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hj.r . . • L" • • . 4 , 11:111AS ' , • • • . • ~V:~,,:E~ `.~~ g~:j TUE BDA 1, FEBRUARY 10 1 1807. [PRICT ..SENRt H .:I 4. 1 bY ' lONS )fIS, ; ard ' out not rag's a.ed lir THEATRE ROYAL, DI(U-RV-LANE. T HIS PRESENT - EVENING, Feb. 10, 1507, - 4)eilir inert - CASTLE SPECTRE. OsinOrid, h 1 r. ILA RR YMO E ; • . , Reginald, Mr. IL SI DDO NS ; • ' 'Percy, Mr D F. - CA NI Father Philip, Mr:-PALMS.R ; Hassan, Mr. Pi\ RTLEY ; Angela. Mrs. H. SI DDONS ; Alice, M, SPARKS. W4TH• - . TEKELI ; Or, THE SIEGE OF NIONTGATZ. Count Tekeli, Mr. H. SI DDOIs:S ; Wolf (his F-riend), Mr. DOWTON ; Couht Caraffi .(the General). M REES ,• .itlexina (the Heroine of Montgatz), Mrs. POWELL. 4 ,.0n Thursday (hy particular desire), "Che. Haunted Tower ; 'er which; Emily ; or, Juvenile -Indiscretion ; with The "edoling Da)4. " And on Saturday will be produced._ (never performed) new Play, in Five Ads, called The Ciirrew ; 'With " a Pro' 'R ae and Epilogue. After which, The Deserter`. • • new Operatic Piece, in -fly° Ads', is insehe4r s o. , ORIGINAL VACCINE-POCK INSTITUTION, - Broad-Street, Geiden-Square, Feb 18.07 TORDERED, HAI' a QUARTERLY COURT be held at this vo Mist ;tut tun, 0o TUESDAY the .17t h; 91.february 2 :at " —ci,el • when the luilowiu -Resolutions l` ; P•- Y • g be submitted ist. Ices., ,t That the Premium of Five Guineas cicon- Viue to tie ottcred to those who shall take Small-Pox after v accinat.on at-this Institution, -- after having been - certified to., ut secure, ThitaS - Persons, not inoculated at this Institution, 'owe neen reported to have - taken the Small-Pox after Vacci nation --R vett, That Two Guineas be given to..ea,ch of t.lch P e r sons w ho shall -attend 'at No. 44, Broad street , e.dert-square, any Tuesday or Friday , at 'One o'Clock, to tinhenticate, provided they a're hot already published on "tithorit—Tlrii Resolution : to be in force_till Mi dsummer y. , . • - - Resolved, That it is still the Opinion of this institu toil, that Vaccination is a Security against the Small-Pox, tile Condition of second Irioculatien i • and that even with set thi s : Con di t i on , t h e Failure is so tittle hazardous, that tie Practice is highly beneficial to the_Publio, although a 4. tew I ndividuals may sutler; white,-on thecontrary,Varioluus Ihoculat 4 o ll atuvois a Security to Ole Individual • but is hip. bus to the Public. . W, SANCHO, Secretary. FRIENDS of FOREIGNERS in DISTRESS. VOR the pdrpose of ,more effeltualty Relieving wain:intuitForeigners, and, .of preventolg. those cou t Il, g and per !ssing Ca. Is . upon the Benevolence of Individuals, veral Persons nave tniied •in taruling,a NEW .INSTITU n ON, detiohtinJted " Society Of Frieno of Foreigners tq Distress*: , ' whose object it will he to assist the needy 'riemiless Sirdagei'„ and to enable such as may desire it to I llorn to their own Cottntry. With this view, a PUBLIC tiLETING . will - be held at , the LONDON 'TA VERN, Isilopsgate-sfrect, on THURSD A Y N Ex : r, the v2th 4 2' Twelve olloek .; when an Outline of tire Flan, will be *lblnitted and the Committee earnestly request the attend. lice ever, person who tuay'he inclined to co-gperate in this beneVolent cksi;:n. Eedt , :rit-street, ii,lford- CLIARLES MURRAY, '.row, Feb. 9, i 607. ,Secrets )i,( pro temp/ace:. The Chair will be taken at,One precisely. .„ y. AN INN, ON a:ilE StANi S, NEAR. WORP.RN. 11) ICI3AaD HIGGINS; •who - :kwit SWAN t • • i NN,'NeWport-P.ignen, lihckS, many years, iriliarins . tlte N ,bility, Gentle:no,. Travellers, and others. that, in :e ice o',. Cite GoAt . Inn being shut up, and of there be-• crily orte:roaing,--house in Woburn, he has, at the pant elar ,equest :arid scili6tation of several of the Nobility and ) eritiernen Travellers, wher. favour and friends-It)) lie so 'ibt4ll ) . e xperiencee , durit:g His residence at Newport, taken hiinselt tire Poving Business a g ain; andbegs leave to dare thein,.eve.ry : attention and accorninodatkon, both in the and yard, will be .strictly attended to. , fortable Slee:ting-roorns and Welhaited Beds, the best ties and Spirits, arida well L . supplied Larder.— Post,ch*es, able Horses, and 4..areitil Drivers, with.expedition: • - • The .I.Y4taitee frOin , Newport is eight miles, and ten dam Dunstable. Custom-House, London, Eeb..4, FOR SALE, / 3 3 , Order of the Honourable the Cammissioners of His Ma.: • • jesty's Custorits, On Mo,day The 9th, T uesday the Loth, Wednesday' the t and , Thorstiay the nth, of February, txg7, at Threc, o'c lock to, the Afternoon of the said Days, in the Long Room, • Custom"- linuse, London, THE ,following GOODS, which are allotted in mat! Quat;iities, for the better accommodation of Me several Dealers, as well as:PrivaW Persons, who choos; 1.0 become Purt.hasers. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. Arraek, Shrub, Cordials, Nyine, Corn Spirits, Ripa, • H a eslen' Oil, SO, C hina, Seltzer Water, Stags'-Horns,‘ dusk ; . Sugar and other Groceries, War. Candles ! Rhubarb,. Ch• ina Root, Sword :Blades, Plate Glasses, Provisions, • Tobacue A shes; 'Peal hers, lA,okiog,Glasses..Glass , Ware, Boats, I%eals, Timber, Materials of VesselS, Sails-, T e a, Coln e, Clif.LAate, thaix coloured Pa— ,,Fans, Pearls, L.:ern iliart Beads and Stones, l.ackered ,dare; Books, Ostrich 'leathers, Base Coin; ConteelirorarY, Vottish tos, . Polished Agates, npositioli Paste, 'Foreign and "jri I,ac, Bot os and S Bronze Powder, - and sutidty i nlier.soris of t: o :iits, as mentioned in the Catalogues. • CLEAR OF ALL DUTIII3. The Tobacco Ashes to be viev..retl at the King's Tobacco ...arehouse, London Docks .1 the.• 80at,,, Deals, Timber, Lnawials'of VesSels, and Sails, at'4 lie Tobacco Ground, rear "iteenland Dock ; and alt the,other G . .ods at His Majesty's ttrehouse, Ciistorn-t louse, London, on Friday the 6th, and „turday theito of ebruary, front tiiq NloinirtA to Vne in the Afternoon, and in the Morning of the Days Of 'ale where Capiogues will be delivered. B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for on or Zioje Monday, the 2d of M'arch, tgo7, between the Hours Nine o'Clock in the Niorniog...and Three in the At-ter ' or the . D eposit made thacon,absolutely bo -,....%tiftirfeited, and the Goods rep-sold= riuture. b SaAai. NOTICE TO 'MARINERS AND OTHERS.. ALL Perotis going Abfbad'arerecil;cted to take Noti-e that th- YELLOW FEVER POWDERS, to t d rreveutive , Intusion, which(le ,, lri).rs the "ireels of 4 11 ,Icis.of Malignant Fevers in hot or unwh m olesoe Climates, 111)1'.,Y be obtained at - the Warehouses... which havo been esta, c,;pled with, the most Philanthropic VietVs, at No. 40, as 4ri : l 4 Cross, near the Ahmitalty, .Lohdun , arid . No`.. [6 ,- 'street, Liverpool, by appointritent - ,of the Directors )e Institut iO Disnn, to secure ses generally Hpre,yaii. ealth Foreign:"Parts, where _ of e owders and Infusion- are packed in Tin Boxes; each l . ffi : T wo li ch Contains a Quantity 'sucient ;of. One. Person for Months, ..to , etirr %vith ample DirCitiont for its Use Itt e ,.;,i'Plit.atiOn, 1 amonized and strong:) . TOcommended fs 4 iAr and. Eminent Physlci4hs, _ . HE JAPAN BLACKING - ,smade by DAY 1 „- awl NIA It IN : This invaluable Coinpositioo, with , the itskiai labour, produces the most brilliant jet blaelc :•; ver benti.t!li, peculiar nourislinwnt to the Lea:llar, soil the finest Linen, is perlecll% i; - celforn any un an..l will retain its virtues any climate. SOld, ‘vholesale, by" Day and Martin,' at_ the Mantfitictry, ()••• 11,,lbotti ; retail by F. 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A tourney to the Western Islands.of Scotland; Svo. ss. in boards. • AN' ADDRESS. • X 7 HENEVERfife ProprietOr of Dr. NORRIS's V v DROPS solicits the attention of the Public, it is with- 4 4 pleasing_ confidence, inspired by the knowledge that this celebrated Medicine is-too universally famed for its .un. : eqUalled virtues as a Specific in . Fevers of every dedeiption; etilds; and all Disorders, arising iron" obstrueted Perspira- _ tion, to permit such an Address to appear intrusive ; .tor to pOsseis ability to Save a Fellow-creatures' life, and user - it tot, is.to be deficient in duty to Loa, and SOciety. The nu. memos testimcwies of gratiuoe for health restored, when all other means have failed, best prove its title to the universal estimation it has obtained That motives of-gain shotild have deprived numbers of experiencing the tintivalled Efficacy of these Drops by the introduction of a deleterious Counterfeit, is to be lamented; but the favour of Government has per= miited - an &lanai guard against this base fraud, by the name of " Thomas Norris Moore" engfaved on the Stamp-round each Bottle: as the Stamp Duty now equally extends to Ex.. litigation, it is /toped Druggists and Venders will attend to this indiSputable mark of their being genuine, as all possible rntans.have, and will be taken, to expose such a dangerous imposition in the West. india Islands, where they are highly valned is a sovereign. Remedy in the most malignant of Pu- Arid Oisdideri, called the Yellow Fever. --The family Bottle, ass. to be had only at the Do6.lor's . House, No. zo, Lower Brook-street ; where Orders for Ex. litigation are duty executed. S pnal ler sizes, at I is. and as. gd. sold Wholesale and retail by-Messrs. Bacon and Co. No.- zso, 0 xford.stteet; • THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GII.EAD, . PREPARED by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-Hoiase, near Liverpool, Which has risen to the very pinnacle of fame for it 4 superior. Ellicacy in Nervous, Debilitated, and COnsurtiptive -"complaints, loss of Appetite, Indigestion, lovhtess of. SPiritS; Sie. of which the following rentarkable• Cures are incontestible proofs : Sir, Truro, Sept. 16, 1206. : My son lames,:Was ve/ydangerously ill by the bursting of a bl o od vessel, and violelnly alfzetr-d with pain in hi4;..sme. Your valuable, Medicine has perre , Ltly,restored him '• and, as a'fatt net proof of the great efficacy Of your Cordial . fialen of .1 call :assure. you, that. Mr. Daniel Clark', *of the Post-office, in this torn, has recovered his health by that Medicine, after being' last year',iii a deep decline, toul in a very alarming,state of debtliyy. I am, Sjr,•yotir obedient Servant, OpPoslte'llearee's HEN Y OSLE R.; Copy of a Letter fri'mt Mr. Brett' (Father Of the lafe Mis. chaprnan,Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden), now . -11, *yeais of age, and resident in.Llyerpool, to whorn reference : may be had. . . • To 1...)r, LCIMOIst. .• Liverpool, Feb. 14; iSos: For many years duting,the Winter season; tat in tc. , ggy wea ther, I have been subject to Asthma, cough and Wheezing, which rendered my breathing very difficult, so that I could scarcely follow my profession as a AlusiO.master, particu larly when 1, had to ascend rising ground, being obliged to stop frequently, for a considerable time, to recover my breath. After Having taken every thing that Was preScribed; in vain, I was prevailed , On to. try. the erects of the Cordial Balm of Gilead—a single bottle produced the most happy change for the better, every symptom was relieved, and I can safely aver,' that it is one of the best Medicines I ever for such a complaint as I laboured tinder, and have no doubt of its being of the like Service to persons sudirring under the .Same affliction. I am, Your obedient Servant, G. BRETT. Priee . Half-aX uinea a.BOttle ; or the quantity of Four, in ,ene Family Bottle, for 335. on which 9s. are saved (duty cluded),,which has the words " Sainl, Sbloinon, Liverpool," engraved on tlie . Starnp, without which none cap be genuine. Sold by •Mis, Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raebum; North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow 'W. Carrichiti, Greenock •,' G. Browning, Paisley; H. 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Tliat Pri4y the zoth Intl. they .bill he ready to receive refs di6 in 'writing (sealed zip), and treat for what RIVETS, COOPERS' TOOLS, and C()()PERAGE STORES' the service :of this Department May 1 equire far the tpace of Or., Year from the Dater of tbe antiwar ; to he delivered init. 'the Vithial ling Stores at Deptford ?. road to Se paid for by Bills, payable, ;with: interest, ninety elrfrs after date. The CoraitionS of the nettraßs may be - seen at the Seeletry's (Vice. We ;..tga al will be had to any Tender in which the rt:ife shall riot be inserted in words at 4,-ngth, or that shall not be dctiver4 to the' o2ret Word One o'Cloi t k on the, said Friday the zolk Inst. nor _stalest the. Person who makes thr Tender, iiisonse Per. :on on his behalf, attends, to answer, when calla for. QFFICI OF ORDPI.II\VE, • Feb:7, ISn7. HE PRINC - IPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.: lESTY'r OR , WIANCIs; dr; berebr give 2\raier, to'syci Per.oos iimay , have Samna' WA I.N REF, I'l Ni R in their wsestion,, ,s Or•-who may be inclined If Jell the.r Walnut trees in the prsent season, that th 7, the Prinapal Officers, null! be ready to purchase such imantitiet of Irtlnut-tree Plank as may be from time to time tirdered to them : the Plank :west be .cciencl ) and ft fir making' lirisket.voets, ay.l of the thickrers of titre in(hes: and a half, and must le delivere,i Ln the Tonuer, whe;-e paynteni will be made, in ready rn.ney, when required, fir the iteiomntedation,f PersOrt baying small qto ,quantities so 5'40,1 as the Plank has been measured and atproved by the Offityrs belonging tO the Rt6...:1 .11anuittiSry of ...email Arms at the Tower. Each Proposilsnxtt stecify the qugrtity of Plank to be Sold, and the s Priet: requityd for it ter Foot sSperficial ; and the same it io he for , z4,a , dear, addressed to the ,Sect:etat-i to the Board of Ord :lance, qffleeof 'Ordnance, Pall Mail. By Oafr of the Beard, R. 11. CREW, SecrrrNrr. This Day were published, Elegantly printed on tine Yellow Wove Paper, by 13111 an. tyre, in:_five Vols. Royal Bvo. price Five Guineas in ex• fra boards, • • E - .WORKS OF *WATtER SCOTT, Esq. Vols. E, 2, and 3; contain The Minstrelsy of the Scot tish Border ; Vol. 4, Sir Tristrerm, a Metrical RWI . I3I)Ce Vol. 5,..T.1te Lay of the. last. Minstrel, with Ballads and Ly rical Pieces. - • • • Printed for I.ongmati, Hurst, RclS ' and Orme, Pater noster.roze'i• atid A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. , Of whom May be had separately, z. The Lay of the Last Mtnstrd, 4th Edit. res. 6d. 2. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces. ad Edit. 75. 0:1. The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. ; Vols. 3d Ea. Its. 6d.. - - • • 4. Sir Tristremo !I:l,etrical Romance. .2d Edit. iss. . . „COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTHMAS, of many Years standing, have been Cured.by.ROßßE RD'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COliGti DROPS. . . . .COPY of a LETTER from a Respedable DRUGGIST to Mr. 111JTLIZ. , • Stit, , . , . - • I ~.. Have lately received from the use of your - Roh berds's Balsamic Elixir, or eough-Drops,_ the greatest benefit which any human preparation can be the means of ,conveying to distress : -I was violently afilided wit h 4 cough, cold, and fever;. they continued so long, and shattered my frame so excessively, that at every tit it was thought I could scarce survive.attother; my. food gave me no nourishment, the flesh was wasted from my bones ; I was for many . days delirious; all the medical _assistance around .okithamploa failed. • A' Lady of our town now suggested to Mrs. Bazely that remarkable cures had been etleded by Robbenls'S cele brated Balsamic Elixir, or Cough- Drops ; a trial.was made of it • the first dose, by the blessing.of God, gave me very ,conscdcrable relict*, from that time I became every day sen sibly better; a single bottle restored me to my 'former perfeot health - a•recovery.altogether.above the expedation of my family and friends. 1 think it my duty to make these fads as public as possible. . ~ , , Lain, Sir, your humble Servant, AARON BAZELY„ Druggist. Okehampton, June 22, iBo3. A Caution.-1 0 prevent dangerous Preparations, per favour of the Commissidtters of Stamps, 4 ‘ K, Butler, 4, Cheap. side," is engraved , on a Black Stamp: which is affixed' to each bottle. • . . CSold, wholesale and retail i at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, orner Paternoster-row ; .and may. be had of most Country Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in Bottles, at 2s. 9d. and 6s. each, with ample Diredions. To THOM AS ",rAYLO R Esq. Sir, • . . No add . o, New Bri,ige-street, L on d on . . T CONSIDER it but an of justice due to the molts • PA Ti of your LEAK E's PAT fNTPULLS., to com municate to you thefollowing Cure which has recently been k t tiviated -by them —. An Actfilaintance of [nine, by the breaking out of art old. Venereal Complaiitt (-attended by a complication - of disorders arising therefronS), was reduced al most sq.a 'skeleton ; and although. he had . the hest medical ;,,,t vice which cou ,be obtained, and t ried . a varie:y of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured seemed to suit WS Case, - or to-do him any service: - he remained in t most re... ducal and pitiable situation foi two years, linable, to toil dwit "his profession,. and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs; in fad no one who knew mm ever: supposedit pos sible for him to recover. tic was advised at last to try your Le'alce's -Pills—he did so, adhering striglv to the directions given with them. ,He -had nut taken more. than two boxes be. fore he ,found an alteratiost for the better: this encouraged hi m to : proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his. appetite and strength. gradually return, and is now i: healthy and stout as,any m 34 1 -knyw. You ..are welcome, Sir, to toter any per Son to ine lot a confirmation of the above -account if it-should be doubted, . , • I •arn, Sir, , your-ebedient humble servant, Library, FOlkstone. PURDAY, • - Prepared, and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. T AY Loa, ,Member of the Royal College of Surgeon', • London, at his House, No. 9, New liridge-s,trecti Where, atter.a constant residence of more Allan +arty Years„ in a pradice particularly directed to the cur e o f Vene real -Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of -Generation_ in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men - of his Profession, should always observe, he hatters himself, the 'adVice and assistance he gratuitotis -ly administers to Personi taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold,. by his •Appointinent, for the convenience of.. Mote living at a distance, at the Pertlimet s s, No. 35, St. Al ban'sstreet, Pall Mall.; the Toyshop, No. 103, .oxtinal street ; Dishorough's, No. 7, Fish-street,hill ; Mr. 'Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinbtirgh;• Mr..Mi ( ) amid's, Glas. gow ; bir. Bull,-Daine-street, Dublin; Mr. Billin- h e's . verpool ; Mr. Atkinsuids, Manchester.; and by one. •Person in every considc.traOle Town in Great Britain. int Ireland, in Boxes of only is. 1)(1, each, se - sled up with f u ll . an d plain direaions, - whereby persons of either sex may . cure themselves with east, speed, secr , 2cy, :,n4 safety. • • Every !sox sold in G l'eot i,niain is sealed, up with scamp, on whi::,h; !"..y q.svciur of the C.oininisioneri, is osiot-• ed at we " r: Taylor, Nr.4. 9, .Ne,t tuifrUtete Which is felony, ektiali otneos: court., terfeita.-•- _ •