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r. h ~"~ l Jtl 415i , ' .1 NUMII~It 41071 __................................................—.-- ......- THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - l IIS IIPRESENT EVENING, -Nov, la, 1805, will be p - THE SUSPICIOUS erfOrmed HUSBAND. Mr. Strickland, Mr. POWELL ; i Frankly, M r. 13A RR yMoR E ; - ' ,:' Ranger, Mr. E LLIs - ro , ST , ; lack M , - , ggot. Mr. PALM Elt r.: 'rester, Mr. MA1:11 EWS ; . hits. Strickland, Mrs. ANS ELL ; . . lacirittia, Mrs, DORMER ; After ti ~ . Lin.etta i Illiss,ME LLO N. 11:41, a " r, Melo-dtaniati.; Piece, With. appropriate vi e . ron,, Scenery, 'to Commeinorate the Ilh o m ". 1 AND DEATH OF LORD VIS. NELSON. ti sa;.itlid Overture by M. P. King and mr. Brah,tin. !.. WITil THE HUMOURIST. , e ,_ D.i)tile ' Mr. BANNISTI.R ; ~.. ...° 4l 4llion v Hall wit ' .Mr VIEW! T Z 1 7 ,R ; atadore, Mrs. SPARKS ; . Nana, NI IS3 BO Y C E . Price 35. -Pit 34,1. 6d, Second Price lA. i Price' ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second It to, be returned. :opened at Half. past Five, and the Play :es to be taken ,of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Russell.strcet. 7.finatic Piece, to commemorate the Vic. Lord Viscount Nelsen, was last night b.iiiiant anti overflowing Audience With l4iastic;..applau) Iron all parts of the lc repeated every evening, till tutthei no.. ,nf The Cabinet, which was performed this Theatr e) yesterday evening, Was re tied marks of ap.probatiou by a brilliant , dence, and wilt be repeute4i to.morrow. ~ d ied The Liar. Haney `loan ; with No Song no Supper fountain: The Weathercock is deferred till further era of Th.; Haunted Tower i.; in rehearsal, :ed in a' tew (I,y ~ ' ELI FuR DisCHARGz AND EV( F ONs Foit. StvI4LL PEBTS, Cidifell-Strect, Stroid, '4l)v. 6, So;• ttIVEFACTIONS since the last , s. d. viz. REPORT, ttr i "'Th. Earl of Kerry ;4th ilehefaalOn) n ° 7.) rii:,9 41 . 41 , Esq. Orr Iti!toulpii and Co. bir li 1 „ 8 "6, Esti. per Secretary, -A , x 0 —Mr. fiewrigien (165th) is: 64. 2 o A 1., 41 ; 4 .'P(2. years) . • • • - co Wia ;,, 111 IC "t, per liarryneraily's - " ' s a ;et Llevayncs ad Co. • - cr butuvceit I'. T. al;tt i M. P. C . o l - _ • 1.11, tio'Lt • , tsq /II ~X.lllCr ordoir . Esq. • ' . ‘ 4l Ard Ij ow •r, dory;' per Fuller and et Ur W t Arth • ~1 111111. 14 4 fr , S. : 14.iXtuit, ' Esq. per Secre ta ry Ljorloaltkii I ay, ver ditto ill the I..l;tttt.bOX • 30 , , , • A. 2 2 A. 5 5 0 A. to so a ,A. 2 2 0 2 2 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 o 0 0 NO, 166 S 2 sr b et; ge and relieved from various Prisons 4t q lizi l° l 's tor the Sum of •-• * 189 " 6 erect the case s of so Petitioners. .Approved. -- for Cluvacters retitions ; and Rejected 3.. rer "'„ a "ttoffs are received by James Neild, Ls+ the !ea , - fin u „' 0 -hey ne. walk, Chelsea ; also by isiessrs.. Mines, !1,. e ' t 7„ 41. . , and CO. bt. I AnteS'S-Strect .k 41 ,;"1!t Iviessrs. U lief and Chatters, 1 ,0 !- 1 ,Iti-b!"-L( 4 t r — . I kitfulph 'Cocks, and Ridge. 114, ' 4 l ',orrice aid Co. Fineh-latte, C OllllOl Me3 ZZ' *O, imersley's, -Al all; Messrs. V ores, Lucattou, a . nd . • Z7Al..orribati-street ; sir Matricw 810x,t14.n.! and (;n. ( 2 9. Ttn,„, Let iiiltc 11:strer ; and itt: the St:clri.ir) ao Vtlf,Z.reet, Strand, where the Books may oe wen by y - L 4 i a nt,:tuted to SLlpport thi • C 1.41 ity and wile "' the s° ' s • the first 'Wednesday in cvery FOR. BILIOUS DISORDERS. 1311 . lAmES's lC IT% L Ls. a these PILLS new Mode ofAdtninis PILLS, t utu. / the advice of an eminent Ph .siciaii (see the new I.)t. kilious Diseases, so prevaitntyP artictliarl Y arnujig lltt4t er 4 who have resided in hot climates, are reumved with hilt ea " iind Saki) , than by any other Midi`i"` They are *it . *hi acious in all Disorders of the Stomach and Bow. 't,41111:1 i ndigestion ; Los.,of Appetite ! Habitual Costivenes., Itabi ti /e ; io Lne Flatulein2ies aaCholics ; likewise in Coot) , * 1, 1 '41 iT, ll „,%•sid(liness or It'heirmatio Pains in the Dead as ;Ts A c.Pcoasioned by Free Living, tliocbY Pr'7fe"tir'g l c rdu te "T°Plexks, Su often tits: ‘ut:Joilticlice ca . 1 • 0 i',',Mtl, o - " r ,” should be had to them on .the first attack of a „le t slight inthiposition, or ;titer any excess or co -1 be , k in; 41.14 thus choir wuu.knawit Chafaaeristic l,aintained, of promoting Longevity. - ghttl `e`tets fills: I never be without the 4114 :t P i o tk P ills: as - they - r a e n ci t iii'r s e l neitheir i;ontiwinelit Did 11 (4 the 11" 41° t* • • • at the Ware. "591t1 only by F. Newhery. and Sons, ant, K.. k int y s N,,. As , St. Paul s...i.n , urc l u e .., r 114 'e in ur n ci " B min Clkapsitle London janles S Li! I. At lar, " ru ton.street •in Box t es, price - 4s. 611. each or iii e Utl 140 X, contain . ' the quantity of stir, for a 45. Duty 4t- F. • are. ‘v1514.1 ' x N( ine li g L euttine . but those which tiu , ve 1/I , e 44114 ""14111 45, St. rituva," tagrotc, tat: Ai Di Seefirvi I '1,44'19 Second Tth 1 Alone 3 00 , 4, flam 1 , 4 st Si 40 1'44 far th e B ox ,' 4rit a i n Little H heat t4 tYbilil W Akio f) r' .beatit of re` by A h rht tie IPturoti.,; and toiliu4 rice he Cantle Op era th, run...! at t tkivirl , I tinqualiti riverlio wing Ata • TO WhlCh will be ,(1 , friday. T he -4,T xatetta, Agra. new Farce of Comic °Petld kih.2vill be Orodkice- ,K THE NEW GRAND NAVAL SPECTACLE, . ROYALTY THEATRE, WE LL.STREIrr, GOODNAN'4 FIE LDS. 'TO -MORROW EVENING, THURSDAY, the 14th, and SATURDAY, wil.l greienced, n ever,_ performed, an entirely new Spettacle,,. founded. on the late Glorious VielOry over the Combino Fleets, near Cape Tre falgar (adapted for the Stage and prodlicettby Mr. Astley, jun. interspersed with. Songs, Recitatives, Ducts,.4e. writ. ten by Mr. Upton), cal 44 , , HE DIED FOR HIS COUNTRY - • Or, NELSON VICTORIOUS. In the course of the Speetacte 'the following new Scenery, designed by Mr. Grieve, and executed by him and Assist ants, will be displayed: t, Cadiz. Bay, Combined and British Fleets; Recitative and I wet, Spaniard and Frenchman' Messrs. Thorpe and Decastro. a, General lingagethent. 3, Cabin of the Vic. tory, and the ever to be lamented Death of the Gallant Nel son. 4, Quarter-deck of the lateentaure. The Line broken. . The - 1:4.-ineraire attacking a Spanish and French 74. Old Engl a nd Victorious. 6, Gun-room ut the Roal .Sovezeign Song, The sailor's Glory. Mr. Woolf. 'p, Tower-hill , and Gioriott News ; 'Cain 3.;u141g4t attt Nelsotes U.torg, Mr., Mader. And lastly, a Grand Alleginical Sketch. Duet, The Hero ot the Sea, Messrs Woolf anti Isaacs: " BRITANN lA's CONSOLATION, ANo NELSON'IMMORTAL. Characters, • lord jjelson,. Mr.. Ridgway. Capt, Hardy, Mr, Taylor. Capt, Dull; Mr.. Boulange. Capt. Cook, Mr. Biriun. Admiral villeneuve,' Mr. La ,- Toise. - Admiral Gravina, Mereerot. , lack I unk, Mr. Slader. Tornlitraf, Mr ' Den Tack; Mr. Isaat:i. Ercuah-Otficer, Mc, De. „tom). Spanish Oilker. Mr. Thorpu. .I'arirei'Miss Ilan tison. Mars, Mr. Dubois: Anil Britannia, Mrs', Wal. lack. English, French, and Spanish Sailors, Ivlatines,. Sadiers, eec • To Which will he added, A C rand Speaac.le, called THE CASTLE OF OTRANTO. • In the Course of the. l vetting; a New Di vertisement by Mr. GI ROUX, and the Titter. ININS(`,iItt )UXS, From the Opera- house,. their cit If A ppearance. The Girl of my Heart, Air. Isaacs. The Land we Live In, Mr. Woolt. The. Pedigree - of Roderic Macwhack Fenugino, Mr. §Lider, . • The whole to conclude tyith a COrnic Pantomime called THE ORACLE. Harlequin, Mr. Tavlor, Mrs. Pincott. And tlown, Illr. Dubai% Doors to be opened at tiall.past Five, to begin at Hall-past Six o'clock. Dox 46. Second Price Pit as. Second Price IS. Gallery us. Second Price (iti. S‘wild!'rice to commence at I hilf past Eight precisely . . Places to be taken of Mr. Nlobbs, at the Theatre.. • On Moriday. next a Change trill ta',..a place. • ' • 'FLOWER ROOTS.. R AM VALLE has just landed his Annual Irn 'poristion of DOUBLE HV ACI NTH s N A ROS: SUS ROOTS from iiiityj LEVANT CLICUIVILiER, end cyrkEss sEEDS. To be had .t:Ws Warchouso, No. it, St. James's 111a4tet. lY ED N S Y, Nov ti rfa •..“!‘). TWELVE THOUSAND POL. NOS. A Gentleman will immediately give the above weth. 14,14151 t.; LT Ili, for" n Life, ur utliors that are. in,,ranie. Nu objection oe made to a Patent P1a1.3.: or that is laiVidlly • assi,Jiable. A very' Puce wilt be given, by implying personally, or by letter, post-paid, to Mr. ttulxrts, No. 22, Cecil-street, Strand; who is also authorised, by most re spectable Persons, to advance , several immediate Sums, from 2301. to a large amount, tor like Seettritiel Upon' Estates, Houses, Funded Property, and elergyincies Liviags„ re deemable at Their option. - • , . • joHNSON's POETS, Ite-ecliml by Dr. A !KW, and . embellished' with elates, engraved by Nlr. Heath,. t 2, 13, and 1.1. This Day were publitilte4, • With Seven'PlateS engraved by Mr. Beath, from Drawings by Mr. Thurston, hatillsomely printed on a tine Paper, and hot-pressed, in' Threq Vols. I•o9lsealt Odivo, price thic Guinea, or on large Paper, with Ptoof Impressions of the Plates, ii. ttis, in:boards, • rrHE WORKS of JOHN MILTON, with a Prefne, Itiographical and Critical, by SOlitlei John., son, LL.D. and Remarks by J . Aikin, M.D. • Printed for heath, lithroy-square'; and ~G. Kearsley, Fleet-street, • Of whom may be had, executed in the same. manner,: th 6 first six Volumes of this new t.ditiou of Whitson's poets,. comprising, . Tne Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, price a Guineas, 'or on large ever, 31. tzs. boards. Vol. 7 - , 8, .and 9, The Works of Abrahant•Cowley, price one G uinea, or on large Paper .11. As. in bniuds.• Vol; toand 'is, The Works of Samuel butler, nrice•.l4s or on large Paper, 11. 4s. in boards. Speeillly %ill be published, In Two large Vols. Bvo with about co Quarto Plates, A TREATISE OF I‘IECFIANICS, Theoittical, Pratical, and Descriptive, By DIANTHUS GREGORY; Or the Royal Military Academy; Woolwich. The First Volume wilt contain the Theory et Statics, Dy. narnics, Hydrostatics, liviirodanymics, and Pneumatics The' Second will compr;se Remarks on the ?Nature, Con st ration, and Simplification of Machinery $ on Friction, Iti. gidity of Cord.:, Movers, Lc. ; Ind I)Cscriptulfla of m ore than toe curious and useful Machines. This' VoWine will. he enriched with able Mechanists and Civil Engineers. •• Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet.street. • Where may be had, by the same Author, t. A Treatise on. Astronomy, in t large Vol. Bvo. with nine Plates, 15s. tuts. 2 ; Lessons, Astronomical and Phibisophical, for the Amusement and Instruction of Britislt Youth Vol' blow 3s. 6d. hoards, • In the Press, and speedily ;rill he published, In Deftly and Royal Svo. rrHE AVORK.g.o►f JOHN DitYDEN.. With a LIFE of ttio uTtiolt, and Notes, Critic4l and ll lubtratoty . By TVA L'l'E It SCOTT, hsq. It is a circumstance neither honourable to our taste nor to our national feeling, that .in Itundreti years have elapsed since the death of 1.43 , den (one of the greatest names in Eng. ! I st! Poetry}• without having furnished a complete Edition of his Works , lii the earlier part of the last t.,;entitry it is pos. sible that the general and unbounded ailarirali.n .ot Pope, and of the Sehoot of Poetry which he Inuncicd, diverted the public attention lima a .W titer inferior in taste, though excel. rug Win in geniiis-A4leient in corredlties, though iilf supe rior in energy of thought and diction. But its it is tuns since the Public have looked' back with a favourable eye on the Works of the ancient and powertul Poets of the i7th (7eti tury, it is presumed that a Cotripletc Edition of I.)ryden's Writingst.comprehending his (frigmA Woiks nf every l)e -scription, lutist now b eonsi.lered as til lineal') a disgiaceint blank in the L..iteratute of England, Test i.t th 6 intended Pali shall he given aCC u . r oc i y !fie best Edui.,„ .I.tw Notes and lliu,trarions art , ,Lich a Jniuc'bCert'clittatc:d bk the Etlitot'a drip 4t , {loi: of the iriipartAnce of the .takk... '• „ „,.,s.. 4,...-;.6,,,,1- id— trol's'z't •;17',/,',/,::::7774171'*'5i r ' .. .7, 41 ~,,,,,,, . ...,.;.;. a,‘ .: • • ilk , U N. ~~~. .~. .ORIENI'AL 1-1Y.L1),$1)();CrS• (Dedicated, - by Terrnisiion,, Ana under the immediate Pa , tronoge of, ilia Majisty anti His Roy a l Highness the Prince ' of Wales, tits Royal illOiness the, Duke of York, the the'Court of DirettAs of the East.lntlia Company, &c. &C.). Long projoaed Work of the WILD SPORTS pt I NOt A, r hi nitizieg a no vaand curious ,l AT URA L HISTORY of Hlti WISTAN; publishing in Number's at ts. each, by E WA RD E, so, New Bond-stmt.. *'" A Prospcztus is nom ready to deliver, and five Ntim. bets of the_ WOrK'. • Puesday Next 4Vlll,be published, 1 - land,sinelY printed in thgarto, on Writing Parer, • Price, inboards,, ..... TfZHE .FArunit's DAILY. JOURNAL, AND CONIPLETE ACCOUNTANT, reconintended,to all Fanners, well Proprietors as Occupiers Qt Parfils, Stewards, &c. as rile Illobt easy and ready Method of kccping ;lie Accounts or.r Farm so arranged that the plainest Capaqty, watt a Know huge (if Writing only, 'nay keen a niost'sitettrate and y Account, as 5,,e1l of the La. b0ar!,44.1.be P ruins or tin! • .ItY A PRACTICAL FARMER. .Printed for P. C. and I. Rivington, No. , St. na Paul's Clurchlard and sold by all ilook.sellers in Town and Country. LADIES. erz-rn' Superfluo4s ELtirs are one of the greatest • drawback:, frimi the b:atity and delicacy oldie Female Fare, Arms, 4:e. is atitorect by. every Man, from the I , iin‘e sth the PeaSsnt, 't'o rerabve them various l'reparaticins have . front time to time, s:Arted up ; but most ut . them, althougi; pompously advertised, having been liaund either inefficacious or deteterioui, arc fallen Or falling to the ground. In praise of l N T's F, lit AT() , which stands absolutely unparilieled and justly celebrited, the f roprietors wits only Observe, that it teniiptes* the flails in a few minutes, without injuring the skin, or causing any unpleasant sensation ; that' tt has been happily 'applied and highly approved in the first Circles 91 Fashion and [tank ;.anti that Lathes may see. it used,';intl thus have ocular demonstration of its efficacy anti innocence belOre they iliakc: a purchase. • it is sold, by appointment or Trout and Co . . wholesale and retail, by Mr. Perrin, 23, :icilithitinpton-strect, Covent-gar. den ; and retail by a the principal Perfumers and Medicine • Venders in London. To Ladies in the Country, inclosing the amount, tree of postage, it will be immediately forward cc! ; price ss. 'To AFF'LICTEL). 1 - -1 R. SOLOMON derives the greatest satisfac the.tititri_tw'r ofCases that almOst daily occur ellicacy_ of the Cordial Hahn of Gilead is de in.eistr..ted, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous syMptonts of Nervous OrSonters ; and he is fully' convinced thit nothing has tended s. trim.li to establish the tame of this Metlicine, as its certain success in these Complaints which titrike their roots so deep in the constitution, and are so fatal . to the happiness of Undoubtedly these iiintimerable,Cases and Cures de. serve 'the most serious eonsideration. The first Nobility in this Kinedam have testified- their gratitude to Dr. Solo. 11100 3 01 (.;ileadflouse, 'near Liv e rpool, by whom this valu able Medicine is prepared, for having been cured of all Nerv. ous Di‘e,rders, with all the fang train of sinkings, anxieties, and seniors, which so dreadfully ailed the weak, the seden tary, sold thedeticate in then, so great is the dad of this ' 'Medicine that:every syttiptenn of Disorder will in a short tuna be succeeded by cheerfulness and .every presage of Health. It animates the spirits, and renovates the whole man, Whereby the chill watery fluids become rich and bal. samic, and the circulation resumes its natural state. The Cordial !Winne Gilead is therefore earnestly mom. rne n u c d in weak and shattered conatifutions, weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria, tremblirat; horrors of the sexual deuitity, and all other Diseases arising from a relax it state of the Nervous System, and often the - copse. titzei:c el intcruperanc,:, dchauchery, inattention to the neces sary cares Or !ICAO), or luxury. In sedentary, inactive, or studious life,. this Cintital nein: has unitaersa4 established its r,.storative eflicaLy, and may be justly enumerated with toe foremost of tit ,se happy discoveries which medical re search:has root re,l the b!.!...,regs of the human race, aild greinest 03014terAdic::: to ',moan misery. Thousands aethis day in the three Icnigrf.ins, and most parts of Europe,. Asia, and America, live to [teas the day they • first v aPplied to this adinirabie and enjoy the blessings of uealth, who Might otherwise leave dropped into an untimely grave, Ole victims of early imprudenc,:, 'rho v3kturiii,-rl.O by b,llll, who has received from his parents'the inheritance ci a dheased and unpruilfie frame ; the delicatifemale,whein an immu:ed and inactive life, too ,ther with the immoderate use at tea and other weak and watery alimems hos, it tIOU ap) Wilt of hers,•branight on all trie calamitous iyinprems or 3 consumptive habitoind are, without timely as, rstance, sinking i n t o an grave to stielt as these the c:ordial Ihettii of Gilead will aflJrd the ntoSt permanent relit, r,;store (under Divinc inttaence) . to the enjo ~writ of all the cumlorts of life," Youth :tud Jo of - either :,cx, arc equally the . obje,as of this Restorative.anti.ttt ►will uniformly participate in its sal ü bri_ qu4n e .s. 'and cifcets ; for whether the system is tated in the early pill of life, or is sinking tinder th,!, t ,iv 4l ice of Nledicine will Afoul immedi a te t ealnr3art3icl a l v eor retut i'is 1 . ' ii"; 3 lte t a l ; i th and strength, by giving torte to the in‘ascular s) stein and ytgans of ,digestipti, and by re. novating Chetut t ioft, To the Yottn,s.; it :sill antri lasting health, strength, and spirits, in plaie at lassitude and debility ; and to the aged and Infirm it v, ill assuredly tallish' gretit, relief and comfort by gently ankt c. icly, imi4urating the system. Nervous Disorders of evcry kind, and from whatever cause arising, and all that train of ainkings, anxieties, and tremors which.so dtetidt alFeet the weak, the sedentary, and the delic ite, will in a ..ti,rt time be succeeded by cheat - . fulness, and every presage. of health. Those who have resided lit the West Indict can testify the salutary effects of this wonderful Medicine, its sanative qua litres have particularly ben proved itt the late alarming epi (ionic complanit, the \retina/ Fever ; and those who are lan , gold and relaxed in their .whole system take this Aledieine with Ow happiest effects ; persons, therefore, going to the East or Wes, Indies cannot store a more important article of heslthsins! lite. • The Corli4 Bdrn of Gilead ettriches the blood, without it - laming tl ; hr ices ‘6titutit sumulating too violently the nervous syswill ; trees anil elishathens the viscera and other imitortaM ; resolves obsti uetions, and throws nit vis., cid strong humours ; stren4rlietis the general habit, and brings :hack the tnn:ieular !litres to their natural and healthy torte as it is calculated to pioduce, in a considertible degreei, all or 'any or tiles vi.re6, Si it !mist, under certain modifications 'arid restriOnins, be equally adapted for the cure at every spe.. cies of decay, The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold at Half-a-G anea a Battle, .and in, Faintly hottletz, containing the quantity at four small Bottles, whereby there is a SaVitig at 95. Calif by Mrs. Mathews, Na. lg. Strand, I„encln ; Smith; Perfumer, No. )g. and Mr. Raeburn, North bridge; Mr. baster amt Mr, Soilth-liridge; Mr. Davidson and Hitsband, Elder and Co. heltitt.ntrgh ; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W. Cameron, Green: tck ; Browning, Paisley; • Craw ford, W Young, .1 rvine ; A. Forsyth, and 1% Whiteside, Ayr; W. Cis G;,-- vau; 1, ca i , i - cm , N e w_ Douglas ; T. keuilbright ; Kirk. ably Myth, Leven; 1; Ueinpater, Cupir; Allan, Dun. Alec ; Craigie, Montrose ; -1. .and f . Anderson, att:rdeen ; Dr. White, Bann . ; Mtlittosit, Inverness ; T. M`Kesizie, Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Strantaer; folins.ai and " 1 4 11 tkrsuit, Steatitic; Coke and iteiel, Leith; Alexaticles, Dunfermline ; Wilson, Dunbar ; Mout, Ar.. broth; Diunfries ; Phor,ion, Berwick ; Weddel,' AlttPltea l'ater:;;)4,4thatliil43, ;i1,41 Jamieson, Pe terliesel ; Trangate, Glasgsw; and hy ittost Booksellers and Veit/leis of Patent Medicines in the Unite,) KihAlorn rooserve the wends "S.intnel-Solotrion, Liverpool," is en . graved on Ili,: sta-rip, without svip‘ti twheitre geninthe. [PRICE SIXPENCE. ii. ".--'' ' i -.::,...:,.it5,,,, .... L, , :„...„ 4 .- : , „ \;:::. A.,.;;:,,,,,, . ~...1„,,, li:,,,_:_i '''\ • - •3" 3„( -", . ,„_)„,t,.., -11., , . IVA L. 1.1 Ni.;,,C) L, Nov. 7, Clio T HE COAIMISSIONERSfor rICT(7.I L LING His .414,yft'S rp, N. 4 1 7 ). do herehy,Kive . .V.tfre, that ye:Thursday the zist isrt. at Eleven 0! c"..4ch fuet - 14 - e4., in the Foe noon, the) will 43e ;eat& to sell, to the Eighe.kt .Bidder, at Ills illa. PrePerises at Deptford, the fid lowing Provisiwq and PithialliegSteres, viz, Bread, Bread Drtst, Bake-house S ‘veeping., flour, Flour Sweepingf, Raisins, Re Sweepings, P ease, Pease Screen. ings, Oat.rneal, Oat-meal Sweepings, Bags and fags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Tongues, empty Tierces and Irish Bear... refs, Old White Rope and Tarred Rope, Butter Grease,. Slush and Scrapings, Cheese, Oil, Mney, and Sugar; New Board, • Doriblet and Slab-ends, Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, Foreiin PuncheOri, Hogshead, Barrel, Irish Half Puncheon and Tierce Staves ; Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, Rum Putwheori; zinti.Wine flogsttrad, and Foreign He:ids, Tif.tir mut Or). tit.uting. Wine- Pipe and flnauty Pie 4 .ez, Hoops ut various , t;;:r.Hptioi, t?rokrrt 4Y4/4 t rirokert Sta , ,os for Fire. wooti, lyiogin His M kiesty's tualiing Preaiisei at Deptford. • A Dei oail al ~51. per cod. it to 7r made upon 1.4 , e itmostnt Lath Lot at tfr.' , e time of Sale ; and if the remainder c 'dove:* be not paid, and the Partieulays &Jen away, 'triad* lonvorking days alto 7, , ards, the. Deposit will bePrfeitel, a. d a.te Gota,, le, 'main the Prolerty o/ the Crown, The othek Coidilions wary be rent, and pririted Crabgzter may held,. at Ihe Stet apy's Office. 7 RANSPOR7'.OI,'I,I(..E, 03. 18, iS TO BuanEßs, &c. PRISON OF WAR, D4RTMOOR. HE.. COMMISSIONERS for condueling 1E AlA74srr, TRAys PO Rr SEitYIC,R, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners lPar, d hereby he N.ties., That thty will be rea,ly tit this Vice, ou liondir the 16 , b day, I Danaher next, to receive sealed 'under, front steo Perms as hia, 6, willing to CONTRACT for the lit! !.DING of a I' RI. SON, fur the Confinement of Fist Thousand Nis:Arils cf IPsr, on Dartmoor, in Devon:err. Plant and Speelfleations will be laid for Intterilen on,llfonel.7 ti.Te 18.tb day of November next, at this Office, 'and at 'Parr Rapti, on Dartmoor, near the spa on which the*Pilson it to be built., The To. , dert are to coniain Proposals Jar Prieet fir ex, curing the Work, indu.ling every Trade, or for any teparnte Trades' re• tptaively, 'will the nature of sufficient Sureties' for/NIA/link the Contrael .betialtertg be entered ivto. Tk and hatordarylialt toil! telver 03.2f1t Acres' he eons/rated of 11.4.:r Shoe", t o LV h, r„,( e , J th e 4e4Vered Poi•eks o,r ike sp,t, ltrhere,there is als , tine g , avel, :and, and water thy a're for he Auredl.4.qth Miter, and rocja With timber and date,: MIT ir f litiart from illnrroes tj Ptv . xtebtetk• Is miler, Aottt'lltvirrack' six miler, and jErbor (1,14 ) ) rriacj miles, where there is rod Lime, and ter which [,bete ie iVavigazion ,up 16e Tavy, _Pon I'ipnon.eb. No Tenders will' be received after One o*Chek inn t pecesseSer the 16th, the day 0,1 treaT, nor will any bra:tended to renters an Patty or an Agent p.s- Lim, should attend. CAPITAL TIMBER. COMPAISING 3258 OAKS, i 4 ASH, 419 11. IS, and 2til BEECH. 'ro be Sold in Tweill) tnur Lots, at tin! Black Bear inn, liorigerf ,z. The ASI-1, 6 LM, and ECU, on Sattirddy the ix December ; aad the ()AK on Friday 1; ,:h o f next, at r.l.ven o'Clock urthe Forenoon a c ,ch day. The greatest part standing within three Mile s o f thc lace of S.IC, SAtai or water Carriage, and the rest near and Ai interbouroe Monkton, ne , ir. Marlborolig'o, qrs. Descriptive Cartionlars, ti the Conciitio,.s or Sale, may be had at the Black 10.4 r stOreaaid of Wit tikc, Woodward, at ItalliSllttrY, near tionAerfoid . ; VaiSey, of Monk t,01.1, near Marlborough ; of Mr. Ntisom, of Pet.. wick Farm, near Watitage, who will shcw the ditto eta Lots, in their respcittive ; and . of Niessrs. Pearce, and Kent, at their °dice, No. s, Craigia.'COurt, Charing-Cross, Ltandon. • Clit:Va1.111:1t RUSPINI' s and TURE. THIS TINCTURE, which has for so many years been used and sanctioned by the hrst Nobility and Gen. try, will be found mOst salutary during. the present ,Season, the effeZts of cold and damp air ota the Teeth anir Gums be ing rep:lied and'countera:.ted by ita Balsamic and Astringent qualities. It is of powerful use in defending the Nerves Con, rieaed with tile Teeth, which ale now !oust ltabl'.; to b at- Jetted. and often with the most excruciating Juin.-- For vio lent Thoth-achs the Chevalier feCOlnnionn4 leis Elixir, which will almo,t instantaneously . remove tli it anguish. Medicines, , with Ids Styptic for the stoppage. of Bleedings, internal and external, are to he had of him,- at his House in Pia-M.4H, opposite Carktoii.flouse, Where, the Chevalier and his Son ale tit daily attend nice. ThoSe who require their aid shall be as well satisfied of their zeal and - attention, toC montsbACUM CiOnfya. 2( )1/ T'' .von N N 7 o e.a .. r 2 s 9' l 4. lTa i s lici r - e s li r i e l e g t t i u s, ,l e i r o ji d . :1 3 11 I :titr i.,:t,, , 1 the I:ream - teat of Vemre.lC-widaihts, and the ture t those deficiencies whtch are the o f a destrudive 'rite undoubted qualifications which 1 possess, as :1 Meina 4)er of the Royal College of Surgeons, tormeily =i Stir, , ,eon in the Army, and the extent of my experrenco in this h.:col tar line, constitute my claim to that ittperit)f,ty, which c a n not be attained by the illiterate, or even Oy the titt)st general. Pradititaier, whose I:w:ti is li:ll.l,f,e(t to air in variety of I)kont,-e:;. The very singttlahionti,a;ol Le: •It• ,it which from 'every p.,ri ;ii the !: , must have considerablt, tient, . stun of the most comp:re:net! .• • If Diseases arise how the ttlw, cot mein, and if sod) Cases 44 411144... .t , Il tt • . exist, as thu,„.. ‘•ttteit. ate t;ie . vice, can :my Ml', :44,;anitt .1 rtetter • a regular rcst.oing tot or t Meta Of them:, •inti Lotii;,N)tt4tii.i4 ,412 - Aultiou st:ltiq.:s it) this particular point In recent 4. Or Intl:a:WO. Danger, ansl DR tres4 may tic avoid...ll, and in the first sens.itions of local tVitaltness, mtitAt miser) may be pievente s i, by sucn mean , ot • 4 5 will texture ilealtit and iitrCligtll to the C 611 S litul 1011. . Through inoonsiderate neglet thiC3lightelq cases : become important, Ina it is Ilia acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a safe twit t)rittnient restoration, evert when other Vractittoners have fatted. ot remuneration RI e precitely stater) on the first interview, but letters mu atk,iwer 4 d uniesi x .3,,r0t ovate is inclosed. MARTIN HUE, Menthe,. of the R oyal Cul reo. Sitroons in London. No, 2.,), Arundel..fireer, Str.rit.l, 31,1,4 "temple-bar. ican additional in WAter.Strett, Adjoinnr . Tie L --------- ' ---- - AI Time of Mrs. SIDDONS's appeartn4 until after , ! Lamm. ' • THEATI(E.R ~ COVENT -GARDEN. . COVN-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 13, 18°5' •,, . -. will ne pc•itili . iliM • , ISABELLA ; • , Or, TIi.r.'.F.ATAL. MAR„RIAGE. Count liiildw in, 11r. NI tittRAY ; Hiroo, 'lr. KEMiILE ; Carlos, Nlr. C. Kit:WI:Al Vilieroy,: Mr. IsitLINTON. , • Isabell a , Mrs. SIL/D )NS. After tlie 1 , 1,4% , 3 1. ,,, ,a1 NI iical Impromptu, t al r le d l'n e „ 4 ' NELSON'S GLORY - . 1 , 1031 011.(le will, a R e p resentation of the l ate Triumphant Lugtgeirient, fou g ht on t h e asst o f October, looS• 1. 0 which will be a•i,led. the Nlusical Farce of: ' ' THE TURNPIKE GATE... Sir Edward, Mr. HILL; . .. - . Henry Blunt Mr. INCLEDON;' .. Joe Stand/Ist, Mr. EMERY ; 1 1 .1 4 ,. Crack, Mr. MUNDEN ; jt,,,. 1,:, t),lri. INSA-i•}: ,i , all.l Peggy, Miss.S g A,RLE; I'f'' i ' i : . tqt, t . Niiiets 70, .(.1 9 per ' C i lt.lll %' 1 1 : 4 1t, ki I ' S t , K t) . "." ' 4 ,W ty tt, led il,t i..,41,kP'151 'i'''''''l4'.;*lh.:';'n " Plce. I 190 ti o ,. ,‘, C e n th e , . xes to be taken _of. Ali, iti,,,ii!c in tirt-street. Brandon, .at the ` l l l ,iih ~,‘4 Piece of Nelson's Glory hiving been received tver,i'-',`e,r4teti shouts of - approbation, wilt be repeated v e ry . ~,,, till farther /Izalco. A 4 - s o- , ken o w ii Wilt, he uroduced a New Comedy, in , f've t,h4r,,,,.‘"l Tri t t belinciiient • or, Scrim ,. CompanY• I ." t0, , ,,,..'„ e.i6 bY Mr. cook c , Mr. t brunton, b Mr. Munden, Air. 4 111 , -•,'. Air LttWIS, M,. C1001*(1011E, Mr. Beverly, Mr. tir,l, 'lc. .-tikins. Mt. litddy, . Mr. Finery, Mr. Liston, 10,41ti,e10, Ni t , Ntit,„ri Mr. H a n e y, .Mrs. Gibbs, Mrt be u r :., M I 1 11, rs. Di o di n . w i th Th e Quaker. `l l4 Q U. " I " ' :.,...........................................' * i'llUi,,, 1 ••••••••••;.•••••0110 01 . 1110 ..... ' T . C I Pl'Al` ...