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S' \` , - la dlta .71 P , l4#j 47a V.V.' I, •,a..n A.A •. I •• •• • -,;R:4.1" . NUMBER 6321] THEATRE ROYAL, DRIMY-LANE: /THIS YID 'SENT EVENING, Dc.cernbr 15, -a- 1812, Their Majesties' Seiviints will perform the Tra 4Ndyof DOUGLAS • Norval, Mr. RAE ; • Lorci Randolph, Mr. HOLLAND ;• • Gknalrop, Mr: RAYMOND ; Stranger,- Mr. WROUCTUTON ; Matilda, Miss SMITH ; _ ' Anna, Miss BOYCE. To whirl . ), will be added, the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Captain Seymour, 'Mr. HOLLAND; • Mr. Collooney, Mr. RAY ; kultocb. Delaney, (with the original. Planxty), Mr. JOHN STONE ; • Edward, Mr. DE CAMP.; Frost, Mr.I4:NhEY; • ' Cymon, Mr. OXIIERRY; Louisa; Mrs: ORQ.;R; Caroline, 'Miss BEW; • . Cubba,•Mrs. SCOTT. The Doors to he opened at half past Fire o'clock, to be : . tin at half past Six. - Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the °thee in Little llussell-street, from Tz:n till an 4 from Ten in the Evening, ,until the Doors - are closed. The prine : ipal Dok,Etitrances are in Brydgei-Street r Atith an atixiliary doOr in Russel-street; the Pit Eptrances are in Russell-street awl Wdlinra-street ; the Lower - Gallery En tranoes-are in Russell-street and 'Woburn-street; the Upper Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only. Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Monoy ti) he Returned. \ivant Rex et Re4iini. To- morrow, the Comedy of Tice Honey-Moon; and the Mu sical Farce of Turn Out *rite Public are respectfully informed, that a Comic Panto mime is:in a forward state of rehearsal, -and which will be produced at Christmas. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, !_llO,-MO,R.ROW EVENING, • Dec. 16, .1812, (Bth Time) the Historical Play of THE RENEGADE. fro4nded on Don Sebastian, King of Portngal, by Dryden): The OVerture and hiusic composed by Mr. H. R. Bishop. PO It:f 11 GUEZE. Don SehaStian, King of 'Portugal, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Altarei (his :admiral)", Mr. CHAPMAN . ' Antonio, Mr.4JONV,S; • , Octavio, Mr. SINcLAIR ; ' -Pedro, Mr. BLANCHARD; Jatittez, - Mr. usToN ; Olivia, • Miss BOLTON; Dorax (the Renegade) Mr. )"OUNG. moons. • linley M 166 (Emperor of Barbary), Mr.BARRYMORE; Benducar (his Minister), Mr. EGERTON; . Orchan, Mr. ,ITKINS ;‘ Zeydon, Mr. JEFFRIES; • • . , The Mtifti, Mr. CRESWELL ; • The Ddwua, Mi. SIMMONS; - • DURUSET ; • Almeria (the Deposed Empress), Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, which win be, perforzw,d a New Farce (with Songs) eKtied ' • LOVE, ,LAW AND PHYSIC. - The Oi-ertnie, &c. contp,,ed by fir. M. P. King. • • The Principal Ci:aracters by . Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. - MATHEWS, Mr. LISTON, Mr. BROADHURST, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLADER; „M r s. cur,B , ;, i\iiss E. 110L'I'011. Boxesls. Second Price 3s. ss.'6d. Second Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s. 'Second Price Is.•;--LTper Gallery ls. Se cond Price (id. On ThursditY,. .the revived Opera of the Lord of the Manor; with the Escapes ; or 'the Water Cairier.—On day, the Renegade; with. Love, Law, and Phyiie.—On Satur day, Alexander the Great; with Killing ;no Muriler.—On Monday . the Tra(;edy of Venice preserved. On Tuesday the ‘22d irikt. will be - revived Hughes's Tra gedy of the. Siege of Damascils, which is positively the last bight of Mr: Betty's engagement). • , IV Mr. .CROPLEY, Mr. CARTER, Mr. RICHMOND , DUTCH 'SAM, &c. with other OlympiciGatna h aft Lre er. nientioned.. . THEATRE ROYAL, PAVILION,'. . .(ASTLEY'S), NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. rrEns PRESENT .TUESDAY, 15th . , Wed nesday, lath,ThEirsday, 17th, Fritl4", 18th, anti Satur.: wth pec. ,The Entcrtainmento as follow: • 'Comic Pantomime, called • TIARLEQUIN's AlETAmoßpijosEs, Pr'keediiti• whi...11 -divers pleitsiPz Exercises On the' TIGHT • • - ' -, • Likewise a Grand Naval Spectacle., in Two acts, called BLACK. BEARD ; . or, 'TIiE . cAPTSVE PRINCESS. - • • • ' ' THE -GRAM) .S(;HOOL OF MARS.' In which Mr. eROPLEY, Mr. CARTER, Mr. RICHMOND, DUTCH SAM, will, in,* course of their highly.ap proved Sparring Exhibitions particularly exert themselves in various actions Self-dereuee, in a: Manuel; that will greatly surprize the 'Spectators. • - Preceding the above, • , • OLYMPIC' GAMES, BROAD-SWORD COMBATS, Scc. • In the course or the - eYeuing, extraordinary and wonderful Performance byt he- FLYING PHENOMENON; which will exceed all his former attempts. • . • The 'Whole to conclude with a Grand Comic - Tantotnime,, extensive Scenery, 'Machinery, / &c: called jUPITR AND EURODA ; HARIA.:QUIN'S AMOUR: ,Doors to be. open at Half-past punctually lit Half-last Six.Sccond _price at,Half-past Eight. - • RIPE •Stilton, Eddish; Parm4san,• Chapzigar, -Cottenham, and atedder Cheeses, Hams, Tongues, Pig's Chops, 1). Beef,, Gerinan Sausages , fine Russian Ca viare, Rein:deer Tongues, Welch Salmon, Pickled . Oysters,. 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Perrin; Chemist, at his 'Warehouse, for the true. and- genuine Fever Powder of James, 23 ) .'Southampton-strect, Covent:Garden, London. et\d\ pri'~~ s • r ‘.4 .o TUES DAY,. DECEMBER 15, 18P2. SOCIETY FOR THE. DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR - SMiN LL DEBTS, Crayen-4reet, Strand, Dec. 2; ITI2. • BENEFACTIONS - since the last REPORT; ~ viz. .. ' . 4 . . .t.• d, Right - Hon. the Earl of Kerry (25th Benefaction) 20 0 0 Rev. Di.. Wynne , - . inn. 5 5, 0 Henry Hatsell, Esq. .1. H. Holder,Esq. • Ann. 5 5 0 Jame', Hanimet,Esq. Durlliun - 0. A, S. Liiljngstone,.E.sy • . - Anti. 3* 3‘ 0 Gept-ge , Eitencb, Esq, per Secretary IL. P. Glynn, Esq Anil: 2 2 0 Francis Gregg, Esq. per Secretary J. J. and It. Mangles, Esq. ' Mr. William Talbott. • ' *l. 0 0 Miss M. D. ' . , . . - 0 0 Mrs. 5; Thorpe - 1 0 0 . Four Books, per Tieasurer 8 8 0 Oni.Ditto, per Secretary 2 2 0 /j. 72 14 Discharged and relieved, : from various Prisons '4B Debtors,,for the Suni.of • ,C. 161 9 5 Considered' the Cases of 18 Petitioners— Approved _ . And Deferred I. Benefactions are receitt by James Neat'', .E4q, the Trea surer, CheynC-Walli, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Far quhar, and Co. St. James's -street; Hoares, . Fleet-Street ; Cltatteris' and Co. Lombard-street; Bidditiph, Cocks, and nitige,, Charing-Cross; DUerien and Co. Finch-lane, Corn hill; Hammersleys, Fall-Mall ; . Veres,. Lucadou, and Co. 77, 'Lombar&street; and by the Secretary, itio 7, Craven-trtet Strand, %Alert the Books may be seed by tho who art in clined to support this Charity, and where.the Society meet on the first Wednesday in eYery Month. 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America.—Mr. Madison's War ; a 'dispassionate Inquiry. into the 11;aSO;IS alleged by Mr. Madison for declaring un offensive - and ruinous War against Great Britain. By a New England .Farmer: H. A' New TransratiOn Of Juvenal. . ill. Sir Intnphry Davy's Elements of Chemical Philosophy. IV. . s Calamities of Authors. V. The Navy--Poring and Money on Ship Building, and on the Decay of our 'Wooden BufwarlEs. VI. George Colinan's Poetical Vagaries. VII. India—M‘Pherson's History of European Commerce with India. - • . VIII.. Life of-Petrarch. • , IX. Count Julian. - • • . X. Education of the Poor—First Report of the National. Society.' „ • -XL Galt's Life of Cardinal Wolsev. XII: Rejected Addresses. Professor-flayfair's Natural Philosophy. XIV. Professor, Monk's. Hippolitus. •• Printed for John Murray, Albernarl , J-street, London. Sold also by W.-Blacksvood, Ediniitgl4 and .1. Cummings, Dublin; of whom maybe had complete Sets of the Quarterly Revieiv, forniino• 7 Vols. price 41.45. boards. 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P = roposal can be admitt, d after the said daij r f]leeembe,r, at Tl;elve o' ("lock at Noon of the same Dhy, 7e;1, - '7,:er will any Tenth+. be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an .dgent in his Behalf, skall attend.. • , Aty.Order of Me .1:loartl, B. H. CRETI; Secretary. OFFICE OF ORD-VANC:E, Dec. 5, - 1812. riniE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Mil. .4 • Ji.;s:ek's ORDN,INCE 'do hereby give Notice,. T:iat Proposals will be receieed at their Wire, in Pall-Mall,' • on or Wore Trednesday, the 23d day tfDeeember ,inst anti, from such Persons as may Sc' xcillingto undertake the per-. 'l'ormance of the PLUMBER'S WORK, for service ~of IV: Department, et Chatham, for -if periad of Three Years, sle teroduable at the expiration of One Year, upon giving Three Months notice at Me option of erthcr Party. Further particulars, tagether With Me Terms and Coral tions ofthe COntratt,'may be known at .the Secretary's us Pall-Matt aforesaid, any - Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o' cry!,l•.where the Proposals must be de: ture;!, scale! al in - dor:est, " Proposals for Plumber'3 Work at Chatham C',4tii:ilo Proposal Gait be admitted after the set i .1 - 23 d . daY of ;Dec. : mt o' clack- at Xoon.qf the same Day, ithither''wilt - any Tender; be `noticed, unless the Party it,"or an rigout' on his behalf, shall attend. • , By Order.of the-Board, . .. • . • R. IL W"Secretary. CRE ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID, Plicorerf for . ctarling'tWe Hair, atid . iirotnoting its • _ .growth. • • r 1 71 ,4 'rIE virtues of the CURLING FLUID eon •111.' •sist_ the - 1 nexpressibk beauty it gives the Hair in dressing, and in its peculiar property of making it curl, and keeping the curl full and perfect during damp, .p4 , :spiration, exe &C. • ' imparts a perfume:reviving, grateful,' and 'highly deli cious,- makes the- harshest hair ai soft as silk,. strengthens 4 where weak, immediately, removes all dandrnff„Ae. w hi c h' obstruct. - the growth; and it is well known and kw gener aily op pli,sti by nedieMedicalMeurfor . :making the hair gr,when all other means are ineffeetnal. Sod in bottles at 85. 6d. and 6s. by the Proprietor, James Atkinson ' Perfumer, No 9, High-street, Bloomsbury,, dint ; and, by appointment, by Kayley and Blew, CoclZspur. street; Gattie and Pierce, 5 7 Bond-street i Rigge, 65, Cheap sity, and most Perfumers, in the Empire. Also ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE I)YE, a Turkish Se cret, first brought to practice in this Country for changing Red or Gtey, Hair to Brown, or Jet Black, allowed by men of' science tube the best article forchanging the hair toa per manent colnur.—Price five shillings, half-a-guinea, and one gtiinca the bottle, ADVICE. • THEN. - V Men of Education an il P ro f ess i ona l .: Skill use persevering entleavotirs to discover the rrio , sate and certain method of treating a few pievailin: Diseased, the successful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. • Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to Make the Cure of iho following the object. of their, partictilar study, viz.. Certain DISORDER, frequently c:kniraded in a tninnent - of Intoxication, andt. its coccomitants, STR I C TU ft ES and GEE ETS, which, by an improved plan, are spctxlily and effectually cured;, as also DEI3I LI'L'Y, whe- - tiler arising from:Aaechanaliair Indulgences, long residence' in w.trni Climates, or a Secret. Solitary VICE, - too, oft unhappily pursued by the Youth of horn Sexes, in the 0. c causing Sterility or Barrenness, and in the other a nurnert:us tra,n of Nervous Diseases, Which, it not timely remedied,. , ternimate in lknpotence and Cons,urnption. lat that distress, ing•srate of Debility or Deficiency, - whether the consequence of such baneful Habits, or arising from any other cause, bye • - which the powers of the Constitution become enfeebled, as regularly -educated Surgeons'of •Lmilor., they 6llera safe, and speet,ly Restoration to.sound and.vigoroirs I lealth. The .result. of a long, and extensive practice has enabled them, by asuperior method; to remove Venereal Complaii ts, however inveterate or complicated, without stOjeding the •Patient to the lea,t restraint in diet . or - exercie; and in re cent cases, where -An.early applicetion is ma , se on discovery of the Infedion,•they frequently perform aCure in the ~hurt space of two days. - . The unprecedented succe.ot their 1, cde of Treatment (which has never been known to tai I in on •:In gle ,Instance in a pradice of 15 years, during h d many. thousand persons of:but li•sz.xes hate b e en cnr,d, •evtar after severe and injurioth.s. methods had been pur.tt:,ecl.Oy other :Practitioners withoUt ef12:111, - -induces their to thi4oublicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSs and Co. exclusive:y professiin.74he Cure of these• particular complaints ; in order teat th:y:rntrnot be mar ked,by.a 'mistaken few, • with the obloquy so jostly attached to the ignorant Empiric. think it bUt ;o them.: selves to state, that they have been rrope:ly educ,t..td anti initiated into every branch of the profession (eurtitiOates of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resultiro, frOrn their en:teavnurS first induced them to quit-the praCtice of the gent rat Practitioner, they, weStime that theirpretensionieonStitute a fair grout ; ! f,r the unprecedented confidence with whiCh they - have, .J4' the Pub lic, been so liberally honoured. . . . Patients in the country are 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 fur 'warded to any pan of the kingdom. LOSS and C. Surgeos, No. 13, Bouvene.strect, Fleet. street,: