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' v . -1r - I I itt y t o tl, r) .. 1 - S P • ‘rst's -- 4,./§ • II! 1,, \\‘' ~1 R! ~, I ) , ~: NUMBEI 3840. j THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. s, 1134:1, will be perf6rineri, THE SOLIYIEk's DAUGHTER. Cuvernor Heartall s , Mr. DOWTON • Frank Heartall, Mr. BANNISTE R.; Mr. Malfort, Mt. POWELL ; Malfort, jun. Mr. POPE ; , Ferret, Mr. PALMER ; 'Timothy Quaint, Mr. CO LLI The Widow Cheerly, Mrs. JORDAN ;.` Mrs, Malfort, Mrs. H. TOHNSTON I Julia, Miss C. BRISTOW ; Mrs. Fidget, Mts. SPARKS ; Susan, Mrs. SCOTT ,- ' •Mrs. Tewnly, Mrs.. MADDOCKS. • After which ',for the gth time)the new Pantomimic Ballet of- OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRE-SIDE. 'rile Airs accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Wcippert. • OklHatlequin, Mr. MALE ; Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE. Young Harlequins, t faster OSCAR BYRNE, - Master TOKELY, Miss•C• BRISTOW, Miss A. BRISTOW, Miss WELLS. OW Columbine, Miss TAY LOR ; Columbine. Mrs. SHARP. Young Columbines, 114 c CaltmWlN, M'.s R GOODWI'I. rVifuc,Mr.IISHER - I 1i44 Punch, Mr. CIOII , IALDI. • wt ru , THE PRIZE • • Or B z, s, 3, S. • Lenitive, M r. ANN ISTER Mr. Caddy, hit. MA D DOCK S; Heirtwell, Mt. DE CAMP; • Labcl,• Mr, SUETT. • tuba, MissKELLY; Mrs. caddy, Miss TI WF.LL ; ' Caroline, Miss DE CAMP. - Sexes 6s. Second Price Is. Pit.3s. 6d. • Second I' ride le. Cgiery zs'. Second Price.ts. Upper Gallery is.' Second price 6t1. , -No - Money to be Returned, Places for the. Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-OfficoArt. Little Russell-street. 'the Dons to be . opened at half' past Five. and • begin at ball pail Six. • Vivant .Rex et Regina! The new Pantomimic Ballet of Old Harlequin's Fire-Side %ill be teiteated every Evening till further notice. .On Monday, Pizarro; with Fortune's frolic. ' Tuesday, The Suspicious Husband ; with The Ship- Wreck, ' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. '(\N MONDAY EVENING, Jan.. 7, 1 8 0 5, will be performed, ROMEO AND JULIET. . Romp M,' r. C. KEMI3LE. fuliet, Mrs. H. SI DDONS. After winch will be' presented, for the yth time, a new Serin Comic Maio-branuitie Pantomime,. called • IiARLEOUINQUICKSILVER or,'TtiE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. • Witfrentirely new Musk, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Deoratiemg. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Davy., The Action of the Nlelo-Drama produced under she diredion of Mr. Farley. The Principal Charailers by Mr. Itlt UNToN , Mr. H - CANCLIARD, Me. SIMMONS,-Mr. DENMAN, Mr,,,ATKINS, Mr. I EFF Kit I F.S, Mr. fiIfNAO.E: Mrs. ATKINS, Miss nAvi ES, M:ss MARTYR, • " WHEATLEY— TiLr.The Paintornirne Charaaers by isoLtICNA, len.' - Mr. DUWIS, Mr. KLANEWL Mr. 130 LOGNA,.M. L, BOLOGNA, Mr: AHBOT. Miss-SEARLE. boxes 6s. Pit 3s. bd. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is, , . Plac,es.for the Boxes to be token of Mr. Branton, at the tox-Offlee, in Harr -street. • • The Doors will be opened at Half...past Five, and the Pere .forcnance be i n At Hall u paft Six , The. New antomime will be repeated every Evening 'till further notice. • On Tuesday, The Cabinet. . On Wednesday, The .§nglish fleet. On Thursday will beperforined, for the first time, a New Ceinedy, in Five 'Mb. called, The School of Retortni or, Mow to Rule a Husband. r ~~ ST. THONIAS'aIiQSPITAL R. CLINE and M. ASTL EY COOPER will begin .their.,COURSE of ANATOMICAL and _SURGICAL LECTURES on Pflotulay, the suit of this ':]Month, at One o'Clock. ' • . . GtOVERNMENT ROUTE; CALCUTTA. MAGNIFICENT- ENGR AV I NG. of the', t. , NEW , GOVER.NMENT.HOUSE,. CALCUTTA, 3ize :17 by 20 i nches,.dedicated to . the Marquis Welle3l"' is this day published, price Criloured'il..'t is. 6d. by Edward Orme, H is Majesty's Printsefler, Elotid-street.. E.. O. -has :..witli Mita e pleasure to inform Iles Friends and the Publid, the Superb. ork India, ;which 7 bas been lour years' Engraving, wilt ,_be completed: in . tin e • totatte Of :t week. ,lf tottsists of two Volumes ot,VieWs of the- Conntry,;accompanied w . :th. a brief History of India; . written by V,. Alagdon, Esq. and one Vol. of POrtiaiti of th 6 'different Gists, Drs3, and Occupation of • Nat i ve 'inhabitants. • •• CANDLES AND SOAP. .A WAREHOUSE is . opened, at No. iBz, Fleet-street, tot eopplying families, and the Trade, with the above AttiCies; at very low prices, for ready money onlyy N.H. A large. Stock being kept, export xati•country or4ers are executed at the shortest oottce. 61URCH PReFERIVIENV. TO BE SOLD SY PRIVATE, C.ONTRACT, A PERPETUAL . CURACY ).-4 DRE I) POUNDS A-YEAR, in a desirable ce tt m!y, aubjed to a Life of SixtY - , in a declining state;. tenable w i th any other Living.. Residence not necessary. -- For Particulars address to Mr. Christie, Pall-Mall. CHAMBERS, ADELPFII. •,- 9 -1 0,BE LET, to the remainder of the Te rm in L the E T ASE to be SOLD of a very Desirable SET of 'CHAMBERS, on the First FlOor,. No. 13, lohn.street, 'AttelPhi, tit ted up with every Convenience. either-for a , stnall Family, or a Single G.entlernart. • The I.urniture,•atc., to be taken at a'faii Valuation. For furthei Ground inquire at. Mr, Mamell's Clam. beri, , •No. Floor, .101m.street, To bo vitwod from Twelve till.Threo., • „ • ARMY 'AND NAVY' EQUIPAOR. THE PATENT CAMPBEDS'IIADS,.Furni. .tyre, KaltraSses, and Bedding coinpl ete, are v cry` respect.. iullY recommended to Gentlemen, as tieing. the most' portable and,stvvrior to py others made in :London; M3llllCei, 'Tents, Tatles and ' Chairs, on improved principles , Sea Cols, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, f o r o n Boa r d Ship; Mustinitto Wit Furniture, . and Patent Brass..serow.Bedsteatts, for East 1144 WC4t Indies, and all Foreign Cli'rnates, at MOItGAN and SAMDERS's Patent Bedstead Manutii4tory and Ware-Wooms, ' Nos; quirt t 7, Catherinc, , street, Stood. tfl otgl n and' der 's New.inverited Imperial Dining .Table;,, allowed to be the most complete ;Ind .Blegant set of 4bl:es/wet yetinventtri, are very portable, packing in a licit 'tit ten ,lnelies deep. • r" 1711 The Fashionable sota.irca lout th,oracci SA TURDA Y, J ANUARY 5, iBos. THE ROYAI, INFIRMARY . FOR THE DISEASES • OF TIIE EYE, Under the Direflion of Mr. WATFIEN PHI PPS, Surgeon and OcUlist in Ordinary to His Majesty, and to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. • Patronr-His Most Gracious MAJESTY. Patroness—Her Most Gracious MAJESTY. Vice. Patrons—l g. H the PRI NC E-of WALES, And Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK. SUSSEX,, CLARENCE, CAMBRIDGE, KENT, ANA CUMBERLAND, GLOUCESTER. Vice-Patronesses—Her R. H. the PRINCESS of 'WALES, And Their Royal Highnesses the Princ;saes AUGUSTA, - SOPHIA, ELIZABETH, AMELIA, and the MARY, DUTCH ESS of YORK. AT a MEETING of NOBLEMEN and GEN. TLLMEN, held at Mr. Wathen Phipps's ' No. 6, Corke.street, Burlington Gardens, on the 20th or Dtvember, 11104; His Royal Highness the DUK,E, of CUMBERLAND u the Chair; Present, The Earl of Besborough, . The Rt. Ron. Lord Brute, l. Fuller, Esq. M. P. Thoinas Stepney, Esq. J. J. Angerstein, Esq. Rev. L. Dutens, • Rev. Dr. Clarke, , Charles S. Pybus, Esq. Major Thurnton, , Captain stevens , An, I Dr: Clarke, . . Joinit „. 1 han-Wathei Esq. James Moore, Esq. Chomas Slack, Esq. And others; The following Replotions, moved by the Earl of Resbo . eough, and seconded by the Right Hon. Lord Bruce, were unanimously agreed to: • . Ist, That Their Maje Sties, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and the other, Branches of the Royal.,:Farni ly, .hav ing • graciously condesi:ended to patronize an Institution in tended to be. established under the nireelion of 'Mr, Wat hen Phipps, bearing the None of The KO YA L I NJ' 1K NI AR. Y for the MS KAS ES or the E YE; the Betieltaions ai,,l Con tributions of the Public be 'requested .to pan): the.sann: into effgt. That the following"Gentlenien, with the approba . ;ion of His Majesty, be appointed the Medical Officers, without any Emolument : Consulting Surgeon-:•:Mr. Wathen. Operating Surgeon and Surgeon in Ordinary—Mr. Wathen Phipps. - Visiting Apothecary-r Mr. Brandc, Arothecary to Their Majesties. . And that the following Gentlemen, whO have kindly of. fered their Assistance in such Cates as Mayo reniiire MediCal Advice, be-appointed Consulting.Phyticiana Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart.. 1 1F. D. Physician to His Royal' Highness the Prince of Wales.. Dr. Vaughan,- Physician Extraordinary to His Majesty. -.Dr. Fryar, Physician -to His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. • idly, That a Donation of 'Twenty Guineas constitute Life Governor, with, the privilege 01 having 11 1 1 2:items constantly on the Hooka. • That an Annual Subscription of Two Guineas ' and up. wards - oonstitute a Governnr, with the privilegeof having Three Patients constantly on the Books. • That a Donation of Ten Guineas constitute a Life Gover— nor, with the Orivilege of hoiug Two Patients constantly on the Books. Each of the above have a Vote. That an A ntirial Itenefaaion of One Guinea aftrd the pri— vilege of havin.; One Out. Patient constantly the Books, but have no Vote. That. an Annual Benefaction' of Half.:a-Guinea afford the privilege of sending One Out,Patient in the Year, but have: no Vote. - • . . .4thly„" That another General Meeting be called by public Advertisement,' on Saturday the atith of limitary, ittos,' to be held .at the Thatched. HOLLSO Tavern. in Si. ainei's- si teet, at Half past E leVen *TWA. Ica the cbelt:e of a President, Vice-Presidents, Treaauree, CoMnlittee and on otherttifi r AM. sthly, That the Thanks: of this Meeting be given to Ills Royal Highuel the Duke of Cumberland, for tits tunclescen-•• lion in raking : the:Chair, and: for his able conduct-therein. • The above ~ p pointnients and Resolutions were revised and earred at a second Meet-44'6i) Saturday the 2ut of December, 1804, arid 911 the.s3d Werq.confirtneti by His Majesty, who was graciously pleased to grant them his' Royal Assent and Approbation. , Donations and Subscriptions will be received at the tol. lowing 'Bankers r . • • Messrs. Bitidulph and Cox,. Charing• Cress ; Birch, Cham bers, sod Hobbs, Bend-street; thild and Co- Temple- Bar ; Hammersleys and Co. Pall-Mall floarcAnd Co. fleet street ; Martin, Stone, and Lombard-street ;•Neivis. ham and Co.. Mansion liouse-stieet. TO PARENTS, GUAKDIANS, AND SCROOLS. NrDUNG GENTLEMEN, under Fourteen. 'Find Ladies younger or older, .taught the gen'teelet lion of Steps, 'eye fashionable, elegant, inte.resting• tart . 01 DANCING; Walking, Sitting, Entering and Quitting Corn. patsy, with grace and address"; for One Guinea per Quarter, or School Vacation ; no Entrance charged', 'One Family send ing many Learners pay less. Ladies, taught separate from the Gentlenicn. . • LeSSUll l. s . t . wo . hours - and a half twice a-weck, Morningi or Oirigs, by "Mr. Al. LEN; assisted by Messrs. Tomlin sork, Adams, and, Rarnsdyke, at No. 4, Sheriardeetreet, Golden-square, No. to, Crest Aliestrect. -Goodistan's- . fields, and No. 16, llouveric-streer, Fleet street. Ars* Pupils at any age, who , never learned in their youth, are soon taught every modern Requisite of Dancing, quite in private. The Select Subscription 'A ssembl ies as usual. Urge Schools engaging Mr. Allen to teach, will And their advantage, The folloWmg is another l'roof of the Intrinsic Value of ROI3ISERDS's IMPROVED BALSAMIC, ELIXIR or, COUGH DROPS. Extrat of a letter from . Donor Michael Head, of Halifax, in America, dated April Its. T . • , • must beg you forward immediately,. by, the first Packet for twelve doyen of Rt)TIB E it US's BALSAMIC ELIXIR • or COUGH DROPS, which I • • . . firmly ,believe to b. the very best Remedy ever.inventAi tar Coughs, Colds, A sthnias, and Consumptions. At the.time I received some from 5'04, I was aillithal with *I - pallid Cough and, Inflammation on•my, Lung!, attended' With a great oppression and , pain cm my .breast, so that it was .with great difficulty I: conlildraw mr breath, which, I must can. 'dilly confess, baffled riiy :owii s ill. From the strong re. commendation you sent with t was induced to make an immediate trtal myself, w c have Inc instacit. relief; and in a very shOrt time perfectly restored me. I. have since witnessed their good efrodls In' many obstinate Cases, and, therelove shall, tor the future, nosier be;without them: • By, appßintrytent of Mr. Robberds,' Apothecary (tire venter), they are sold wholesale and . .ratall V Mr.. No. 4; Cheapside; Canter of Paternoster.row ; and retail by Hazard, bath; Trewman and Newton, Exeter ; Goadby, Sherbome ; Baker,Southampton ; Salisbury ,Cre. go'ry; Bright - Orin; Weed, 'Weyrnotith ; Stevenson, Norwich; Wood, Shrewsbury; 'Uelam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hard., Ing,,.Gosport ; Wieston; Portsca; rayne and. Cookworthyi, Plymouth ; Brown and Sheppard, Bristol Macdonald, Glasgow; Mitehel, Aberdeen ; 'Tait, Inverness; Scott and Smith, 'Edinburgh - Walker ' Newcastle; Moss and Greg- SOU, Liverpool; Steins, Manchester; Toole, Chester, Neales. buyer ; Sitnmonds, Canterbury Wettons,, Chert.. sey; Wheeler, Battle; keyrner; Colchester; Watkins, Hert ford; Simson, 'Hereford Smirlt, Bedford; Edse, North amptpn ;.I'ytubs, .Worcester ; Nutt and Lloyd, Alen tint ham; Loggtn, Aylestverth ; Smart and Rusher, Reading; each, New York'r garner, Barba:foes; Batt and lin • Ball and Co. , Ditstnaegate Within ; and by most 406k setters and Megicine. . Venderit itt every Town-in the Kingdom ; in 110ttiC.S: at 4i, and as. 94..ea0h. His . Majesty's' Hoiitnirable Co in m i Wonenhove beim pleasedto order the Named NR. butler, No. 4, Cb , eapsitie, to be En• raved 011143141 c St4np, 14/Oil-IA Stamp a*• alAtett to each tibttle ; all ottKettre County:faits • • ci.IELSEA HO.SPITAT.4 agth'Decembor, 0104. THESE are by Order of the Righ t Honourable the Loßps and otheis 'COIVIMISSIONERS for managing the AF FAIRS of the ROYAL 14 - OSPITAL at CHELSEA, to, give Notice, that - .Our. Pensioners (as well I.:mermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital, residing in London, or within twenty..tive miles thereof; are rdquired to appear eersonally and Regimentally, at the Se croary's Office ' in the said Hospital ; op the respOive days inider-mentioned, when Attendance will be given from .Nine o'Clcw:k 'in the Morning until Three in. the After itoCin, viz. MONDAY, JANUARY 7, tgos. •• •• The Pensioners from the ist and 24 Regiments of' Lire. Guards, the latelst and ad Troops of Horse.• Guards, the late ist and ad Troops - vi( Horse Grenadier-Guards, the Royal Horse-G wilds (blues)o4U Dragoon.G uardS,. the .3d, 4th, and 7rn Regimeins of Horse, all the Dragoons, and Fen. cible Cavalry, the British Legion of Horse,. with' the Waggon Train. TUESDAY. JANUARY S. The Pensioners from the, tst and Colibtream Rclimehts of koot.t uards. WEDNESDAY, .JANUARY 9. The Pehsioners from the3d Regiment of Foot-Guards, and those from the Ist to the 11th Regiments of Foot, iuclusiv. THURSDAY, JANUARY Those from the 12th to the 35th Regiments Of Pont, in. FRIDAY,, JANUARY U. Those from the 36th to the 59th Regiments of Foot, lA. clustve, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12. Those from . the 6oth tothe 89th Regiments of -Foot, in. elusive. MONDAY, fANUARY 11. Those from the 90th to the 135th Regiments of Foot, in'. clusive4; also the Pensioners from the Queen's German Re giment, the African Corps, Loyal Irish, Lotd Strat haven's, Majors Wailer's, Word's, and Fish's Corps, t 'Queea't Rangers, Pencible- Corps, Royal Garrison and Veteran Bat talions, Cinque-Port,' and Lancashire Volunteers, the Royal I lospital Corps; also the American and other *Corps, with the Militia. TUESDAY, fANUARY.,IS.. Those frOm the Independent Companies of Invalids, Re. duced Regiments of Marines, and-Lettermen. • WEDNF.SDAY,, lANUARY• 16. The Serjeants front the Foot Guards at Ninepence per diem ;. the Serjeants, Corporals, and Private Men, who re ceive the Increased Pension on account of Blindness; as also the Serjeants disbanded from the late Independent Com panies, who receive One Shilling per day; also those dis charged from the Royal •Vetdrart Battalions, who have the Increased Pension at Ninepence, and One Shilling, per day ; with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late tat and ad Troops of Horse-Guards. And that ail ant-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) belongiug to the Said Hospital, who live at agreater distance than twenty-five miles from London, and those in Scotland and Ireland. are herebY reipiirert' and commasid4 After. the . nth lute next, 'and after every succeeding nth juqe and nth of December, until futther Orders, to apply to one- of ti's Majesty's Justices of the Peace in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the following MUSA, which" 'the said Magistrate for the County, City, IlOtongh, or Riding, before wildin the PeriSioner appears, wilt sign and date, viz. CUM WC/re Me, one of His Majesty's Jos. " tices of the Peace tor tire County of and wide " Oath, that he was adinitted an Out-Pensioner of, Chelsea " Hospital, on the . day of LT ), from the ~. Regiment of, command. ``ea by Was then aged s year* ; was " discharged for • ; and that he is no othetwib.: pro " v*l for by the Public, biit'as a Pensioner o! thetaid llu pit,4l, curl nuW liv&s in. the Parish of , in the " County of " S worn before me,, this ' ' :Jay off . ;So ." 'rho Alti~iavit , drawn accordik to the above Penn, dated, and attested by a Magistrate, is to 'be put under a cover, and sent by the General Post, direeted thus : " To the Right Hu " nourable the Paymaster-General, at the Horse Guards, " London, ;" and Counterparts, or Duplicates, of the said Aitidavitsare to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respec tively, 'to be exhibited to such persons as shall be: directed to .pay them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claun Out-Pensions are the real persons entitled to receive the sable'. • And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Ch2lsea.liospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners ere the . same persons who have passed their Examinetien, it is here. ! by further direCted, that such of them who have served in, and have: been discharged ,from, any of the Regiments, or Independent 'Companies of Invalids, are not. V), mention in their Affidavits such Regiment, or Companv of Invelids, in which they served.last, but the Regimeet, Troop, or Corps of the Army tram which- they were first discharged, and re conintended and received at Chelsea flospitole ' And as the General.•Peymeuts in Greet Britain and J rciand, at the end of the ensuing six months, are generally'reetilated by the Places of Residence tnentioned bythe.peniloncrs .v nu arc mustered. at ,Chelsea ..in., ; persun, and in the body of the Affidavits of those who live at a distance, it it hereby ordered and directed,' that no .person who, shall . change the Place of iris Abode given in at his Muster, or specified in his Affideyir aforesaid,. and who mayapply for his Pension (excepting tti• the Officers' of Excise nearest such Place of Abode), shell receive the same, unless it appears, by the Certificate of te spedieblepereons, that such , tetnnval WAS through unevoiel. Able necessitei.which he or they, could not foresee ce-,,,,.. - velit. 1t is also hereby notified, that none ti ill ba ent e r ed Upon the Pay Lists 'of -the said Holpital, or be eetttletLeareceive' any benefit therefrom, who Shall not at agrecahrt e pe s tbese Orders atilt ' .„ And His Majesty ?raving been pleased, upon this occasion, to orderan Examivation of All the Ont.Pepstoliers belonein4 to the seid Hospital, resident in Loudon, or within fwentyf five miles thereof, who have been discharged from their' Re.• gimeets. as Private -Men, as Well' from the Cavalry, - Foot. guards, and Infantry of the Eine, as front the Militia end Fencibles (the Out• Pensioners from the . late Horse-quar,is, 'anti Horse - Grenadier-Guards, the Lite.(itarils, and Ray.d. Regiment of Hurse,Guardse such -Aloe as by . the Hopi al Books are now more theta tifty-five fyeate,.et, agi, or had served twenty-five years in the Army previousryto their 'Di, charges, those who have losta limb or their eye-sight, or are cripples, or who received a Certificate et their total thifianess for turtheeService,. from any of the Officers - emplo)ed at the General Examination of Out e Pensionr'n - s .they month of De. cribber dial except:4l4)v all suCh Private,, Put e Pensietiers are therefore required and coinmanded, at theaimee,pf their resfrative appearance as above incntiontxt; to pet themselves under the Watts of the Officers who have been appoioted to 'take them in charge, ,and to cause them tO be exermiled as to their - fitness forduty ut A.Royal. Veteran His Majesty is graciously pleased to declare, that all the said Private Men shall. bexotisidered as entitled to the Pee. sion for the Six months itoitunetieing, from the aseli inst. not- Withstanding those fonnd fit for Sereice wil:•eonicrierice Pay train - the respettive days et their appearence in puisuaece of this Order; and that none shall be required to.scrve any where but in a Veteran ,Battalion ; that every Man fund tie for that duty shall be entititJ, on his joining the Battalion to -which he shall be appointed, .to receive a,.:Boonty of tI. es. or so much thereof as shell remain after supplying him with • proper necessaries; and those who, on caanapailQii, fatilid unfit for duty, shall be die missed . , with preportionate Sub. eistence to carry them back to their hOllte3. `His Majesty is further . pleased to declare,_Ahat every PA. vatc Out-Pensioner .reectvad, in conforoi,ty to this Order, veteran Battalion, shall he emitted, - when disehirged therefrom, •to the increased Allowarioebt 94.. per - diem, pro.. viited they are recomthended,by their.Culonels, or Corniuiind. ing Officers, as ohjetts dessreinuof ills Majesty's Royal Bounty_. _ -- __ Audit is her:by notified, that alt the Private Out-Pension. crs in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, tlis charged as atoresaid (except as above excepted), Who 0141 net appear and- be exammed, at the times herein-appointed, %sill be considered as otherwise provided for by 6,rovetiiment, or as dead, ..and they 'will accordingly he struck oa t the Books of the Out-Pensioners of the said. licispital, without any , prospea of being rottoreitiliCrtlO• C. AUST, Setrertry 4 Register, [PRICE ST.XPRE en. • This Day Was published, price 25 61. THE 1,AN15 WE LIVE IN ; aEted, for the first time, at Drury-lane Theatre, fns . SAturday, t.). 4, I 2 4. . Printed and sold by I. Bell, at the Weekly 4lessenger Of. flee, Suuthampton-street, Strand. Ott the various Rea - dings and Reirarsals of this Play, it as honourod with the most distinguished and lihes rat commendations ; but, from various. causes, it was ItOt Snfortunatc . as to meet with general Appr(h Satin - - day night. The Author 'has been advised by h▪ is Friends to submit it. to the judgment of the Public in general, who, by a perusal of it, may - form their own opini▪ ons on its real or pretended Merits. This Pay was ptiblis!:tec!, price is. A. LETTER to the MEMBERS of the PRO. CLAMATION SOCIETY, and the SOCIETY for the SUPPRESSION London Printed. tut.-(uteri Hatchard, Bookseller to tier Majesty, cppositc Albany:House, Piccadilly. _ • (If whom may bi had, priCe bd. the second 'Edition of The Fashionable World Disiqayrd. - - On Saturclay, lan. 12; 4 805, will be Imbitsluoi, No. 1. price is. W. to be conlinued pOLII VC A L SK ETC,ti ES in 1805. lOC aliqu . 4pt in- teMs grutetn, trim ina • , , suo.labere aC perictlio, belts refat pro . iibtfUtO AliNtAlt nee non finitime out propinqum •,tictnitstis • teolir eontinviti junats .itltestet: marls tiAllCtitt, f 11C 0 ' 64 totO otbe territrum injusturn imperiu az sit, et übique jus, lex potentissium 33, P. 33. Pripted for'. Hatoliard, 13ooksetter Har Majesty, Nu. tgo, opposite Albany This Week are fly . stpublisited, price p. in BS ER V- A. T 1 0 1`.4,5, pri-nclpally- tip in the ‘,.." SPEECH of Mr.WI LPERPOE.CE, on his Motion in the House of Common*, the 3oth of May, 164, tar th Abolition oft he Stave Trade. By (ESSE FOOT, Surgeon. London: 'Printed for T. Becket, Pa ll -Mall ; f. 13e11, Oxford-street; and W. J. and Ritritutison, Royal Ex*, change. rerl4l , , 2sch of this`' Month the STALE TERY begins Drawing. of ,C zs t eno are iCaS,o** • 2 - 2 , 1,000 - 3 - 20,000 gemoo 5 5,000 . 15,400 6 - t,ces. keno 5Q 2 StO.G , 115, • 3,0t0 51 • 3004 112 1,23.1.00 6, ;so 15,00 n Ticly!ts ' ,C2s9,,cr•cir fart of' the will be , Idtt•trniled First-drawn,,; 131 f, Lrsoc. 'D a y jqo Dito . 7th I).iy Ditto 3d 5,-;,0 ('virtu Sttt I).iy :.;.ov9 . ' 00)a): Ultio . t)-l).ey Dtito 501 I)A} rate, Uay i,;ao CK ETS ;:n:1 SHARESutc JrAlirtt •vvery Limi s ed Lut;er) Ullice, PIi.F.SENT PRICE. nice or Ticket - S 4 full . £9 12 0 I Eighth. . . 471 Q uar wr - 4lv o I Sixteenth . t 4 6 *** Tickets and Slur.:s will use as the Djawing ap. primates: FOR TILE YELLOW . ANDCONTAGLOUS FEVERS. Dr. PMES's POWDER. THE simetior eifie.3cy of. tl)is • 'Medicine, con. firmed by the experience or the greater . pin of the last century, has necationed tts. iotreduainir into regular prailice. • itsextraordinary suci.css in the luPPreriza el &gob as well as that of tvls, is, ton reetuat to be t4rgorten t fend the happy effects derived from its rise, as relAtra Captain Colnett, of the ,in his Voyage to the • South Seas, when all his Ship's Cntrip..ny were attacked oy the yolow revcr have established its N.•ptitation in tile Cure o f that horrid Disorder., utter describing the in.,inlcr in which he administered the eowLicT; - he says, Tele wh o le Crew, improved in•their Health, except 'the Carpeoter, who, though u. very . stouttobust man, iititS At our . Stleil A tatj 01 and so much i . eilucctl, that I gave fr $ll over; but. he, at length reenver4"*'St::: C.4l)t. CUltlett'S interesting Publication, and the Extret pt Isis Itu.l of Trratnunt io the limit of Ditcaion s this Tito, Powder should in :ill cases be taken on the first attack at a Fever, before it :Las been sullied to gait' );ftituut, ravage the Oonstitu O k la v.but al: it hasi.itten restored Patients after every other tebrange. has tailed, it ?net to be tied . even in.lhel last extremity,. Sold only' by V'. Newbery . nn:l Sons, N0..45; St, Paul's Church-yard (a few doors, troll Cheapsidej, undort ; arialat Dr, lanes's late house in Swum-strati ; iii. Packers, priee as.-ott. each, Duty included, ur 10 liotttei ContAtinA l'Avelve Patkets, price 2.0. as inatle up for the . A roky ' N. B. None urn be genu in e. out those have.- the ward & ,, *. Newhery, No. 464 St. Patti's," engraved in the Stamp. For COUGHS, COLDS, ece. rrtfi F. n .G itiitte 'Pr6toral'ißAVANl flf HO- Nit Y, :inVeitte(l by. Sir' (olln Hill I). Shaw'and Eit!v4l l l4 No. 66, Si , Church yard, Isavill4 the ; f oie ly,tif. ih 'the siole of On•Me:I:I.:in.!, Cottnis. sione.rsof St:imp tivi, , to secnre thetr7Pfloperty ft:v:l Pita.. IlaVe Okkred. their.• address, Jattsva , sts, Chukb-yarti," to he i t s !n t l ) r ; ls o 'O r i? , ) 7r iN l :3; ) t t a .A nt u p t s hi i e l n e.... c..itttpanying cwt., Bottle. This The :.inners of Hritais tec , );Tnlintls thif; exotikOt ration, as the inost saluory and . - 01t4toal It:i:nedy, 10r oil DiSinde.ri of tile Breast and Lungs.t Co;;ge,ilea hinny in Ow I , !lids, and (lbitruell , ,ln tivz r.;; ;in q s , gently '..inds.ifely dis‘haiged by itasy 4pecti,iiiti v i i ings and timaiineSi in lire.aning are speedity,•natioN4lifly toy.? I . ,tt.',it.C . s air the 1; vnation, opens the Chum:it Duels, and heals the SwerteaS of the llr;.nit and Lit.tgit. Thir ty )(ems Lxpeiioloe n.ns.colitirtned I<44,oinntiendati-In t ih the iinmedtate Relief ..rid gradual. Cnr., of COdglis, Ast lotus,. and (.t ii I t is t. 1.10 ..grsa tot' k` rt.•aet of the, L4figo ever diAQovgrod s and t.Atattnris all the neitm ; ; ; silftetnin-ls 411k1 . th;it Saliit:stiOns xtraa of ,f jtoney ; , attO the .riciicit B.ilsarnt °eine Eastern Warid'; it is as rtsior4tlve as.A•sses; Aodn4va disagrees -Sortwch ; Cold yitlds to' its heitiyiviObicl-mq in a levv,ti.Jur.t ;. and whr.a rk!sorte..l to btfore itheldonwl - 414 is t.if MtV4rIC)::I, a.d 4 411 ,:e;t ' or.:‘.:viliutop(t0.41 is slettainlY preveitteA. such a te ;the foint Outline s of the Nierits otSir jnlin bill's V a l liant of:Money, .tlw, result of Ion& itesenvttea Into Neuf:), by that gre 4 4 hotan.fit, tvho deditiak . ed L'itAs creAtiirco. Very of t tw, true .means of tliu Vegetable IS,iri - k4om. i.1.4.131' I O . N, —.As titc.sevlc,t,f-barthat Laws are tntequal tt the rreve'rvion of Vr.n.td,'hy Voloiri.; And Forgers, sa.the -• %Taint) or tins Medicine has' In‘L:e4:4l, ~ .14ft0i..6.10111..;r1rn to Artlnd .Councettait.,. Preparattion;; ot: at ; Pietia:4 , :otts ,114 merely devokl of all lth:aq, but also 1„t1;.: ;,r_ funs ot that Beletirions Drog 4)012111. A 1; it is ,tot "Tong *islet the Wt.& 4)1 the Rev s , ifttibrrt,t'owler„ of I'e :et Joroggh, had n Pa_.early 11 an safaitice7 to 11 sl)Litititii /x6OlllOl tinney, slid by a ethariliTand.Druggist in it is tieccm.,,iy, th ere fore, to repeat, that thi: "Ave Ott Stamp_ en. grated "..Show anti Edwards, 60, St. Paul's (...lturvh!yard," without which it is a coutitettoit. (14. , be above, and all Sir tolm may v - be had, by the ppnititnumt of Shaw autl Edwar.t4,of The Venders. In Town and Country, rue js, 64. Iturag, ar *Wit in on, for 11, as,