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)I:c7l2'l4\' ': 4. 9 ' "' ' '-i Ti— ' l: o 7': : ::' , ''l '; ':--- ' ‘. - ;;\':1 . .... , t0t ,,,,,,,,,,,,5. v.— y ...- :,..„,,,,,,„,....,,,,,...„.. „„ ~,....,,, <„, V .0 4' :: ' ,6 - .%, : !• ': i+ . , ' I /LI." , ;71 Mi...- ..,-„/ ''' .1 :-.,,,'-' 'al,:ki..t.,. /1,--7.r....e :7 . .- -- - - --. - pr-Li .-1 .-7,-z-: • ii N ',r of ,'.,-,-, t'''' 74, ?"''' - 4•PS? : _ V ,' 1 . • V 7 - •-. 6 • . 7/ qt t.,,•;\ Al 111,11‘W ,. . . . . . :itymßEß 44§0.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IHIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 4, 1807, will be performed FALSE ALARMS; • or, MY COUSIN. The Overture by M. P. King. The Chargters by Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr, BANNISTER, Mr. (OHNSTON Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. DIGNV Mrs. MOU,NTAIN, Miss DUNCAN, • Mrs. BLAND, Miss POPE, Signora STO RACE. After which will,be produced, for the first time, a new Bal. let, composed by Mr. D'Egydle, called EMILY'; • , Or, JUVENILE INDISCRETION. ' the course of the Ballet, a Pas - S - eul, by Maderhoiselle PA tosoT. Monsieur Rigaciyil, Mr. lOUBERT; Wood Cutter, Mr. MONTGOMERY ; • . Lady, Constantin, Mrs SI-IA RP ; Emily, Miss GAYTON. YVtirts • THE DEAF LOVER. Old Wrongward, Mr. PEN LEY ; Young rongwardi Mr. CAR LES ; C pont Meadows, Mr. PAL MA R ; Canteen, Mr. DE. CAMP Betsey Blossom, Mrs. lIAV.O ' W E. .11 oxcs 6s. SecOnd Price.3s`.-,--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. "Callery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se "nd Price od.- No Money to be returned. b Places for rite Boxes to be taken at the Box-office , in Little '`, 4 ssel.street. ~The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Kali--past To.morrow, the Tragedy of Pizarro. A new Pli4, in, Five Ads, will be produced in a few days. A new Qperaiic Piece, in Two Ads, is in rehearsal. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, February 5, 1807, will be p‘frtormed THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Sir B. - Constant, Mr. MUNt DEN ; • sir B. Fashion, Mr. MFI.V I N ; Loventore, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Lady Constant, Mrs. GIBBS ; . Mrs. Loventore, Miss SMItH ; Widbw Beirnour, -Mrs. GLOVER. . , - • . WITH HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or,-THE :GOLDEN EGG. • The Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, • • are entirely new. The Overtnre and Music composed by Mr. Ware. The Pantomime produced under the Direetion of Mr. Farley; The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. The Scenery by Messrs. Pniilips, Whitmore, Hollogan, • Greaves, 'lodgings, and their Iti4;sistants. Principal Cilaratiers ' Mother Goose, Mr. - SI M MONS ; • . Qo' lin, afterwards Harlequin, Mx. KING and Mr. BO LOGNA, jun. ; • • Avaro, afterwards Pants.loon,- MT: L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle. ufte h w , M rarOs Z M Eany; Mr.NAGE' GRIMALDI ; 0 - das r. • Cabin-Boy (with a Song), .Master S.M 9 AL LEV ; Columbine, Miss SEARLE. Ilohespis. Second Price 3s. —Pit 35:6d. Second Price as.- ktal , lery :Ls. Second. Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second e 1, 1 ( Ki. —No Money to be returned. ztre e r e s for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart. 11 4 k 1 e Doors to •be ripened at Half-past Five, and begin at Past Six • • - 1 1 ,4, Friday, The T empest; or, The Enchanted Island; ' the new PantorniMe. • rjtSLTANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancerv, made , in a Cause " Thomas v. Jones," the i a l t d .. Alitai t and Specialty Creditors of Glamorgan E, ar . „of Form-ion Castle. in the County of Es 44. s i ` forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before John Fsq: 01 ot ihe Masters of the said Court, at his t i o l3 mbers, in SputhamptOn-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon n; or in default thereof .they will be excluded the benefi t „ ~the said Decree. . • i i .'lleasdale, Alexander; and molme,.Agents for the Plaintiffs. 'lv inn, J in. ;o, 607. PARTNERSHIP. WANTED by an Anaioneer and Appraiser, of good Business for some years, in order to extend the e -ric ern. hy opening a EEKLY SALE —ROOM, a Good 11 niati and Accomptant, as an EQUAL PA RTN Elt, who Pl~al)a' ath Premium, n. of at least tsol. exclusive of pl. to be , In e Concer f e -etters (post-paid) addressed to Mr. 'ones, Peele's Cof kl,, ouse, iileet street, will be 'answered, 4 - with real Name Place'of Abode. . I COALS 545. per Chaldron (Nletage and •Shoot ci ing excepted), very good; and the best large Never.' thl.qle Coats equal clmp-, itecording to the Milke,t, with s; Sacks ingrain ly five Chaldrons; prompt payment and thel ; l ensure st . rtetly aecordik to A , eyotParlam , el s it. „„ 1 orders for tne London Sea Coal omi.an. out Lump. "u -street, Holborn, are requested to he ad dre'ssed to HARRISON and CO. 4 0ss , s , ACHME, OR THE PERFECTION OF HUMAN NATURPE. ROSS respeafully informs the Nobility and Gen try,sparticularly those ot taste and fasin, that he as 1. 7 the most extensive and extraordinar h y o assortment h of ti tt -RI ES and GEN TLEME NY P E RUc2 II ES ever exhi tot7,l°t public view and approbation. Their superiority is th e i r — felY derived from their elegant undulations, nor front ihr l y ,;"" r sY and close adhesion to the countenance, in which tur e r ij u t hequalled, but from that stria resemblance to na which 11 they assume the very first moment of wear, and 11 ° oilier Maker cats acquire, or even imitate • affording t dearer Inventor the finest triumph of art, and Arline to the Ti l er a loveliness to youth, and a respedability to age. the , universal adoption and exclusive preference anrded Qaia since e P erhques on the last Day, and every faShiunable incontestibly pro ß ves h their' pre'eminence. -.‘ v ° s acquaints the Connoisseurs that he has them on sale `!: a arious iitics, forms, and fashions, Itc,rn 2 ) 3,4, .5, 6,7, 8 , 9 ond to, to 1, 0 Guineas each. h ad thantental Hair of the •greatest, variety may likewise be. slit ut all prices, et No. 119, Bishopsgate-street Within, ee doors from the London Tavern. PALL-MALL. --spacious PREMISES.—To be So LETT, together or .separately,se. or she LEASES to be Id, of two desirable u,dry calculated fur any üblic Office, hanker,,or Hotel, or any extensive concern ; the are held under the Crown, on Lease, of which ig years art= unexpired, and renewable for ever. These valuable Pre, ?lses are situate M the be s t p a rt o f P a ll-Mail, n early opposit e d Ca nton. Hou se . T he Houses may be easily laid in one ; are ArFonrag e nearly 4o feet and in depth 60.. 0 ther,ALconnau. ns will be graxted to a respedable Tenant or Purchaser that May require inure extensive Premises. ticards of Address, and further PartiCulars, apply t Mr. cltnes, zi, Pall—Mall, who will shew the Premises ;_ o or to _ Surveyor 4. .ton may ie had; , 46, Chancery.lane. .1:11:ttia:e pas- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1807. This Day was published, in , Vol§, Bvn. price vs. boards, QgRMONS,. by EDWARD EVANSON, A.. M. L.) 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'BIOGRAPHY. Memoirs of • Dr. Priestley, - published by his Son- Lire of Col. Hutchinson Memoirs of a Traveller in Retirement voyAtEs AND TRAN;'ELS• Carr's Stranger in Ireland Collection of Modern Voyages and TrA vets ;‘ , ",r-rtN(E; PICTUALUIVC.OFFIC.B, fan .27; 17. • THE. CO2limissloNENsfo. vicruALLJA ius ,11:17EATI"r, NAI'Y do held). give Nraice, That on _Tuesday, ,theloth GI Febrosuy nett,they will be r e.:;d; to receive Ten Jeri, in writing (l s'ealed ), ii treat j - cr wo HlindrediToni Of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, is be answerable to Saiisp.ies to he produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in de Original Packages, at the rate of from Forty. to Fifty Toni per tn.rk, into the Pitivalling Stares at Deptford.—And for Three Hundred Bag of KlNTisii. HOPS, of the growth of the-Year 1306, to be answerable to the Samples to he pm-liked with the Tenders, ;sad to be deliiiered, . . . ioo Bags in a Fortnight, by Weekly Proportions, into till-, Stores at Deptford. • ioa Ditto, in a Month, into the Stores at Portsmouth. And too' Ditto, , Ditto, Ditto, " Pi Mouth ; and ibe -whole to he paid /or by Bills, tqyable, -with Interest, The Conditions of the Contran may he seen at the Secret<ky's Office. Novregard WiII be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inses fel in words at length,•or that shall not be delivered to the Boa 4 before One •o'Clock on the raid Tuesday, the i:/ of Feb, nosy next, nor unless the Person Who makes the Tench'', cr some Person cn his behalf, attends, to answer, .wl.4n called fo,-- • A MO N 6 the Disord2rs of Healill we class an baoltutl Costiveness, and Ohs:rm . :lions in 'the VeS.e.is connedeci with Dir:stion, which, -frObt' the use tives, 'are nut rel,teved, - but they becotne• a Consataional tplaint, Calomel, Antibilious Medicines, and various Forinulx have been einployed, hut they certainly only dis charge the at:emulated matter, !buying the .;.tuse,still exist ing ; and every one, tin lei their operatin, flycas the pc,cs sity.of continuing, and peric:hcally inciea,mg the oos•_!, from the tone and sensitiveness of the Stoin4eli and I mcstine , be ing .partially dostp,ved. The success of Sl'l Y '3- TA:r ENT' A N'rICORBUTIC PROPS, in removing Glandular Obstn4tions„ impr,vidg the Apite;ite and stroying thati rrtation ::,.:using l lead ache, Sense of Nervous Alle,:lions, &e. give tell value to fins' ..iitiseorburie.; as when crupkoyed in C.iout, Itheuni4thini, Ulcerations, 1.4 Serophula. ' .A:lr..Spdsbury is n't accountable for any mixture sold, unless the words " By , the King's Patent".are• inserted_ at length Ore the_ bill of dircetions - , battle. and wrapper the sunup also (the King's deny) is printed in blacic , n,k instead of red ink Sold at the, Dispensary, No. (5, Soho. square, London, in bottles of ss. 6a. 1;1. and 11. es. duty includgti: .Compound Essence Ss. THE VE - NERSAL UNDER itsyaricm Appeirancez, and complicated Attacks, may pe swedily - and secretly' eradicated f o u t tit:: System by the use of Dr. 1' R E NI AN'; D ; winch, for th-Ar salotaryetietts in cleansing the fruni all im. putities,.wnether Venereal or S‘otbutic, ate term mcci SALUTA R S 13y persevering 4 iii the use of this Remedy, the Patient e,radually loses all Pain and I nflammatiun of toe Parts, all tOtil and 'corroding Ulcers, ScaoS, Lumps in_tne Skin, and other corresponding Symptoms, of this _cruel ancf rz.entless Disease : 7nearly thirty years pr7ietace h.tta prov,,d to Dr. I.reeitian, that all this is accomplished by - the aops, without the aid of Surgical Operations, cr the usual filthy application of greasy mercurial Preparations. Sold, by appointment of Dr: Freeman, of Hatton Garden, by R. Bade., No..}, Cheapside, corner Of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, tS , J, and Pickling, 75, Oxford-street ; 13s111 and Call well, Dublin :,- Scott, Smith, and Baxter. EdintTurgh ; Donald, Glasgow'; Manchester; . Lathbury, Liver pool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; and most Medicine Venders-in every Town, in Bottles at as. 9'l. each. NEW "MEDICINL ACT. NEWBERY • and SONS; No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, Pipprietors of Dr. taste 's Powder and other valuable. Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the - New Stam,, D Laws, of thlit Medicine will. be in future 25. 9.1. per Packet, or ss. btl. perbozen put the qaantity of a Dozen. Pa:kets in a I.)ottle (as made iqf for the Army and Navy) may be had for Al. 4s. And as the words "F. ,Newbery,• No. 4s, S.T. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it •is presumed will be a sufficient Sectnity against countei . frits, his Signa ture un the Labels will be diScontinued. The following are the Prices' of their otlier Stamps includ:Al ; but thi?se who purchax six, or 11101 C, at a time, will be allowed the Stamps S. s. d. Dr. Farries's Powder - z 9' Dalby's Carminative .1 ; 9 Do. in a - Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate , Do. Analeptic Pills 46 „ Pill.v - 4 o Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTina.of Bark 4 o• The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. fluxhatn's ditto 3. o Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 () • Tonic Pills „ 2 9 Do, ConVitiSion Oil 2 6 English Cole 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruthers Drops 2 9 DO. Camomile Drops 1 • 9 Essence of Ginger 2 9 Do. Paregoric Lozenges t ltd Ditto Peppermint -1 Angibaud's Blois ditto - t Hociptn's Pais EssenceolColtsfoot 3_ 6 Grant's Drops - i ti Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o l'z'cots Pills c Cephalic SnutE 1 - a' 'Henry's •M :gnesia, • 6 jones's Itheuni-Tind. 3 6 Norp,n's Drops - 5 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 S'pilsbury , s Drops • 5 6 Glass's Magnesia 3 6 Dr. . 2 e Wilson's Alterative 4 6 GreenoinJt's Tinct.ire t Ji King's Odor.talgic . a 9 , Do. Tutu Lozenges r N. B. As many Peisons mistake tli. l-Pause of 3.lc.:srs. Newbery, iihserve, that it is .it the East Eni]. of St. - Paul's, fowl - Doors from Chcapside, with these words inscribed on the 'CUE oNCy yV.AIkEifOUSIt 'I , OK DR. AML S's POWDER," This Day was published„. By Mathews tr - nd Leigh, No. 18, Strsn•l,- H. D. Symonds, Patern 4 ster-row, London; Dugdale; • Dublin ; and may be nad of any llookseiler,in One Volume Octavo, with an cif atit Portrait of theAuthoc a' New Edition, price only 35. containing nearly 3-.0 PageS, of . ) li QO N LOMO's GUIDE TO' HEALTH; or, Ad vice to,kotii Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints. Ex plaining), in a concise and plain Manner, the mode, .treat ment,, and most eth,:aeious Remedies for the following Dis easn, WhiCh are nested of under their respective heads, viz. • .Artirtiim ur M iseairiage ' , I odispositions,attehdant on Asthma . 'Pregnancy' •A p; - ,et tie; - Loss of • . fraligestion . , ls.arenness • juvenile Indiscretion Billows Complaints ' . Lowness of Spirits . C hlorosis Or G re:en Sicimess. Menstrual Evacuations Child-hearing - Nervous Diseases - - ConWmptious 'Organism, or Secret Venery • Female Diseases Pregnancy Fits ~ Phthisis, or Cough Fluor Albits, or Whites Rheumatism El Juin - ice, or ‘Vind Scrofula Gleets • - .Seminal Weaknesses Gonorrlura Scurvy H,pectiondria, or Melan- Turn of Life, cooly Complaints &c. tee. ' • To which jis added, - nn Essay on the Venereal Disease„ Glit'ets„ and Seminal Weaknesses. The whole illustrati and interspersAi With a variety of authentic frets never be. fore, published. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. The Author is proud to _confess, that he has been assisted by many einineat literary medical men, to whose labourCaild assistance he is inueli indebted ; they, as well as , himself, • have toed the remedies prescribed, and , acknowledged their salutary and poWerful efficacy. ord,rs given to anydloolts2ller in Town or Country for ~ Solomon's (..ui,le to Health," iwill be duly executed at 'only:3s- each copy, free of carriage. 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OR 'Thirteen rears I have relinquished all other I: Practice for the Treatment of Venercial Coniptailits, and the cure of those deficiencies winch are the'consequeitces of a destructive habit. _ _ _Ti:. undoubted qualifications which 1 possess,•as a Mem her of the Royal College of Surgeons, timnerly 4-lin•geon the Army, and the extent of my experience ir this peculiar tine, constitute my claim' to that superiority' witicii be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respec Love general P.raciitiorler whose mind is liorasekt by aticis.i,ti art iinniense, variety Of Disorders. The very . singularcomplaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world t have been consul f.al, must have considerably ciondneed- to my perfedcompiehen sion of the most complicated• Cases. , . If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo ment, and if such Cases .of 'distressful disarrangentent ths) exist, as those which are the consequences yt ail. habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title - to treat - theirs iii :n a regular Surgeon, resigning all, other 'Trochee for the "Treat inenj of these, and concentrating his at tentiOn atod studies to this partictilai• point ? In recent Cases of I nfeaion, all •Pain, Danger, and Dis. .tress may be avnid:.!..l, and its the • first se:,ssltioits of local Weaktn:-ss, much future misery iii be prcvented, by such means of re-:minl.l6oli AS i restore health anti strengths to t',;• Constitution. • Through inconsiderate neglea the slightest cases hecotne important, but it is the iacqUirtrusent of exciusive expe.iefice isathsiS line to give a site and permanent restOrattott, even whets other Pragition,:i's have tailed. 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