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, . • - _ f - ,4A , - VAL. • - 4 . 1 0 .t• «ir , !hi 7/ ‘`\ ~i; LM % - e, , . P„ NUMBED 913.1 THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. To- MORROW EVENING, Jan. 21, 1802, . • Their Majesties , Servants will aa KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Henry, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Earl Douglas, Mr. CAULFIELD ; Hotspur, Mr. KEMBLE air Richard Vernon, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Sir lonn Falstaff, Mr. PALMER ; Francis, Mr. SUETT. Lady Percy, Mrs. POWELL ; Mrs. Quickly, Mr. SPARKS. WITH THE ANATOMIST. - , On Friday, the Tragedy of The Regent, with anew Piece, caLed Urania, or The illumine. On Saturday, - Romeo and Juliet. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T 0 - NiIORROW EVENING, Jan. 21, 1802, will he performed, ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. With New Dresses and Scenery. • The Principal Characters by Mr. COOKE, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. rvIURRAY, Mr. IdETTERTON, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. DAVENPORT, NIr.IVADDY ; Mrs. H. JO - HNSTO - N, Mrs. ST. LEDGER, Mrs. BEVERLEY, and Mrs. LITCHFIE LD. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. CLAREMONT. The Epilogue by Mrs. H. 101 - INSTON, The Music by Dr. BUSBY. WITH HARLEQUIN's ALMANACK. On Friday, Folly as It .F lies, with the new Pantomime. On - Saturday, the new. Opera of Chains of the Heart. Ladies and Gentlemen who have Places for Mrs. tilling tart's Nigl4ts of Performance, will have the earliest notice when she is sufficiently recovered, to appear before the Pub lic. MOTICE is hereby given, That the Trustees of 1.11 the Turnpike-Road, leading from Cosham, in the County of Southampton, to the City of Chichester, intend to meet at the Bear Inn, in Havant, in the• said) County of Southampton, on Monday the Is t D a y o f F e b ruary next, at Eleven o'C lock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of borrow ing and t a ki ng up, at a rate of Interest not exceeding Five Pounds per Cent. the Sum of NINE HUNDRED POUNDS, On security of the T o ll s and Duties arising and payable on the said Turnpike-Road. And all Persons, desirous of odvanc ing the sam e , or any Part thereof, are requested to g:ve No. tice thereof to M r. I ' . Rhoades, of Chichester. By Order o f t h e Trustees, Chichester, Tan. 8, /802. T. RHOADES. XTOTICE is he re by given, That the Trustees of theTurnpike-Roail, leading from the North-End of Farnhurst-Lane, through Midhurst, to the City of s_hester, andirom thence to a certain Wharf or Quay, called D_ ell-Quay, in the County of Sus Sex, intend to meet at the Day Inn, in the City of Chichester, on Saturday the 13th `l' February next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon; for the purpose of 'oorrowing and taking up, at a rate, al In terest not exceeding Five Pounds _per Cent. the Sum of ONE 'THOUSAND POUNDS the ; on security of th e T o ll s and Duties, arising and payable on said Turnpike-Road. And all Persons, desirous of ad-. la lleing the same, or any Part thereof, are requested to give 1, —Qt ice thereof to M. 1. Rhoades, of Chichester. By Order of the Trustees, Chichest er , j ail . g, t 80.2.. T. RHOADES.. WANTS a SITUATION, in the Mercantile ~aN Line, either at BOMBAY, or BENGA a YOUNG 1 0 , 1 7 I %v t, ho understands the. Linen-drapery Business, and Years. 7 'llak: would wish to engage for . Five or Seven A Line addressed to R. W. Mr. Canter's Library, Mar tate de , te n ,L, cribing terms and p art i cu l ars o f s i tuat i on , wi ll b e ar. IRELAND. - WANTED b the ROYAL CANAL CON!_ y PANY, an ENGINEER (in the room of Richard Evans, Esq. deceased) •of experience in Canal- making; . whose talents and abilities will bear the most unquestion able 'f'erutin ll* --- AnY Person answering this description, will meet with cornpensa.tion suitable to his exertions and merit. Application by Letter, the Secretary, at the Company's Hou se ' No. 28, Lower Or-; mond 0 or otherwise, will be received by .cua, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration on Monday the I . sth of, February next It is requested that none will apply' but ' • such as will in every respell above description, - anSwer'the Signed by Order, MARK KERR, Secretary. • - Royal Canal IloUs9, Dublin, Jan. it, 1842. 11 ------- TT A. Large TOWN .TO 7 R ES I DENCE, fit for the im- U KNISH mediate Reception of a L arge Family ; i t i s well ED ; mak es ' u p from 15 t.• 2o Beds ;, Offices o every description, C oach—house,;, and Stabling for 6 HorSeS situated No. 2, Hanover-square. Also a very neat Furnish... ed House in Holles-street, and Nos. 6; and 65 in Welbeek-, street, ,Cavendish -square, all nearly new Furnished, and per feetly clean. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Bull, N o. 21, Wel-7 beck -street, Cavendish-square. 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In addition to which will be given, upon the Plan which has received such general approbation the preceding Years, - FIFTY TWELFTH CAKES, As Prizes to be Drawn for by. the First Four Hundred Masques ; each of whom, upon Admission, will be pre sented with a Ticket, which, it drawn a Prize, will entitle the Holder to a Twelfth Cake. oz- WINES of the first Flavour and Quality will be provided. Admittance Half-a-Guinea only. A Commodious Room will be appropriated for such of the Company as prefer Dressing in the House; and Mr. Bealby will attend with hiS Wardrobe, and will supply La dies and Gentlemen with CharaSler Dresses of every descrip tion and a great Variety of Black and Coloured Silk Dodd= nos for hire, trom Five Shillings to One Guinea each. 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The SECOND EDITION, Revised and Correaed, of ADESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of PIC TURES of the different SCHOOLS, with RE MARKS and ANECDOTES; and to which is added, an Answer to the Coniplaints of Parnters. . By NOEL DESENFANS,, Esq. Late Consul General of Poland in Great Britain. The said Catalogue contains also the Conditions under which those Pictures, which were purchased for HIS MAJESTY, The late KING 'of POLAND, will be sold by Private Contra t, and by a CoMmittee at the Great Room, 'No. 3, Berners-street,.the third Door on the right, from Oltforcl.:street, during the Exhibition,. which will begin on the izth of February, ISia, at the Admission of One Shilling each. Person. No Catalogues will be deliv.emd. at the Room ; but this i s now selling by the following Booksellers : Catici and Davies, Strand. Hookham, New Bond-street. jones, Paternoster-row. Ilookharn, Old Bond-street._ Black and Parry, Leadenhall-street. - And Lackingtun and Co.'s, Finsbury-square. 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' The present Work, is otlera-to the Public .its, a . cOMplete and comprehensive Musical Dictionary, and as Irk/4y to su persede the impel - fed and incomplete Musieal—Trittionaries which exist. at present in the English Language. The want of such a work has long been felt by students, amateurs, and professors. In boarding-schools and private families, the author believes it will be found of indispensible use to every young lady beginning to pradise.; -and he hopes it will be no less generally received as a necessary appendage to, every Piano Forte, and to the Library of every proficient in the Theory and Practice of Music. Printed for R. Phillips; 'No. 7x, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by Thomas Hurst, Paternoster-row ; Clementi.and Co, Cheapside ; Golding, Phipps and Co. 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T has been .the study of the Proprietors of the I well-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS first corn. posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPILSBURY, at his Dispensary, No. is, Soho-square, London, and continued only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public against the Impositions which are daily practised against Medicines possessing the first respeaabilay ; and as , the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been found not only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as the list of cures accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc tions, will testify, as. well as the Treatise on Diet, Gout, &c. 'written by the late Proprietor (which may be also had at the Dispensary), single them out as fit objeds to try, un, der their . sanetion, such spurious imitations. For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favour of lis Majesty:s Corn. missioners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed a stamp on each bottle, printed in black-ink, with the words "'S pilsbury and Co. No. 15,-Soho -square," expressed upon it, which, if the PurchaSer attends to, together with the words " by the King's Patent," on the battle, bill, and wrapper, With the addition.of the. King's Arms on the larger, he may be as sured he has obtained 'the Genuine Medicine„ as sold at the Dispensary, Soho-square, London, in bottles of ss. and as: each, duty included. The only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of HONEY, invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. OR Coughs, Colds, Astiltnas, and Consumptions; .this Medicine is unequalled, the Atrunatic and'Consump. five may rely ; on Relief; and by due perseverance, on a radical Cttre. Those whose Lungs arc injured by Cold, or oppreSsed by a quantity of Glutinous Matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy.—lt opens the thoracic Duds—heals the' soreness of theßreast—rerneyesdifficulty of Breathing-promotes easy, Expedoration, and prevents, as well as Cures, all Consiupp tive Affedions, so fatal to thousands in this country. The LinnTus of Britain (tor such was Sir John Hill ern phatically;called), produCed this Medicine by concentrating the virtues of .that excellent Pedoral, Honey ; and, by his strict attention to the analogy betwixt vegetable juices and animal fluids, wag capable of judging of the most proper Ve getable Produdions to alleviate those Infirmities to which hhuman nature ,is subjed; .but however great the benefit which S i uciety at large have, and may reap,. from the labour of his active life and vigorous understanding, numbers have materially sUttered through the imposition daily practised by wicked and designing men, for no Medicine was ever so uni versally counterfeited as this ; and, a few years ago,' the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, 'of Peterbro', had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London. A SERIOUS CAUTION ! • Peterbro', Feb. $ , 1789. Whereas Lady , Hill, Relict of, Sir John Hill, M. D. the inventor of the well-known Balsam of Honey, hath lately commenced a prosecution against toe, for selling a spurious Medicine of . that name ; I hereby declare, that the Balsam of Honey, which 1 sold as genuine, was . prepared by iCnemist and Druggist in London, of whom I have bought for some time, supposing such Medicine to he genuine. I therefore acknowledc my sorrow for the -injury sustained by many persons taking such spurious Balsam of Honey, particularly the Wife of ;he Rev. Robert Fowler, who had nearly fallen a sacrifice by the usovof it. - JOHN HORDEN. The Genuine 13alsIm of Honey is a Medicine of such exalt ed efficacy as to-cure a common cold by a few doses. It is an infallible preventative Of Consumlition, by preserving 'the Lungs from.ulceration and discharging the viscid p h leg in.by easy expeetoration. It is as restorative as Asses' and newer disagrees with the stomach. None can be genuine unless every diredionis signed " B. Shaw." Sold wholesale and - retail by B. Shaw, No. ^4, High-street ' Borough, at 35. 6d. or eight in one for 25. and may behad, by his appointment, of oneor more Vender in every town.—Be Careful to ask for "Hill's Balsam of Honey."