highest satisfaction. This Skeleton is feet high and 2 0 fee long, with Bones of a n as t on i s hi ng zulk. FroM its teeth it must have fed on flesh, and could Itot but have been a terror to the Country where it lived. i t is generally supposed to have been destroved Morninga the De , inuge.. Admittance 25. 6d iron' Tenin the g till Five the Afternoon: FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN , IVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen: ofauy age, who have ;10.1ier learnt this ACcomplish .t•qc.ilt, ar--rw - 4 st: , -at.NTT. rte Arc,. rthstreet, Gulden-square,.,and No. so, C.; reat A I re-streei„ b odman's:field! - .. They are taught on a .Plan particularly ealculated for those to whom it is an objed to acquire it ex- P e ditioutly,• privately, and in the firststyle of fashion. -- _,F.oreigne•rs, Officers, and Country ilesiden s ts, who... may to wl fih to learn.in a few days, may Board and Lodge, - privately, the House aad receive constant instrudion. • The Select Weeklyf:ASsemblies are every Monday, , the isaintttelccio;ndueted by Mr. Taylor 1 ; none but Subscribers ad none but Penple of resnedability can subscribe. Respectable Schools and Families, if not disiant from Town, gularly attended•on the Usual Conditions, and iiistruaed in "cry eleganfrequisite of Modern Dancing. ROCHDALE CANAL SHARES. •TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mrs. Marriott's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale, on Thurs. (lay the I ith November, 1802, precisely at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such•.Corditions as will then aria there be produced, and in such Lots as may, b e agreed npon at...the time of Sale ; IGHTEEN ORIGINAL SHARES of Tool. each, and the half . of one other such 'Share, in t h e Rochdale tk Further particula rs may b e knoWn b y apply i ng to Mr. `4lller, .Attorney -at-Law, Rochdale. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD INember LOTS BY AUCTION, second Week of Dec next (the Place and Day of. Sale will hereatter be fixed,) Mr. WILLIAM LEAK, of Fiction, • • 'IX. MANORS and ESTATES o f the la-te: pip e FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq. situate in the Parish of of — "eck, in the County .of Lincoln aforesaid, consistir4; th:veral. ME SS UAG ES and numerous TO FTST EA DS, tn a " havi: a right of PastUrage upon the extensive Com -13,...,418 and kens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt and inf .-1)41 g, together with upwards of 70c. Acres of valuable ,_cl Lands, thiefly in Grass. Th e whole under an Att for Inclosure and Drainage, and ..:e4sive Works are now ca r r ying i nto execution, in cense— • ce of powers therein given. IV' c onsiderable part of the Estate is now under small ma and a' portion: of the Commons is diretted to be set '4ll for exonerating the Estates . frorn Tithes of all kinds. t,, l 'he adv an t ages expe tl e d froth the surplus quantity of tai'rnt no miover and above wh a t w ill b e necessary to exone -14: mm on' Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, if kin.tlperior, to any. thing of the kind attempted in tho Of ,„ 6° Prn, and will be f oun d to b e we ll worth the attention 1),„• - "Y Gentleman desirous of laying o u t m one y upon L an d e d ''Pertv' Pri • tla itted Particulars'will` be ready to be delivered fourteen betbrethe Sale by Mr. Handley, of Slealord ; W, and Middle!T le London ; Mr. Skelton, of emp .. .Deck, and by the Auttioneer. A Certain ROSEATE LOTION, • and Eileetual REMEDY for SCORBUTIC tiABITS, ERUPTIONS, and IMPURITIES in the b•.1..;,,,ACE and SKIN . 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An Especial Court held on Monday the Sth day of November, iSoa, and in the Forty-third year, of the Reign of George the Third, of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King, TRESOLVED T UNANIMOUSLY, HAthe Thanks of thi s Court - be giVen to th e Right Honourable Sir JOHN EAMER, Knight, Lord Mayor of this City, for his faithful and judicions execution of the several duties of that important station ; for his pundual, diligent, and unbiassed administration of public justice; for his • spirited and persevering efforts to preserve inviolate the rights of this Court, and 'the privileges Of the Magistracy of this City ;.for his splendid hospitality, and for the distinguished magnificence which gtaced the reception he gave to the Heir Apparent on Easter Monday last, a magni, ficence due to the occasion, and refledins honour upon that eminent and conspicuous station in which his fellow Citi zens had placed him ;.for the politeness and respeadisplayed by - him at all times to the Members of this• Court ; for having watched over the prosperity and privileges of this City with undeviating vigilance and fidelity; at once enforcing the laws; conciliating regard, and securing that respect to his "exalted station, without which the voice of authority would be executed 'in vain ; and for lia7mr, thus (with uniform'. attachment to our Most Gracious Sovereign, and to our Most excellent Constitution) mainiathed the tranquillity and good government of the capital of the United Kingdom, WO - ODTHORPE-, _ • - T JOANNA SOUTFICOTT; the Prophetess,• of I ; Exeter, have (for some years) been - Warning the World of what is approaching : but few have believed the \ Report ; for, " unless ye see Signs and %Winders, ye will - not'believe,• until sudden destruCtiOn.comes. upon you."—But now, to . be clear from the Blood of all Men, I warn the ' World at large : I •was visited by the •L'ord; the First Month in the year 1792 ; and in the First Month in the year 1803, the First Day in that month (Old Style), my Sealed Writings must be brought Jorward, that the Truth may he proved.— I have said; in my W r it ings , I sin the Wonian in the lath Chapter of Revelations, mentioned in the first Verse.-- So my Writings must be 'proved' the First Month in the Twel rib have repeatedly sent Letters t o th e R ev. Mr. l'ohiejov of Exeter, iron ;795 to 18eQ, - of Events intake place, ana the Truth has . followed. - 1 hayealso -written to the Rev. •Archdeacon Moore, of Heavytree, near Exeter and to the Rev. ChancellorNuteombe, of West, Morehard, near Exeter. All these Letters will be in Print, with their Names, when the Truth of my Writings are proved. - If either elf these Divines should think it improper-to sec their Letters, with their names in pri n t ( w hi c h t h e L or d has cons_mantled to do), they are at liberty to be present, to judge for themselves ; and to see if they can prove the Foreknowledge, in my Writings came froth the Devil.—When every Truth is fairly examined and tried, then I shall, with respect, submit to them ; but no one's Judgment can he attended to unless they are present. - --•I have lately published Two Books : one is, my " Disputes with the Powers of Darkness ;" and the other, " The Lord's A nswer to i t ;" w h ere i n I h ave Men tioned the Prophecies from the Bible that are haStening on, • and where the Ministers are greatly blamed for'hot searching the Scriptures, and warning their Flock of the' Days Oar are approaching, that they may not come upon them unawares. —I here also give liberty to any Twelve Divines; of the Church of England, of good and worthy Charatters . , to be present at the same time, to judge for themselves • as well as those I have wrote to. And I dui told the Lord' wilt try the Nations One Year before he sends out the Destroying Angel ; for he will cut short his Work in Righteousness, inid bring in his'Kingdbin of 'Peace to'those w'ho Lielieve, accord ing to the Promises made in the Old and New Testament. ..„-tetters addressed to me (post-paid) at Field's, No. 3, Broad-court, Long. Acre, will come sate ,to my As my Calling is to the Jews as 'well as the Gentiles, any ews . ,. of Repute ; .are• invited to come And judge . . for siteniselVes:—My BooKs are said by E. I. broad,cetirf; London ; and W. Symonds, Candy's-lane, Exeter. THE very distingUished Approbation which ROBA RTS. and PLO WMA N's New Manufaaory has experienced ficrn HER MAJES FY, THE ROYAL FA MI bY, the Nobility and centps-, &c. claims from them their respectful Acknowledgements. Thee flatter themselves, from their unremitting attention'td produce Taste and Ele gance in their Extensive. 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Svb. 19 plates - - Z az 6 3 '3 Aiki:i's Manchester and its I.:wl! runs, 73 neaps and views ' - Barlow's lEsop's Fables, a vols. large Bvo. in plates Mr. - Stockdale likeWise'particularly wishes to call the at tention of the Public to his Stationary, as he has now on sale the very finest Writing Paper at as. per quire plain, or as. zd. gilt. Piccadilly, No. aSt. Dr. fAMES'sANALEPTIC PILLS. F OR the Rheumatisms and Colds which prevail at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious as Dr. jAM E S's ANALEPTIC PILLS, , ,Their pecatliar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the natu ral - Secretions, will account for their Singular virtues in these - Complaints, as well as in many others to which the human frame is - liable from . the vicissitudes °four- Climate.HThey are. admirably c.alcWatecl for Disorders of the Stomach and. Bowels ; for persons of a Bilious ora 'Canty habit • as also for those whose Con s tit ut i ons have been afli:Cted ' by a too-- . aetive or too sedentary life. They are likewise particularly serviceable - in Head-Adhs. occasioned :by Indigestion; and. , • in. removing the bad ef*ls of flee living; as also in pre veriziag Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence imemperance. Recourse should be had to them after every of eating - or drinking, and Upon every slight inclis position ;- and thus their .well-known chaiaderistic of•pra_ motioglongevity will be maintained ; far, by - 'assisting Na. turein the due discharge of the animal:: lune - lions, awl by keeping the Constitution as it were in continual repair, they preserve the body in health and vigour, • and prevent prema ture decay. Xs the Analeptic Pills owe their excellence, to a pectt liar preparation, which has never been .divulged by the. • Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they can only be had genuine fr o in t h em ; an d t h ey are. sold by' Francis Newhery, at the Wafehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4'sr; the - - East End of St; Paul's, a -fewk doors- from cheapside; London ; and at Dr. James's late house iii . Bru ton-street, in B o x es , - pr i ce 4s. 6d: each, ' Stamp; or the quantity of Six may be had in one.large.Box for . 1 1. 4s. . Observe that the name, " F. - NEWBERY 4„ St. Paul's,". is engraved. In the Stamps. •All others are oun... terfeits. DISEASES OF THE EYE. • • COSTELLO's COLLYRIUM, or ROYAL EYE •, , OINTMENT. HIS Medicine possesses great and infallible efficacy in all Disease's of the Eyes and Eye-lids,'from whatever causes they may arise—as recent Cold s , re li cs of the Sinall-pox. or Measles, ScurOy, Scrofula, or any •kinci of acrimony in the Blood. orluices.. In cases of.Ophthalmy, habitual Inflammation, excoriated . and ulcerated Eye- lids,, and that hitherio de!•emed incurable Disease,-the gaping or re_ vetted Eye-lid, it has a specific and very surprising powet, as Physicians and Surgeons of great ethinence 'can•attest. It also removes Specks and Films, and /restores the, Eve , lashes, though apparently destroyed for many years. The ', Preparation is simple, and may. be applied at any three of life. Cos r E ILO'S C is RATE is a Medicine applied, with equal success, to much more.genetal . purposes. It heals,. in the most ethetual manner, all kinds .or' Wounds, Burns, and Scalds ; and - is tno,best,knoivn Application to old anal inve terate Ulcers, in the Legs, and other partS of the body • many of which it perfectly healed, in Patie n t s discharged from the most celebrated Hospitals as ineurable. It is also very serviceable in the Piles, and all scrofulous and scorbutic S ores. Sold in .boxes is. 9;1. and as, gd. each, duty included, at Ward's, 3 2 4. Holboary ; Pidding'si'ShaW's, and E.. New berry's, London. . - klso, by Wolstenbolwe, York; M. Tim •ple, Thirsk ; Turner,, Beverly ; Hargtove, Harrowg;dg, barren, Rippon ; Brathwaite, Kendal ; Soulby, Myer ston ; RansoineS, W e lt s , Norfolk; 'Gilmore, %Vantage ; Wariniustey ; Jennings, Dover; ,Woodward, Ports- • mouth • and most Medicine Dealer s i n t h e W es t of Eng Lind, w here •these Alejacines. have been generally' established up wards of E,lfteen Years. 2 126 3 3 o - - - 2 2 0 2 12 C. )IC .tti f the :nce, ovcr t I,ec i age °VC?' t drf fight, )tha- of 11:2 for wel I two un tried Litt altil in a; I SA, ~~;~~ r ope, yhe Oa- :014, ciao cin~ .5 :15 , 1 1 to 4 !Cu "me :1 7 1 - ‘ l ' 3 N 3; a ro , . ,L;le , t ,e4 L t° c tie ;CI re Ikt!' P#' )st: , fo. ars' the ( Cr. as- I ►IC j 5