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~,. s it N" • ,, ,: e t . _ —....AC ..' , .7 ~.44..r. p , ,,-- , .. .. , ...v.. , . . y r. ;,..,..p01k5iwi...--,--, S 1...) e .. , ‘,•'; 7!k.;''N ,k•'' /"... , i . . 1; -• :',... '','-' ' • I I . k ',..• • ./(6fAi -i : ; --.7/ 4 ,,,,...ii .K. ,: ,,, ,: i t;,, , , 4 , :%-: c ~ ~ t , ' ';•;• i - ,...'f I ~_, , 4,....t.44 V . r::', ,ti•.=' 4 ,..,;'" , .hli '-**,' A, , '<lt. '-' : *i.i,,P •,,x. AlJallttlt 4108.) TTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ins PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 14, 1805, will be performed THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM; Count Ctrrvoso, Mr, WE WI TZ R • pc Mild 'Chateau, M r . MA'T Li f.'WS I Lorenzo, Mr.' GIBBON ; Whinisicuo Mr. 1.3 A N.N I,ST ER ; P etcr, M r. DO W TON • . Maniki n , Mr, 1.1:311E11.. Doralic e , Miss TI LiNIV Constanna, Mrs. H. SI.IN)ONS ; Leonbra, Mrs. NJ AT HEWS Bianca, Mrs. sPA I , l<S ; • Curiusa, Nlrs. DpI(MER • Aft , And I- loretta, S I ()RAE. a new Nieto-6: 1 : 114. i, with appropriate .:enery, t., the AN L) !Anti) Nils. NELSON. `Llintie a nd ovetture uy NI. I'. and Mr. %Alum. w t.tll THE, -LIAR.. • ' Sir li , %nes Elliot, Air. i)E CA,Mr i d W VOlildh4,' hli• P(WV F. " ; 4 . 0 , , A w i ing, • Mr, ELLIS I'ON ; It i'i ' ~ iiiikit , .Vir. I'VE Arl:Fili.R r. ; - ~, . , 4 -*llt‘i '' )P7l • '". TIDSWEI.i..., 14 ), 444 141 , h1 IL 1 :.: E ; IC.ttty. Miss iiery,' Rec:4llc,l i t,t• 3s l'it.3s. ei& . second Price is'. •,riccid—',:Secots,'l l'i.t.e t . 5.,-I.l.pper Gallery I. .s"°Mi. I _7'4 ij` lo Money to be Keturned. Play wlin .. ""I will. be opened at kiAlt:past F i ve, and the 114:t.lialf•past Six. - - 4 t.o e A fr the. Boxes to he taken of Mr,' Fosbrook, at the Ilit cein lictiettlissell-street. I , l ad ne r\ Nkl " ) ktirnatic Piece, to corrtiemorate - the.yi _ I N r - ,,,,,t a t j h Cl Lurd %%swum—Nelson, was last nig ht .4 141 , - -'. , th with rapt urous ,auct enthusiastic applause trttn! tili ti , t ,! °t . rile Theatie ; anti will be repeated every cventni, ~To,"„,"er millet. 4140 1 , 0 ,'"°rrow, A Hold Stroke for a Wile ; with No Song NO , O n 3 : 4 rgaretta, Mrs. Mountain. 0 ,, _tordli The 11 , 1o4.:k Dosaor. . , tonLMonclay, The Wheel 'of- Fortune'; Wi th (never per. 14' 1 )4 new farce, itt two ikas called The Weathercock. kYlincipal Charadara by Aft. Bannister, Alr. Cherry, mathews, Mr. Purser, Miss De Cantp. ---.., ..... lII' t NOTICF, 411 jill° Corunlissionters appointed under and by nn,. of an it of last • • c i.. p• i lit 1 4, •.rind, e „, irted , 48. the eb6tor O. tat. 4r tamt, t 4 eat 0 All A.ft for granting Allowances to i , T P rate. and individuals in re• ' ett of those el _ owns, anti Boroughs, whir!' h• Il sP •sei " id any ~ szt;.to Parliament aiter the lf 1 114 an t fl CA to make Coin iZ4!t.ti to floss Persons whose " Offi - es way thereby be Ottheed or diininishtd i v 1 s• 4. • - - rereas iti s E ,._ ..n. a ue . , r, fht, b y his tva 4 rr 7 , :r. i i:c..y the Lord Lieutenant of ~b e_e_n 14141L)5, to revoke and earwig date the 4th day 5 ,. .t i , ‘',:'"':',. ) 11 :Ty ~. \ I, ih the . y annul, from and after-04. Ist day in . Year rec,o, the Warrant or Warrants . by 0 44. 4 'he mid Co k oi rt or i i „ e , iiii 7 l 9 . l . saloners, or any of them. Wert: Ongt. IC . ° V hiS g• A w " "", apPoirtted I and His Excelleticy A lu „,.. di • 4 itardtair.cted a.irt required the said Corn i ki.. ii „," c g t i r l ) i CaUSC eubiic Notice e ::.;l.lrittiv i .- , ith. " 1 ., 'Y Yet have Claims, to come' betoie tricot form (ill ~,....4i, boo, Claims - . . • . . • • s tt ''air.h t „, ~.i. may he dispoaed of prior to the Day. irsl l4l ' n e.i• Now trs of the C. ommissienere shall cease and kle 4, 4 _ the said Loitnisst..4l.,:tio ku.,(o)}. g4vc this hi1imii„.,.... 1 .10 iiii Intlividu3l3 who rii;iy yct have Claims, Itiss iiiki pre :tfilrin forthi% lib that Ifs wh 7.-th t i, t 1 ~ . such Claims May. s be ~. t b . , .. .. 0 t ie. ist vay ot January, OW,: the 1 , 4 Y. 7 4 , Crsei tu , ' ritivers ot- the coillttliSSlOner4 shall cease and . . . Signed by (ir,j(t, 4 / ated ' ith m os ,. IMNI. 1.1. Af4cA it r i''''€ectetttrYi.' et. of A ` ~,,1 ember, rEos. .... „. tt etti - iii.. 'Pc , 3-,itiosi, No, 11, 1. ' 14 t. Dublin.. k SI R Al` • .....r....*......1 r.a ..: \ii:f i. ..9,, T iii.)01).(0 7 .4.rr, ON BR I pc; E. 4 ME p,- , : • I : - \ '‘.# of G WITENIEN, FAR,7 , itit, str„tll,l.,t+l4, 01:1,1,,, ds, - rii " it'd ,It mg •%.Vilitti Lion k t , it l 55,•. 1 ,. ~) ii• A. voii, on:1..1(14v : ~...: ist day 01. No,. 1 011•1 4 41 . 11 ,1 1 4 , 01 1. ,...) 1 , t !" , cI. -,i,Lpf..;ti . ii,, .' , ,J ~cures nec es sary tit: ',:r ~ f i 1..; 1 1. tne.ik•hirl I;4' in L;}} : - • • il l i,:lr cat ion , :s.i:Ooftl. be * t "' 0!itti...., - " 2.tn i tQr..ait Ad. 1( a 1.,: (amyl( ,nl,, ,dined the . . le p ro 4-rxivit the Iti.or ' , Lyon., tile iiSadwiii4 I,;trsuleitideis qt ,0t.5,.. 0 . ,1 to, . 1 1,,, ~ i agreed, to, Vi;,, : - ' th:Pltifire it ,; l !'Matarity rififitt,orritnn rim iately appointe lk ii Laletr an T tilt: statrof Siiattortf li, a ...,. vve.ru ot winion . 1t,11 1 ,1 1 1 4 c threnience Of tho I' tib,ic di i . not reriiiie the i i,i in . t .Wr e . tAktyl , 00wo anti r;:t.)...)11 : It eigiv4l**,:i'sittatitoaf: 1 1 . 14 .44 ), .. 1)., ' section 4, of the I.e 4 i:si ALUM tOr raising t1 ii, ' , 441 ii,i tt , ..; ibotio the Pu.!)ii,:, :to takedown: anti rebuild. s t, 'i' , trt;.: 0 4.1 ,),voultt ;, o hi, tit ) , det i intentat to the Town of f, , ,' '-i iel th 'l, ll 'greatiiipresSo rt to i lie. Neighbourhooct ci,4l - ?il l a s nstmay!Mail's of .tliver; Mg Chat r. ii '• ..i, , t --. -tatford to the Aletropolia• itito other k' 1 111 - '' • .: . ' -• . . 1. ''( ,r tf;a t ( 4 L.', lle Present : itii:ll'e is not of sufficient width to kl i is,A.K , wilortaigencies,at as it apkare:from tlicSur. Zlfy.akenful Architeet that it may bc .widetied. without. 4 4 444 kern down.' Resolved, That . it is the opinion of this 1. 411sitl ' tile • Corporation of the Borough of Stratford should Oit, to u Pon, 'es they . 41 . ,.t bouiid by Mime ms del - it sago to ~,i 44 t it , Take sut.h.Al terations anti Addititins to the present ft:','„.'kei", lll rtniler it more commodious . to the Public. ik" t i ti tht 1 0 1` i tr e ) d. -That a Subscription be entered into to t!c -iiiieettlist")2Co,lof opposing any Bill that may be brotts,ht i th tt lie s t tite -u p t i.s., - t i Or . taking down and tebuilding the said teat tla y - 14 4:Expellee, and alma of. shouldodings ob „,, Lventtally. be thought 'advisable, the C o me r- , kti c i btratford refuse to make the necessary Alterations sk the the present Bridge, . and that: the Money . be 1 k„`ltli ort e man!k Or Messrs. hartersbee and Morris,' Strat- ' l 4 '' 4 vott, to the m:dit of the Conunittee hereafter Ot, .k, 11 `i ' J ‘eSol • ' .. . L 14,, et for the % ed, That the following Gentlemen be a C(, :rn -1,1,:•• s zoil purpose., mentioned-in the , foregoing Resolit s,,t4 w e. efy L N•olyn Shirley, tis t i„ aeorge Smith, Esq. Ot lis, bt s Esq.' tVitliam Harding, Esq. Michael Cor. .41{tv.1.LEtInitind Batto: :sheer, Esq. the Roy. loins Lucy, Oro .„ thur Annesley, lohn Brec 'M.P. l o hß ili a ing i ' C: end iliggo' - ts, William' : °Weikel . , and john ki . And It - non ; any five of whom shall have power to 5 a ,., 4 tit4 1 ..._ ,le said Committee, or aiiy EiVcstir more Of them, triltier ha l l to disposer of the tcy :ebtleeted ill t. _s 4 c.. ll Ith' l t( es ti ';', l aPpear best calculated tor tne Scher" '""' -itt tsri;riliou;„`" ,u ) r which it was. sitbscrihed ; dila, is order to h ii ,,,illes it ; quit ellitaey to the ads of the said Coniniittee, tis.,7 l Y ti s i e e n l, fru l l . l embarrassment and obstitidicon, this As ii(4.-.' 'ki r !.. t tg 3 lU litertt 6411 atitilOtity.. and do Pie 4 ige t° tit. /i t4 t LU Pcurrnwe and support, in the ful4st manner ', 1 ,14e:,,,, t ° ,, , a1l Measures they shall legally adopt tor further s:,l,•kt;-•,'-'t Purposes ot the Meeting, . • ‘4 ,. .41, L e l!' VW, That Richard Wyatt, of stratford-upan „lhirr",„..he,Solicitur employed nutter the dircetioli ot the: : -- it tx ,;:h for conducting: such Proceedings as - they may iv . 11, i t r 4 'eit and necessary. ‘ ; t 4itil 'ah .")ive ' ll That these Resolutions be sighed by the h i ttlts. f. and that tic y be published is Aris'sllirminghani r ' 4c ""tt's °vont-Journal, anctin Tits SUN Ne.ws )itlif It . ~ • I tc :4l 44ci e e 3 glve4, *1 hat Copies of the Resolutions be distri ti, ,4th e r the dlt, et n of the Committee,. in Order to CA 4s:lihor Subscrii.uons frt. ti those nor preient who may .. to 4 , 4 , ' I 4.:: pport the Laue. •'• ~ ill iii k s , °l l lve t i Si. 14 til ES WES I_, , ayman. '4 - 4 Ws4 I hat the 'flianks of this A ssenthlY given to 1 . 1 ; 111 1 1. th i , ~!, ' stli• for his readiness in accepting the Chair, . N sita,,, s 411notir and ability with which tic has conducted ii .. : • ,of the il.y. . • .- •-.., .• -E ici „ SOLD, 'the Neit PRESENTATION i,,.e,,,,... vt:ry vititiabtt vir,fik RAG E , of a Parish in a' sii? A,t2.1, within co miles: of London, Is r Lttt t:': t.?t fitcloseti Land, in ctrltivation ; with a l l ° L I. ' containing about 4 )i' i g.n i t , l l ll , 4 ' HoUse and Offices in good • rrpair, and P'2' lc l'ui. tente r "' i of Glow Meadow Land near adjoin ,t,tttlo, ,i t i Pa rtkiiiars apply to Messrs. Ri‘nartis 1,, ;. (s, h„... 4 1411 Lls Wy, 11-st ieet, 1 envie Sat, Londolt. • ... ri..., ~.. J : . ", mittY stiswercil, . , TIIURS i) 4 1, NovEmx ER 14, 1805. This Day was published, aindsomely printed on a fineWritmg Paper, price bound 3 s.6d. A NEW EDITION OF - - DEVOTIONS of Bishop ANDREWS. Translated from the Greek, by Dean sTA NHOP E. 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Aiwa)! • alteration) iruin french Divines. Tlieir diffuse ar- Suintins and periods are seduced ; their rhetoric is rejected ; and their sound oratory (if the English writar has fulfilled his ilesign).is retained."'.' British CritigObir March, iScis.—" A careful examination of the contenta, ',Cads Work Justifies 11:i in warmly recant. mending at, to the attention of young Preat.hers, who may not yet have .had the opportunity or experience of compo ,sition. Ihe Discourses are ,execeilingly•well adapted to the lurposes of instruttion ; being in general of a moderate ength, remarkably perspicuous, praetteat in their subjects, and unexceptionable in their Dorttines." This Day was publishod. ' In One large Volume, Octavo, with Plates, Price its. in hoards, IrliE PAINTER And VARNISHER's GUIDE; 4. Os, A Treatise, both in Theory and Practice, on the Art of making and appl)ing Varnishes; on the ditlerent Kinds of Paintiogs i and on the Method of preparing Colours both simple and compound: with new Observations and Expert. meats on .Copal ; on the Nature of the Substances employed in the Composition of Varnishes and of Colours; and on va. rious Processes used in the Art. By P. r. T 1 WNW, Professor of Chemistry, Natural History, and Mineralogy, in the Academy of Geneva. 64 We have perused this Work wit ;t great satisfaction contains much new, useful, and interesting information on the diltitrent subjects whi.:ll it embraces, and cannot fail to be highly serviceable to Artists. We think the PuNlisher has rendered a real service to Ow Arts in this Country, by giving an English Translation of it. , The Translation is a goOd one. In our Annie Numbers we shall give some Ex. traits from this Work., which has been highly recommended by N. 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Tuesday Evening, theSth of oe,tober last, with a considerable Suns of M:sus..y belonging. taltislidaster, THOMAS' LA:UN If Y, a Native at IS'awn. ne4 Beverley, about Twenty Years of age, with a fair and te t sivcomplexion, a-small 'Moloon his Nose, and two others in a straight iike on his lett Cheek, blue Eyes, light-brown HAT cropped, stout and well made, and about five feet eight Whet in height. • He w.is :tressed in a dark coloured Coat, light Waistc'at, ltladk Kerseysnere; Pantaloons, And hlestian Boots. He had. also with him a light drab Great-cmr. Who:sver apprehend him, and give Notice to Mr. Lockwood,. of Beverley, shall rec,:ive a Reward 9f FIFTY POUNDS. ,T e . T. TAYLOR., Surgeon, No. q, New nritio-street, " London. • sia, Edinburgh. flay a , ,goo. TN the 'Spring of 1794 I 'was agliaed with a vencreal Compwint, which I treated' with itlider . eIICC for five. mon;lis3 but wits titeo obliged to apply to a. regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to clic viru lence of the 'Disease !by mercurial applieutions) ter Sunie time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the. FacUlty here, 'worse and worse for two years, - 1 was retiticed to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an eetiie leper, and ulcerated troth; head to foot, —My!ieed, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short, I have had train twenty to thirty wing ulcers Ott toy body, and nearly totally de. privect of eight.—lt would be .voluminous to particula. rue all iny cage-suffice it to say, there &levet was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerotis, or of a more compli cated nature: I was long hooked upon by. ,my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes .of recovery; and, in deed, in my then condition, death 'was preferable to my more than miserable "state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most iniaerable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a, Newspaper. containing the case 41f- Mr. 11. of Plymouth--nly trientis read it, I could not.--1 sent and procured some of your LEAK B's PATENT PILLS„I which, by using from time to time, am now, anti have lone . been,. (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; ail a proof ot this, I bad a fete; tleriVing, healthy child, horn to m e a few mouths ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature service, 1 request }oft to publish this ;.and you may at ally time refer persons wh o . wish to be setisfied of the tenth of, this, or further F;rti. ciders*, to etc or my friends, by letter or person. A s few. cases for badnes.s Will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have frail experience every reason to assure mankind, that. in your LEAK.L's PILLS they will find a sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, for thee most dread ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called 4 cox. tiRMED Luas. lOHN THOMPSON. • Insurmountable family reasons prevent meking my name and'address' public ; but ereditables persons really wanting information may also be refilled to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Itamaay.Gertlens, Edinburgh. Prepared end Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. 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The correction otthese-had become indlspertsible ; and the. familiarity gra.: dually acquired with the Persian tongue, both by the learned and thecommercial classes, since the first appearance of this Grammar, remitted Some improvements of it both prattica. ble andAesirable:' We apprehend that: nb person could be better qualified for this inut2rtaking than the present Editor. He has not affixed his name to a WOrk which evinces, in al striking manner, his 'learning and his judgment but we do not hesitate to ascribe it to Mr. Charles Wilkins, " To hint the Public is indebted," according to Sit William's own ex. , pressions, " for more advantages in Indian Literature, titan Europe or India can ever sufficiently ;la now ledge." A Common Place Hook to the Holy Bible • wherein the substance of Scripture is reduced ts its proper heads,' weighty cases are resolved, truths confirmed, and difficult texts illus. trated and exitAined. Ky John Locke, ,Escb. and Win. Dodd; 1.1.. D. 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'THIS MEDICINE, "which is so iuperior .to all others in efficacy, certainty, and saky, should ever be given on the first attack of the Disorder ; tar, it it he iiot gutfieient of itself to ,cure 111 Intel - milk...in and Putrid Fevers), it is allowed to be the best Preparati ve i O r , and Concomitant with, the Bark and other Remedies whi‘it the symptoms require. But as the genuine Powder has been often known to restore the Patient, atter its attOstitittes, and every other febrifuge, have failed, it Ought to he tried even in the last extremity. Great benefits hots been derived fr o m she powder in Disorders thought beyond the reach of Me dicine, when taken every night, as an Alterative ; and, from the Success of the Rev. Mr. Singleton . Harpur, of Dublni, there is reason to believe that it may prove a Remedy in the Hydrocephalus, or Water on the Hear n, Sold only by. E. 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