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"17 ' . ''...1,. t , ~ it, t. - 1 'l.!'•:',- P ,.., • . , 4 ~ i....l„ifitrir_34, r t- ~, s , r c . I HtE ..c..........„........„..„.4„.„ „....... ' ' • • :,, -..-.. .- r: ' !,- • , *-r - it */ ,ilk , 1 , ' '' ' - • • ... . ~ ~.. t - `4 i `~ ,~ 1 ) •,', A i 14,4,, .01,.... • t...,;z. , •• t . ‘ .i ,i 4,1 `,•.'i KAY , - ''' ) , ' ~,:! , /Iv i -.:;\ 0. - ,7 , ...'.'-4.:, - n, :.. ~!,!....,q, -.. -4 ~• - •:•/ • :'7.?. , I.i a V . ',..1,1[i f I -q,.L~p', a V t • f. • " 'ECEMBER 21 , 1 80J . NUMBER 41.10. 1 • • r• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. " PIiESENT EVENING, DCC.,2I, 1805, , , willhe performed ~ ' . • LOVERS' VOWS. - Fredlrick, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS Baron Wiklephaitrr, Mr. 13A RRY MO RE 'Agatha Friburg, Mrs. ANS.ELL Amelia Wildehhaim, Mrs. H. SWOONS. 1 1 Which will be added (16th time), a New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. „ • The Charaders b,y . • DE CAMP, , Mr. CHERRY. Mr. MATHEWS. Miss DE CAM P . , - • Mrs: SCJ)TT, 44.941.1.1.. "Iwo New Airs, by Miss De Camp. - rtslss: 'Sebohd Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6,1. Second Price 2 S, rlt .svpin4 Price r s.•,- Upper C; al [cry See 4114 '.;ce tl,--tiqo Mo n ey to b e returne d . will be opened' at Hall. Past Vive ' din at t 4 -4 4 ...-Past Six. and the Play 5 tkirtirOlk 'lO txes'ttilr tll - of . her. FoSbrook; at the „ Lein Littlethissell-street. l it s;n4 l . onclay, The School 1 for Friends ; with the Sleeping litt i j 4 ls l . liVNAL,. CONE N'l'..GA ISANT EVENING, D. X4l, 180.5, 1 *- 1,."`•" -U witthe: Per formed, .a PEED T E PLCIVG Sir Pirriip Blanptorct,' 'NI,. R.RA V ; _ litiody,. Ms. MAtsLit ; ' .„ Bob Handy,' M r . FAWCETT ; Henry, Mr. C. KEMBLE. 1 „... 'Miss Illavdford, i•MiS,GIBIIS ; • ` Dane `Da A shfierd. , llll3:'D AV k.'N PO RT Susan Ashficid. Miss BR'UTPI'I/411 A het whiyh p • lslew Ballet, by,Mr. Byrne, called • • 11 - IE 'WILD ISLANDERS ; • • . Or, HE COUR .0 PEION. • 400/litch Will tx: T add T ed'a Loyal itlusical Improniptu, called NtiLSONrs:,GLORY. • mclud.; with a Representation of tltc late Triumpnant. •• tu e Naval Ingagemont . • • , s lit 3s. 6d. Qatlery 2S, Upper Gal l ery . Past . Sty p oor ; to be upene(hif hall past Five, and begin at halt toz ,i s ,Vvrtire flakes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, a t the o n Tee . • • for 0 , I".nntlay next . Master Betty will 'appear at this Theatre, ibrir.ehrst time thi s season, in the Charadter Of Achinet, in af a g n (4,, i ; with 'rile Poor, Soldier ;; b.:n*oo;lst night s_ till the H o li days. ' • ; (11 I,lnlysdaY, Alfons o , King of .Castile.• g 4 ,, n4 ; "clay Ma ster Betty %%111 p...rfurin Romeo ; and, en Due nYcitPee vu ci9 n raeter of Gustavus VaSa. New G ra be gi v e n of the first Representation of the xl It be *which has been so_ l u n g .taePLiP4Toirc'eneirere!iled.Harjeclui4l''s:' Magnet or, The scan • I) A 1 2 L ., 11-:•• [PRIC SlXt'VriCt TotheG4NTI.EMEN, and,FgEEIIOI.A6•RS of the Countfof . l3EDFOßD. - CENT LINIEN, rt As z Nracilicy ha'sTAlien plac'e ile; . R'Fpresenta--, tion of your CoUnty;4 beg - leave to4.)lfer myselra t ,-ra candidate to lee, returued- oue,of your iVlembers.in gari ment. - - Should be - so foitunate as t 8 become - thi: obßa - of your choicei I shall be fully-sensible of the' high Honour, cOnferrcd*Uport me, and shall endeavour to deserve it by tilt: stritiest attention to my arduous. anti important Duties. I have the Honour to be, wit4kreat respect, • ,• • GairrittaitN .. -. • -- Your most devoted and faithful humble Servant, The Hasells, - FRANCIS' December 19 K , .0395. • • This Day was published, in Denny Bvo. price tos. 6d, bib. The FIRST VOLUME of rIENSURA. 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IWNi.",• HAMMOCKS .FEARNOUGHT, CAN VA:3, HEMP It 1.411 S tit , WHITE OCKA M • F4A t NGS, -ENH'TV R.BARRELS, OIL,. 411 d I'AINT All Malt in itSelijd Tar.-1 and also the Hull of Els SOtill t Saldantba , lying in Hann:war. • - "fly Persons ,Ivial*irt td bitoine Ptlrchatert rtt. - 0 , the of viewing , the 64001 - Ant Ship, during the cran2,l,l ifounrV , ltid -Fart; wilitifte day Sale. ittiyentogies ani-Olgtdidt.uvrqf dale may be had bf.re,ard at th:% Yarat - • 4+ the PROPRIETORS' ciIEAST-INDIA: STOCK. LAos Ar 9) GENTLAINtrit • • nrHE D'eath of your' late reipe6table bire6tor, Mr. Paul l.e Mesurier, having Licca:Aoned a VadirtY; .J beg leave to solicit the !loopy of your Votes and Suppos io"succeed'him inthe DirediOn. ' already done myself the Honour of stating my prep tensions, which I flatter myself are of the description re conunended by ate' Re*olution of the Court of Direelors";-ini the tgth of Tune last to your consideration. —Should it he your.pleasure to gite me the preference, 1 khall endeavour, by unrotnitti attention to your exte‘get. arid increasing Maritiine to merit the gre.,At obiig4iced , yquxonier., . . 1 have the Honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen„ ' •:. , • • "Your obodient hatable Servant, • • CAMPBELL .NIARIGRII3fkUKS. ilerner's-street, London . , Dec; to, aos" • -N.J3. Captain Marjatibanks's Committee meet everyday at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, at Twelve o'Cleck; end wil:.be happy to receive the Conuriunications of his Friends. , , - 46:iatiri411;LIAG igoc. HECOMMISSIONFAS'for — P - IC"IgL L. 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"the 3ist .). -- "'iry,f , ./4. 4 .,.,6 , e , Twe14...e illontbi, ir,,,n, the ist al "Y a i t . t. L.toovthle, with 1. , 04*- 4,,,,,,:.....:.' 4 , 5 ..... bater date. he Conditlins of . the Contran may be teen at the Seeretary'; Office; at this qffice ; or 6j , ittptying to the Collector of the C'ettionts at Yarnscatth. PiloNifissOßY N O TE for 340. `` ° i'et, ilPis,udrawn by Mess. Davison and liawkes-, 1ik, 11 6?.. 4 '4 41 e. Messrs. Ma 00111411.. Peterrt , and Co' " Ir 'n ,`oi ler " ;ter %etc to Mr. Wiiii - arn tinrcl:;gon, or oecier. ami s .rsort hringu'rr the _ same Messrs .. ,, William Annstmt st ce i v ° II? Not ;, rl6, C merit's- lane. 'Lorntiard-stre , t, ktapp - e t t e ' ` , HREE CLAN I:.A.S Reward. ,P gy meat 1144 been: • THE ONLY HISTORY Or GREAT )UtiThlN Front the. Revolution to the Tresent Time. regiare I will br . had (*Any Tender in which the Prlco shall not be inserted in words en' or that shall not be d e liver e d t o the Board before One o'Clock on the said Monday the 3Qth inst. nor unless t#e Person who' makes tho-Z'emder, or some Person on bit Waif, attends, to answer, when 611es:for. ELEGANCE .IN DRESS. COnseiinence of the general Complaini against the Articles composed of Co; ton and Stik; trait their "Olility to crease upon. the smallest prehsnre, A Itclif an , if TON, klanutatturers anti Mercers to the Royal ritutiy, in compliance with the recommendation of several. ....Wes of distinguished Taste and Fashion,,have invented the 'Nit LUSTRE, which unites the much-desired quali s of perfea Softness, Durability, and elegance : it like -4e c'impletely obviates the evil Oomplained of in the former thiele, so that they can warrant it will. not crease its the agt Sr wear. A. and N. respe&fully solicit the Atiention l' , l lll-.: Nobility and Gentry to this New S p ecimen- of their, l atiufadory,' as well as to th e Remainder of their Stock, ~...) r nprizing Poplins, Tabbititts, Italian and Silk Sarsenets, re L very Article in 41Iourning , line- The whole. includes tne NoveltieS in'Dress which have been produced iii the • w Mr se of the. Sea Son. ` l° . 8. , Henrietta-street, Covent.garden. c APITAL DEM, YARD AND TIMBER WI-lARFS. ~ BE DISPOSED OF, all . those LARGE and P r 0 : • _ andV At - ABLE . - PR EM I S ES, situated' near the - Great A Maidstone now in the occupation; of Messrs. Smyth ..A tkins, th ey having engageci lam, extensive Bre , cry. * Also 1. or Small-ars apply tktheni. Ili -- a CAPITAL TAN' YA R D , situated near the above - ,e in ,., , 13-s. For -- a i"--....-..._, ri Z, teularsOpply to Mt. Thomas Atkins . .__ , r... 0 BL SOLD the ,&4i7lsftE'S. F-NTATIO N . _to - a very Valuable VI CA RA C - t,'of - a' Partsh . in a 27t i l coUntry, Within So miles of London,' containing ;about . 0 o Acrei of in c losed Land,in cultivation); with an ei ,E.,1,_,.. it vnx. Tamily House . and Offices in good - aintir,... arid. he iilc,4l, i and io Acres Of . Glebe Meadow Land near anigni -74 I . or further Particulars arty to hiessrs. , Richards 4__ . •*- 4 !..Stationers, %V ych-stieet, TeMple Bar, London.,— "mi pasupaid; duly answered.' 1 4 40 )ERN DANCING PRIVATELY TAUGHT BY. R. ALLEN, at lg, Sherrard-street, G01den ...._., : aivare,- and- to, Great Alie-street, Goodman's.fields, ' 1 ? plans expressly formed for:Ladies and Gentletnen of any _ lw r h e opave never learnt that Accomplishment, or , not in kapto nt Fashlon, and whose Age or Rank make it an ob. learn perfeetly private ; add • Foreiners, Officers, or F • utintry Residents, to whom time is an object, expeditious ay completed. young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen, not re. ,IN Private I.*.isotis, taught at these A c ademies for One c „trf t sa per Quarter, or School Vacation,: ' This. Plan parti ' IY interests Parents and Guardians of Youth wanting, i ,. ! ei ration and Addreis, but educated at Schools having, 1, 10 . , Dancers to pay the attendance of an eminent .Master. attgrei of the Nobility, Gentry, and rqpeetahie Schools, Ladies telich . . . __ Et;lt COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS , tie; • PECTORAL -ESSENCE OF ,COLTSFOOT. RE Herb COLTSFOOT, called TussilagO by 41 , 111. , " th--e Ancients,' was distinguished by them, as its "me end* conveys, for Its extiellence in the Cure of Coughs it rt other Pulmonary Complaints ; and this Esseneehas, itr of , a long Prattice, been found the most safe °lul u ual Remedy ter Coughs, - Asilunas, and all Disorders of gi v e e ", ll ,g , gently opens the Breast, and immediately e n - " rty of Breathing, with•-rit any .larger of taking, f „, ,• It admirably allays the Tickling Which' provokes 1 .7 , ,5 11 ent Coughing, cleanses the small Glands,-rellxes he .„ trir. o _ ll ! and thereby enlatges the Cavities at the ,Yet,sds. tis it will prevent Consumptions, if taken before ttie I ,ls are ulcerated. It cures also 411 iiusky and dry Coughs , to t h ose and Soreness . of and Isive l s iv ß ed elt , ( l R es . w ho, through Age and lnfirmity, are ticp or Sleep. his • - t o l. Essence is prepared by lames Ryan, Surgeon, in Bois sold only bF. Newby and Sons, at No. 4s, -the each, 'End of Si. Paul's, London, in. Bottles, price 3s, 6a. w i;", linty included • :t :1 by those Verniers in the Country s p .°, Itave an annual . Pipilointment uwer their Signature and are49nuine but • those winch have. the Minis, Saamn. 7tOY . AL'fENNE RI AN SOCIETY FOR •TItE - EX.. NAT I ON, OF I-1 E. S 11 , 1 L. P 0 X . • A T . a QUARTERI I Y GENERAL - COURT, i - jk. held at the Central-H . 6oe, • No , i re,Salishury-square, on Wednesday, Dec., BEN likM 'CRAVE - K3, Esti P: in the Chair; A Report of the Board . of pirett9r6 01111 Nledieal Council was presented, by it ippears that 100 Persons Ventral been. vaccinated at the entral se, and other stations of the. Society, within the laSt three months, and that the total number inoculated siticait 603 wad; 01,700.- 5 in charges of Vaccine Matter had also been transmitted front the Central House alone to various - parts'of the British Empire and Fci reign Places. . Bence it rni?ht be Inferred, 'that the deserved estiMation which 'the disco ry of 1)r. lenner had attained in the public mind had not been impaired, notwithstanding the many unfavourable reports so industriously circulated to its prejudice. These reports;ltaiing be4ninVestigared with great diligence and at tention, by a large Committee of liiquity, ap pointed by the Medical rountil; had +teen'fbund (wittil very tew,pxeoptiotts) ro.beajuygross iiiir,edrourilations of a few. opponents of the V accine Pra4tice, :II the intention of leading4he public opinion; and. exciting .distruit in Ibis in. estimable discovery.. The examination of this subject has tended to confirm the liigh aininiOn of its etlieticY, , by liSeer tattling, that, considering the immense numbers who have been vaccinated, theZceurrences of 'failure' are very rate in deed, and,,that Inoculation,' for Oic Small-Pox is equally• liable to similar cm:oo;ms. -The:lopda also states the.Afflidine.circumstince of octo Persons having been destroyed in - London, birthe Small-Pox, within the last three montlas—a calamity which they attribute tii. the 7 renejiveil and greatly increased pradice of inoculating tfiN dreadful disease. - And it.cOndluclaS with expressing' the hope that some effi , :ient rheastveywatild be speedily adopted tgwardi checkini, the progress of so fatal a pestilence. • :": Signed, by Order of the Board " of Direetors,, 41.1-3 A 0 4 t ' r ' s " • • •. • G A KEY LC) Tl' EK Y, • DEGINS DIIMV LNG FEBRUARY 3 - ; 1806. 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This Day was published, With numerous and extensive Corredions by. the Author, .a New Edition, printed in Twelve Volumes OdavuoA s . formly with the Histerf of Mr. Hume, rty , % TlMA.o,,brorrli rke -my ton Witt. rr HE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, trinii 11 the Revolution of 1688 (when Hump's History ter, Minates) to the Peace of Amiens in 'Boa. Ify WILLIAM BELSIIAM, Esq. ' Independently of the acknowledged merit of Mr. Del sham's History as a Work of unquestionable fidelity, it claims especial notice of the Public, as being the only Iris. Cory of 'Englithd by a singe Writer which continues the His. wry of Mr. Hume, with uniform spirit aad ability, to the prea Various tune. have been the expedients to complete the series of our National History ; Smollett's general . 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