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~... -,. , • \71, , 1 iltrAinEit 63261 THEAtRE IWYAL, DROI.Y-LANE. THIS PRESENT. EVENING, Deccmlw . 17; ' 1812, Their' Majesties Servants'will perforM the Co , Nic Opera of THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Aiphonso, Mr. BRAHAM, (Being his first appearance at this Theatre), which• Character he will intreduce, in the Firit Act,.a new Ballad, " The Voice of her I Love," composed by Mr. Parry: At the commeneemert, of Act 11. " The Bewilder'd Maid." ) 1 n Act 111. " Victory," , and the celebrated Iluet of " All's Well," with Mr. PYNE ; Don Cesar, Mr. BELLAMY; Don Scipio, Mr. PE SON; Don Fernando, Mr. PYNE Don Juan, Mr. PEI . k:LEY ; Pedrillo, Mr. LOVEGROVE ; Spado, Mr. KNIGHT;. sauguino, Mr. \VALLACK, Jun. Victoria, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Catalina, Miss KELLY ; Isabella, Mrs. SPARKS; . Lorenzo, Mrs. DICKONS. To which will be added the Farce of HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE ! Baron Aitcrf, Mr. CARR.; Captain Illumenfield, Alr. WRENCH; Captain •Tluihvick, Mr. DECAMP ; Trap, Mr. KNIGHT ; Trick, Mr. OXBERRY; Michael, Mr. MADDOCKS; Charlotte, Miss KELLY: • The DOUR'S to be opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be gin at half past, Six. Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 3.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price, 15.,--Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, (;d. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till Four, and from Ten in. the Evening .until the Doors are closed. ,• Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to he Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina. To-morrow, the Comedy of All in the Wrong ; will) the Musical Entertainment of The Review; or,-The Wags of Windsor. THEATRE ROYAL, C;OVENT-GARDEN. rriO-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 18, 1812, -IL • (9th Time) will be performed, THE RENEGADE. (rounded on Doii SebastLan, King of Portugal, by Dryden). The Overture and Music composed by Mr. H R. Bishop. yowruoUEZt. Don Sebastian, King of Portugal, Mr. C. KIMBLE ; Alvarez (his Admiral), Mr. CHAPMAN Antonio, Mr. JONES ; Octavio, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Pedro, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Japer, Mr. LISTON ; • Olivia, Miss BOLTON ; DOrox (the Renegade) Mr. YOUNG. moons. __• Muley Moloch (Emperor Mr. BARItYMORE; Benducar (his Minister), Mr. EGERTON; • Orchan, Mr. ATKINS ; Zeydan, Mr. JEFFRIES; The Mufti, Mr. CRESWELL ; The. Dowan, Mr. SIMMOS:i; Orasmin, Mr. DURUSI.:I' ; !limey& (the Deposed Empress), Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, After which will be performed a New Farce (v,ith Sono) called LOVE, .LANV, AND PHYSIC. The Overturo, &c. composed by Mr. M. I'. King. The Principal Characters by Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. IrSTON, Mr. BROADHURST,' Mr. ATKINS, Mr. MIMI', 54-. SLIDER, Mrs. GIBBS, Miss.E. 11014 PON. BORES 7s. Second Price as. 6a.—Pit ;N. ad. Second Price :Is. Lower Gallery 2.5. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is: Se cond Price Gd. 011 Saturday (for the last time), Alexander the Great ; with Killing no Murder.---On Monday the Tragedy of Venice pre served. , On Tue3day the 9.2 d inst. will be revived Hughes's Tra gedy of the Siege of Damascus, which is positively the last night of Mr. Betty's engagement); with Love, Law, and Physic.. Ou Wednesday, the Renegade; with the burlesque Tragi6 Opera of Bomliastes Furioso, and the revived Lurletta of Midas, (being the last Night of the Company's performing till the Holidays.) The Public arc respectfully informed that. the new Ca-and Christmas Pantomime, - which has heels in preparation since last Summer, will be produced on Saturday, the , 251.11, with entirely new Scenery, 'Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. The revived Operatic Burletta of the Bash.w, and following Entertainments, having- been Ininoared - with unbounded Applause, will be repeated every Evening this week. Last Week but one of Mr. and the Four Miss GIROUX Engagement ! SANS PAREIL THEATRE, STRAND, Opposite the Adelphi. Under the Authoritrof the Lord Chamberlain. THIS 'PRESENT and every EVENING until SATURDAY. next, (not acted these Three Years), a Serio-Comic Operatic Burlead, (written by Miss Scott), called THE BASIIAW ; Or, ADVENTURES OF THREE SPANIARDS. Principal Characters, Mr, HUCKEL, (his first Appearance in this Theatre) ; Mr. STEBBING • , ' Miss ACRES, and SCOTT. In Act the First, a Grand Turkish Dance,. by Mr. and the Four - Miss GIROUX.• • After which, a favourite Comic Barletta, called; THE INTRIGUE; Or, MISER DUPED! Also, n new Divertisement, called, THE RIVAL SISTERS. Designed and got up by Mr. and the four Misses GIROUX. To conclude with a New Grand Spectacle, called, ASGARD, THE DEMON HUNTER ; Or, LE DIABLE A LA CHASSE. in Scene the Second, a Rural Festival, in which Mr. and Miss GIROUX will dance,. 155 Scene the Seventh, a splendid Dance, in which Miss F. GIROUX will introduce a Pas Sent. The whole under the direction of Mr. SCOTT. Senior RIVULTA, the celebrated Pandean, will perform on Five or Six Instruments at 'the same time. Doors open at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. _Dux 4s. Pit q. 3 Gal. Is. Second Price at Half-past Eight. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre. * I , A new Splendid Comic Pantomime is in active prepa ration. NEW ROMANCE. Dedicated to the Marchioness . of Ely. MHE LADY of MARTENDYKE , an LIN- A_ torical Romance of the Fifteenth Century, in Four Volumes, PulAislied by Henry Colburn, Public Library, 50, Conduit street. _ _ Of whom and all Booksellers may be had, The Milesiani Chief ; a', Romance, by the Author of " Fa tal Revenge," and " The Wild Irishßoy, 4 vols. A Winter in Paris ; or, Memoirs of Madame de C--***. Written by Herself. 3 Vols. 18s. Tales of Real Life. 3 Vols. 188. Officer's Daughter. 4 Vols. Wielantl • or, the Trapsformu.tion. A - Romance. 3 Vols. z. 4 3 THURSDAY, DECEMBER V 7, 1812. FREEHOLD ES r A_TE, YORKSIIPtE• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Messrs.-BELL and HENDRY:, • • At the Neptune Inn, on Tuesday, the 12th Day of January, 1913, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, by order of the 'Assignees of Oliver Beckett, a Bankrupt, and' of Thomas Abbs, Esti:subject to such Conditions z may he,then and there produced, • IN TWO LOTS, AValuable, and .. very Improvable, Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of two substantial Farm-houses, .with :suitable and commodious Out-buildings, and 507 Acres and 25 Perches, 'or Abereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture ,Land, Tithe free, situate at Little Cofden, in Holderness, in the East Riding of the County of York. The above -Estate is situate within 13 miles. of Hall, 6 miles from. 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Contract , r,, for the Lottery, at there Offices, tne Corner of Bank-buiidings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Meivs, Charing-cruss;, where in the Lotteries drawn in'the present Year the following Capital Prizes havc.i . been Sold in 2.23 Shares : N0.:3,486 ,C4 - !0,000 5,51.8 .. . ..:)0,000 6,825 lO,OOO 11,513 Three of 3,0001. Two of 3,0001. (?:se of 5,0001. Seven of 3001. Five of 2001. &c. THE value of • Dr. FItEEMAN's ourrA • SAIUT ,R IS has neen so long proved, that HO. thing of the present day can bear a competition w'.th it, in all the ttiderent st,ges of, a certain Disease, winch it Cifedlid y cures, ant! eradic.des from the habit, with_ out exc, , ,,ig the - painful teelings 'rod exposure that attend Saiiration --without delnlitating tire Constitution in any degree, or_ even reviring confine rent from hnsi pass. or restriction of diet,. The radical virtues of these inestimable 1,70ps rave proved their ehrtin to public app ta. bation, for mot e ::ran thirty years. 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DOSS and CO: continue to di rect their studies to those Disorders arising fromui secret de-. structive habLt of inconsi&rate:Yonth, which not only occa sions a numerous train of Nt.rvous Al • .tions, hut also entails on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of old age. In t;ritt distressing state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful Habits, excessive drinking, long residence in hot climates,- or any other cause, by' which the powers of the Constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, fate, and speedy Restoration to sound and vigorom; Health. ' • Whe.ve on early application is made for the'Cure of a CER TAIN DISORDER, frequ,nitly contracted in a moment of 'inebriety, the eradication is generally completed in the short. space of two days t‘ and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, characterised by a variety of Pitiful and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan .(without restraint in diet or exercise) will'insure to the' Patient a permanent and radical Cure. . The Diseases of thel.Trethra, as frequently. connected with or arising from the above Complaint, have not escaped their attention; by, an and improved Plan, they are en abled to remove obstinate Glects and Strictures, whether re cent or of long duration, without resorting to the painful and dangermis use of the Caustic. Many instances can be adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years conti nuance, • having yielded to their method in a few days, after the Cure had been attempted by other Practitioners without effect ; and such has been the agreeable result of a Practice of Fourteen Years, that the Mode of Treatment has not, in one single instance, ever proved abortive, during which pe— rind many thousand persons, of both sexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having been, perfectly :tired, after se vere and injurious methods had been persevered in to, no purpose . . Messrs. - GOs§ and Co. exclusively professing the Cure of these particular complaints, in order that that they may not be, by a niistakon few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to )he ignorant Empiric, think it ,hut justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly edu cated and initiated into every branch -of the profession (cer tificates of which, from different hospitals, and te;siimonials from the most eminent. Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), that the success resulting from - their endea vours first induced them to quit the practise of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions con stitute .a fair. Ground for the unprecedented confidence with Which they have, by the Public, been so liberally ho noured.' • Patients in the country-arc requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank- Note., for Advice and Medicines, and the same will be for w•ardcd,to nay part of the kingdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, No. 13, Bonverie-street, street. , 0' • 6 0 0 5 i is 4 / I,ls' I 4, -vi NEW PLTBLICATIONS. TRAVELS THROUGH RUSSIA. • • TLis Day wa.s published. - In Two large Volumes, 4to. illustrated with 120 Plates, co loured IL Bs. ; Royal paper 101. tOs. • Second Edition of TRAVELS through the SOUTHERN PRO VINCES of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE, in, the YEARS 1193 an2T794. Translated from the German of P. S. PALLAS. • Printed for Job Stockdalc, GRAND MAP OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. This Day was publiAled, On Twelve large Sheets, each Sheet two feet ten inches by two feet two inches, price, unmounted, 31. 13s. tid. or in a vase or on rollers 51. ss. A . NEW MILITARY - MAP of SPAIN and 111.. PORTUGAL; compiled from the Nauctial Surveys of Pon \INVENT TOFINO, the NEW PROVINCIAL MAPti, of Dou THOMAS LOPEZ, the lard MAP of the PYRE NEES, by ROUSSELL, and various original Documents. Puhished by Stockdale, Where may be had, jnst pnblished, on • fOur large - SheAs price, unmounted, 21. 2s. or in a ease or on rollers, price :31. 3s. A New Map of the Seat 'of War in the Northern Part of Europe; comprehending; Deumarli, Norway, the Paltie Sea, Germany, Prussia, Poland, Switzerland, part of France, and the whole Russian Empire. CATON ON DEBILITY. This Day was published, Pike 3s. (d. Second Edition, DRAG - nem, OBSERVATIONS on the DE -11IiATIES, natural and contracted, of the Generative Organs of both Sexes ; including- Remarks on Onanism, Se minal Weakness, Nocturnal - EmiSsion, Gleets, Tabes Dorsalis. Fluor Albus, C.e. &c. By T. M. CATON, _ _ Sur4Ton, late of the United Hdspitals of Thomas's and Guy's: Printed for Nessrs. Highley, 24, Fleet-street, London ; where may he had, Caton on the 'Treatment and Cure of Asthma and Winter Cough, 4..35. This 'Day were publit:hed, In Two Volumes, limo. with Plates by Lowry, The Third Edition, price 14 . 5. hoards, CONVERSATIONS" on CHEMISTRY. In which .t he Elements of that Science are familiarly ex plained add illustreted by EiperimentX. " This Worli'mpy be strongly recommended to your, Ste dents of both sexes. The perspicuity of the style, the regular dis - position of the subject; the jndivicns seteoion of iiinstra - Live eXperiments, and the ebtance,of. the plates, are so well adapted to - the capacity of beginner's,. and especially of ;lit, wii s. do not wish to dive deep into the science, that a r, 2!!, appfopriate publication canhardly'be desired."—Britisl: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-rot:, and at the Itritish Gallery, 54,' New Bond street. MRS. OPIE'.S NEW NOVEL. This Day wa's published, In Three Volumes Ulm!. the Second' Edition, price 11. Is. boards, T EMPER ; or, Domestic 'Scenes : a Tale. .By, Mrs.. 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Of whom May be had, selected by Mrs. In;hbald, I. The Modern Theatre; or, a Collection of successful Modern Plays, acted at the Theatres Royal, London. Printed fro a the Prompt: Books by Authority of the Managers. Con tainin.i: the most favourite - Works of Messrs. Culaian, Cum beAand, Morton, Reynolds, Holman, Holcre'ft, Jephsmi, O'Keefe, Mrs. Inchbald, Mrs. H. More, Miss I.Je, Mrs. Cow ley, &c. icc. not included in Mrs. Inch!iald'sßritish Theatre. In 10 Volumes Royal 18mo.•to correspond with Inchbald's British Theatre, and Collection of Farces. 'Price 21. Ins. ; on fine paper,.3l. 15s. 2. A Collection of Farces and ether Afterpieces, Which are acted at the 'lleatret Royal. In 7 vols. royal 18mo. Price 11: 15s. boards; or, on fine paper, with Portraits, price 21..125. 6d. boards. Just 'published, - In One Vol. 12mo. with plates, price es.6d. bound, 4' FATHER'S ADVICE io'his DAUGHTER; or, Instructive Narratives -from real Life. By the Author of " A Father's Tales to his Daughter." Contents : The Aviary ,of Madame Ilelvetius—\ladame Coffin's Pilemot Gown—The Pathetic .Airs of Daleyrac— 'neely Dinner—The Charms of a Fine N'oce—The first Step in the - World—Florian's Tablets—'lne Union of the Three Arts—The Collection at the Ball—Filial Heroism —:irrogaace Corrected—The Nuns of the Order of Charity— Dangeri•of a Turn for :Satire—The Choice of a Husband— Marshal Catinat's Tree. - Printed for, and sold by 11. Colbnrn, Public Library, 50, Coed 44-street. • . Of ulont aud, all Booksellers mar be had, by the same Author, just published, . . A Father's Tales to his Daughter. Second • Edition, 1 vol. with plates, Gs. 6d. bound. , , . This hay was published, rpHg QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XV CoNTErrs I. America.—Mr. Madison's War; a dispassionate Inquiry into the,Reasons alleged by Air. MattisOn for declaring an offensive and ruinous War against Great Britain. By a New England. Farmer. IL A New Translation of Juvenal. - 111. Sir Humphry Navy's Elements of Chemical Philosophy. IV. D'lsraeli s 'Calamities of Authors. V. The Navy—Pering and Money on Sliiiißuilding, and - on the Decay-of oar Wooden Bulwarks. VI. George:Colman's Poetical Vagaries. VII. India—M‘Phason's History of European Cour.nerce with India.. • 'VIII. Life of Petrarch. IX. Count X. Education of the Poor—First Report of the National Society. Xl..tialt's Life of Cardinal Wolsey. XII. Rejected Addresses. XIII. Professor Mayfair's Natural PhilosOphy. XIV. - Professor Monk's Hippolitus. • Printed for John Murray, 60, Albemarle-street, London. Sold also by W.-Blackwood, Edinburgh;.. and J. Cunanings, I)ohlin; of whom may be had complete SetS of the Quarter f 4 Review, forming 7 Vols. pries 41.45. board-s. • Lr nuct stxPENcE,HA f:PPENI%.IY. VA:77L-ILLING-OFFICIV, Dec. a, T H c 0 4 ,1 ims NNE. 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The Conditions of the Contracts may Le seen at the :Svecrit terry's cc No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Prict shall not be inserted - in ;yards ,. at length., or that a.kal! not La delivered to he Board before One o'clock on the sai,' T.,csdoy; the 22d instant, nor unless the Person scho snalies t/.e Tender, or some Person on his belailf, attends, to 7 aUs:w4T when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Dec: 5, ISM THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be reelioed at their Office,-in Pa on or &fore 11 - ednesday; the 23d Day of December last, from such Persons as may be ;rifling to undertake the supply of CANVAS, and other Articles, fur service of this Depart— 'meat, for a period of Three Years, determinable. at the e.vpiration ofOne Yens., upon gluing Three Months notice, at the option of either party. Patterns the Articles may be viereed, ztpc?ii application at the Principal Storeheepe:•'s Office int•he nwer, and further Purtitzdars, together with the Terms. and Co , hdition.t of Me Contract, ,net be known, at the Secretary's Once, in Pale aforesaid, any Day between the Hon= of Ten and hunt o' Cluck, where the PropOsals must be delivered, sealed sip and fiforsod, "Prnposnis fur Canvas, &e. ;" but -no Pripolat can be admittod after the said ‘.23i day of .t.,'ecet;-:17,' at Twelve o'Clook at .`",.on of the sante:Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, sinless. the Party making it, or an Agent in hi* Behalf, shall attend. •By 0,414 r cf t 4 Board, - R. H. CREW, Sccretarg. OFFICE OF • Dec. 5, 1812. T UE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' of His 1114• JESPrS OR.D.VriNCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or &lure frednesday, the '23d day of December instant, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the per forniance of the PLUNITIEWS WORK, for service of thiss., Department,• at Chatham, _for a period of Three years, de•- terraivable at the expiration of One Year, scam giving. Three Months notice at the option cleither Party. Further• particulars, together with the Term. 7 and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's O f fice; in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between Me Hours . of Ten and Four o'clock, ichere the Proposals must be de livered, scaled up and indorsed,'" Proposals for Plumber'. Work at Chatham ;" but:no Proposal can be admitted after the sairb23ll day of Dec. at Twelve o'clock at, Noon of the same :Day,, neither will any .Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent on his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • R. 11. CREJI", Secretary. NEW WORKS, Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library,. Conduit-street, London ; and.sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh ; and Johp • Cumming, Dublin, TRAVELS in SOUTHERN AFRICA, (luring • the Years 1800, 4,5, and C. By HENItYLIC;EITENSITAN, Doctor in Medicine and Philosophy, Professor of Natural History at the University Of Berlin, &e. Translated from the German be ANNE PLUMPTRE, in One handso►ne Volume; 4to. embellished with Engravings froin Drawings taken on the Spot, _►rice 365. in boards, The) History of Myself and My Friend, a Novel, by Anne .Plumnte, in Four la►ge Volumes, 12ino. price 28s. boards. 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The popu. larity_and salutary diet:ls of this invaluable Medicine needs no comments on its virtues ; the'esttensive demand proves its superiority as a public Med icine to give im mediate relict. The public will please to obseiVe;each , biiitle i, eiiclosed iii an attested Affidavit, made at the Mansion-house; London, rune 7th, !Sias, without whii.ll it cannot he genuine. Sold_ n bottles at los. 6d.-45 6d. and 2s. gd. each. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Dicey and Sut:H:i, Pow Church-yard; F. Newbery and Sons, Snaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Churchyard; lohn Evans, 42, Loin-lane; Bar:. clay and, Sons, Fleet-matket ; K.. folinston, Gr4ek.stretn, Soho: W. Green, 59, Barbican; Sanger, tjo, Oxford-street; by the only Proprietor; Mr.R Ford;2 , ,Goswell-terraee near Islington, Irons Barbican ; by R butler, - London ; andi by Al other whelcsale Sunders of Medicine.