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T i t { r,: a ~ .+~,~ , , r :as ITUNIiBEIi 7224 _ THEATRE4I.O VAL, DRURY-LANE. " HIS PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 31, 181 a, then Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of Goe THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. • 740„ THE; Heartall, Mr. Dowtun ; Frank Heartall, Mr. e . Mr. M a lf ort, Mr. Powell ; Malfort, jun. Mr. AI allacis Ptain Woodley, M r. S . Fra l ey; Ferret, Mr. Gattie ; Quaint, Mr.-Penley ; Simon, Mr. Madducks ; the Akidow re erly (with an E pilogue), Mrs. Mardyn (her first appear ,„..ttce in t rat Character) ; Mrs. Malfo r t, Miss Boyce; Airs. Widget, As. Sparks. After which, a new Mel o -Dr ama ti c R oma n ce , ealica. 1111 E MAGPIE ; Olt, THE MAID OFPALAISEAIL • fiver Bailie, Mr. Mundell ; Farmer Gervas, Mr-Dowton ; )4 a rt!. Mr. R. Phimps ; St. Clair, • Mr. Barnard ; Richard, Cler Wallack; Blaissot, Mr. Knight ; - Isaac, Mr. Oxberry ; Ali h eii r y ..Maddoeks ; D ame G erms , M rs . Sp a rkS ; Annette, Byti Act the First, an I nc id en t a l 'B a ll e t, composed 'by Mr. r The Characters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, • Miss Smith, Valiancy, .3z2c. &c. :ttrtfutixees and Pl aces to -b e ta k en of Mr. Spring, attheßotunela, • {roa r Entrance of the TheaJee, Brydges-street, IV i " Four, and of whom may be had a Private Box { ghtly). 7, .1 Second Price, 3s. 6r1.- - --Fit, 2s. 6d.; Second qa4 pttce 4 ) , 2 : l ;- . Low er Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is. —Upper M rs • S econd Price, 6 a i the nirdyn will appear, or the tret tme, asWidow s C ur ,‘ l Y, in The Soldier's Da f ughter, this Evening ; and will „"Y he.announeed another revived COmedy. .• Kean will - perform , the parts of Zanga'on Thursday, "'RUsiijaet on Monday next. ed • au s P ash was 'on Saturday evening received with unbouni ii di 'tinguishen approbation and Applatis . :, from a hat• 'acel_arT(heatre •crowded to excess, and will repeat the T ne ` s e d , )r Polly, in the Beggars' Opera, To-morrow, amid a) next. To wr tend rot}', The Beggars' Opera: Polly, Miss 'Nash (her se • PPLarance on this Stage) ; with Modern Antojis, e Mer ry Mourners.—On Thursday, the Tragedy of The Mr. Kean. After which, first - time, a new orr pr7.lwo Atts, called Twenty per . Cen t .. 4 Ppr u , . 9aY, Miss Johnson, who was received with r much ,tation as Anianthis, in The Child of Natnre, After for the first tinie, the part of Emma, in The Bieth.liay: ~uifor th e fi rst t i me ; a new B a ll et, ca ll e d Cale itay, i..-surels; or, The Highlander's Return.—On Satur laue Play.—On Monday, Rowe's Tragedy - tlf Tamer revivt.d. to ill , with a pp ro priate splendour, when Mr. make his first app eara n ce in the Character of new C omedyi s i n preparation, and will be speedily pro- eTHEATRE ROYAL, COVE.NT-GARDEN. lls PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 31, 18 15 , will he acted the Tragedy of JANE .4 / 1 0R1). 1'0 1) 11 1 , 4 'e of glouccster, Mr. Egerton ; Lord. Hastings t ,..l4l ... _ , r; 44'yg I, Sir William dateshy; .Mr.Hainerton ; Duni9n J M - e ; Tlelniour, Mr. Claremoht Alicia,. Mrs. Faueit ; ane . h , Mess ONeill. *Liter 1. , ''''ch will he produced, for the sixth time, a new ~toiltini Historical Melo-Dra , nia, in Tle Acts, called ik - ;" . 1) (-1 BICT ; Olt, THE VOYAGE TO POLAND. (44 0, SceUery, :Nlachinei y. Dresses, and _Decorations, The p • will be entirely new. rAiert "nee de Conti (elected ging of Poland), Mr. Ha. ' kw ;',11; John.Dit Hart (Commodore of the French Squadron, ,s tb i , s riPLin of the Frigate. the Fame); Mr. Farley ; itro, r,".„"'d Lieutenant of the Fame), Miss S. B!ioth t t elf %;." . ,""hei on a ailor), Mr. ; Radolshi-c ( - . 7 I Inn NirFgton : Colonel Ca.ssirnir . Minna s , p i, a . '' .4lll s6' N-44s ki (a. Vassil to Rodol.*Li), Mr. Liston; o 1.11 I 014 Wife), Mrs. ,TI R , se , . In Act if. a-Festive Dance. ‘ L* Piosis ' rin g Gf the suns, Etc. ecc. in Signor 1,14_,,t,e -ttri. (11 the Vessel, under the direction of • Plac es 11" .0 for t fi,„ e.the Boxes to h e t a k en o f M r. B ran d on , a t tl ie sit riart-st reel, fr om T en t il l F our. ( Ponrs will b e opened at Half-past Five, and the Play .7aif - past Six. Second Price 3s. tid.—Pit 3 s . (M.; Seco . ucl Price ectm )d.i"',er Gall ery 25.; Second Price Is.--Upper Gallery Is.; r i e • e bd. ar t , "tw Gr an d Hi stor i cal Melo-Drama, called John nr, The ov..ge to P o l an d, cont i nues t o delight and msiirrstlie. V tiJiem e. Du s astonisoiy sat Neill will perform on Thursday, Haller. Ilelvidera; and day,r,t. Keibille will perform on Thursday, Pierre; on a u 1„ he 'Stranger ; and on 111soaday, Brutu3. to sOhwiltseesnnniDdate the nnoverous applicants for Boxes, AAA tl r ePeat the Character of Rosalind on-To , -.12v , ?.rr t 7.., Cl : l. 4 s , : ra ; c ri t ioe ke r . : ( o 2: : T l e di t;' )e e . d c n o e u s i d it a r y i c w ierelk..will "Rosalind, :tt.. fr i s e . of As You Like It be iv l or s(4l ' Anis'day the Tragedy of Venice Preserved : t1,.(.0"al Miss O'N;2i ' ll - Pierre; Mr. , Ketuble.7—On Fr . " , l ` Ti t l e s t cu ra " 4 T "f You Saturday, the play of ‘l'N uc"'; the St • Mr. Kcniblet Nirx. Elx}lee, Miss LI ren,tr, Kerto,,,ea 74 ' 4(4 '1', the Tragedy of Julius ("mar Brutu.,, --rrioN OF THE SONS OF THE: CLERGY. it enitGol'Ef(-!I•NER.AL, ANNUAL COURT of the tNOtts of ti C:N for the BELIEF of 141 44 1 , 11113 ° 11 K and CIIIL I TME H N ATTY of CLERGYM EN, will be' 1 Ill* Corporaiion House, No. c 2, Btoumsbitlifate,: q'el nek "DAY, the fnh (lay of Noveini)er' 1815 at 4 /ne P r " . "eir, for the Choice of Otficiers for theilisbi , •g' 14. urswilice of the Charter. • J. AI. GRIM WO or), - SURRY INSTITUTION. October 25th, 1815. P r, 1,,E P ROPRIETORS , SUnsCRIBERS, and :„ sne PURI - are respectfully infoi meth that the foi -4'4 4 ,°l3R.S‘ L' s' or.LE&l'lißESwill be delivered in the 1. „g N.asyn Ili tAi. "ll the P tiILOSOPIIf of ART, or Principles of Con- 1,?!1 lietttern Natitre and . die Arts of paintig bv LANDSE ER , Esq. and ry, ' nl sdliiyS, F . S . 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A ~.-: w .,-,... 44 to- 1 1 r-i "..:01 ,:-.- . ..;... <4 . , ~,... ri a P;l''9 4 ' 9 ;;- E S A O C T 0 Eit 31, 1813, TU, DY EAST INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 25, 1815. • • T HE COURT of DI ILECTORS th , e UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRAD ING to.thc EAST INDIES, do. hereby give Notice; • Thit The Court will be ready to receive Proposals in writing on. or before Friday, the 10th November next, from the Owners of Ships of the burthen of 1200 Tons and upwards, Enilders' measurement, specifying in one sum the whole Rate at which they will be willing to LET such_ SHIPS for One - VOYage - in - the Company's RegUlar Service. The Court further give Notice,' that no Tender will be re.- ceived for such Ships as have been in the service of the Com pany, if they have already gone more than six voyages. The Tenders, with the words'' Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at •or before Twelve o'Cloch at Noon, on the said 10th Novetuier; beyond which hour the Court will not receive any Tender. JAMES, COBB, Sccretary• The Particulars of the 'Terns and Conditions under which the , Ships will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be It'athliton allo.ication to•Mr: John Morice, 'Clerk tit Coxuinittee of Shipping, on or -after Friday ❑ext, the 27th Instant. WESrs PICTITIZES---CHRIST RE „JAL JEQTEIIf his sEcoNn PICTLII{E of CHRIST HEALING in . th'e. TEMPLE, and the DESIGN of the (.IHT CIFIXIOS of OUR SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHES, are. now Exhibiting at No. 125, PALL-MALL, near Curl ton- House; every day'(Siandays cxeciAed) from Ten in,the Morn ing to the close of the Evening. N.B. Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. By Order; CHAILLES• SMART, Secretary. WATERLOO . SUBSCRIPTION. City of Tarent, Oct. 30, 1315. v Atiniunt of Subscriptions qccited and wade at this place to the 28th instant. is Local Subscriptions of which the Committee have advice or notice. At Edinburgh - - - - . about £lB,OOO -Glasgow - ' - - - - 8000 Further from the 1000 Presbyteries of Scotland -- 5000 In Ireland. - - • - - - 15,000 ..t Liverpool - - - -- 9 000 ~ At Manchester - , -- 7000 At Bristol, additional to 30001. - remitted 2000 At Halifax, in Nova Scotia. - alpmt. 4500 Subscriptions are ailviseg at Petersburgh, .and other Cities of Russia. Subscriptions begun at the Islands of Tortola and Mont suratt. The Committee begs to request the return of the Subscrip tions made iii the Churehe: and Parishes in Etr?land and Wales, to this time, by the• Licence of the King's Letter, may be advised, at. the earliest convenience of the Ministers and Churchwardens. • Further Sul L. r. Parish of Wimbledon per the Res. Wm. Pfitehard - 32 .2 9 • John Venning,, Esq. at St. Peter:4)l;l . g' - -42 0 0 From Antwerp—from Capt. Onfmrth, and • the Engti,it Ama teur Theatrical So- • ekty of that Garri son, the profits of ' an English Play, g,v,n at tbeTheatre there, for the hole lit of the Waterloo Fluid - - 28 14 1 Chapelry of Mellor, Deshyshire,per Rev. M. Olerenshaw • 59 9 5 )scriptions : L. s. At Esdliles Co. Parts!" of • Chwertnn, per Rev- sir. Robin son - - 7 13 0 Parish of Bentley, per Rey. .1. Tweeil 2 0 0 Parish of Womboiirri, Staffordshire, per the ItcV. Mr. Llevan'2s 18 Subscription atTault ton.- per Messrs.. ‘tioodforde & Bun combe - 43 15 8 Parisli.of Dunsbourne Roos, Gloucester shire, per Rec. J. Cr ()owe - 3 4 6 Parish of Preston, Gloucestershire, per ditto - - 3 0 0 Parish of Men, So merset, per the Vi car - - ,2 10 0 Parish -of Yarcombe, Devon, per the Vi car - - 3 0 0 Parish of Flazelbeecli, _ _ At Henry Hoare & Co. Parishof Begelly,Pern broke, per Rey. Mr. Thomas • - 2 0, 0 Parish of Palverbateh, - Shropshire . - 13 3 0 Parish.-of Selworthy, Somerset, pe ^ r Rew 'J Stephens , )n - 5 5 0 Parish of \Vinsford, - ditto, per J. Bealey 1 5 0 - Northaniptonsi , ire 4 14 6 Parish of ColAcotl, per Rev. Mr. Kus!moat, 2 13 0 4 ',,* The Committee wishes 'to engage three or four light Apartments for Oitic , s, with preference of suitable conve itiencenear to and 'Fez!' Of the It oval.Extiharige. Nota Dew,. • Au Communications leer Post, arc to be directed Waterloo Subscription, - London, And to he put under Cover, .directed kiwiNis 'reeling, Eq. • • Poet (12E( e, Londox. Snhscriptions art received at Lloyd's; at the City of ton don l'avero; and by all the Baoliers of the Metropolis. J. P. W.ELSFORD, Set. 80th October. SPANISH LANGUAGE. • Jris s t published, second Edition, price 81: bound, AEW and laikoved ENGLISH SPANISH N GRAMMAR, designed especially for Self-Instruction. ny L. J. A. M‘H ENRY, A native of Spain, — and Teacher of the Spanish, French, and Endish Languages.. Sold bySherwood and ('o. 20, Paterriosfer-row: Milan and • Co. Solio-square; Boosey, Broad-sircet; and the Author, No. 10, Old Fish 7 strect; Doctors' Commoni. " This is the most generally useful Grammar of the Spa nish Languag - e which we have seen." Anti-Jacobin Revitne. By the same Author, price 4s: bound. Exercises on the Etymology, SyntaX, Idioms ) and Synonyms of the. Spanish Language, adapted to . therabove.Grainmar: " The present instructive volume is admirably adapted to the Graminar, and cannot fail of being peculiarly useful to' those who direct their enquiries to the accurate distinction of words apparently, but not really ssnonyinous."--Literary Pa norama, 1814. • CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES ARE patri!nized by .the First Noblemen in the Kingdom, as well as by the following Honourable La.. dies, who have given this Medicine to their awn Children, and also to the Poor of their respective Neighbourhoods, with unparalleled success : Her Grace the Duchess of The Hon. Lady Sav and Sele, Leeds, • • The Right. Hon: the Countess Her Grace the Duchess of of Shaftesbury, Rutland, The Right Hon. the Countess The Right Hon. the Countess of Mountnorris, • ofDarnley , The Right How the Countess The Right Hon. Lilly Caro- of Cork, line Cape!, The Right Hon, Lady Lucy The Right Hon. Lady Eliza- Bridgeman, teeth Spencer, Lady Page Tamer, The Hon. Lady Boston, . Lady Lovet, And wary other Ladies of the first Rank and Character, too nunierons to insert. Sold 'at R. Butler% Chemical and Maxine Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chtrch 7 /ard; London, and most Country Medicine'Venders in ertriTovfn, iu is. ltl. cash. Tins Day 5r S published, price 31. 13s. ed. In One Volume, , Ito..itltharatel by.two Mips and 16 Plates, 14 of which are coloured;,. A N ACCOUNT of. tile KINGDOM of CA U and its Deliendenctcs-in Pcrsia,Tartary, and In - dia ;Coniprising a View of the. Afghan:l Nation, and a His tory of the Dooranuee Monarchy. • By the Hon. movN'csTuAßT 1 - .PHINSIONF.:, • Of the Hon. East India Company's Aervice, Resident at the Court of Poona, add late Envoy to the Kith? o Caulint. Printed for LOlTgaiAll, Hurst, Revs, Orate, and Browit, Paternoster-rove; Murray, Albetnarle-'street. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HoNonami Sla t Edinburgh, March 18. BEG leave to inform you,' that ever since th'e , A.! year 1799, I had been atHicted with the Lues Venerea 4 which, f, ms its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eininent urthe faculty here, and tut several severe courses of saliVation, and twice dis charp;ii:ironi the 'Hospital with little relief, would aveav to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last f year my disorder bad got to such a head, as nearly toput a period to my existence—l had a large nicer on the crown of my head, one du each arm, and my legs were broke ont.in a frightful manner; my right was drearlfilliy painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; inv left had also . two large icodes oo it, was very much discolOured, and gave me such etcruciating pain, pailicidarly when warns ii bed; as nearly to deprive use of rest; is this lanientalole state, I ,was recommended by Mr. ..I..Thonipson, (who received so great.a. cure by them here), to take your LealiC's Patent which I beg:-tv to do - on the 45th Of May ;in the - coarse of a fortn:'g}lt-I began to receive btuiekt—in little more. than - a mont' the ulcers no my head and ;milt were soundly healed— shoti after, thcsorei, sn thy legs healed alsii; hosV ever, considerable diseolouration iii the Skin,, and Pain in the bone of the left, which . , by the lib s' , .ing of God, and a little 'longer perseverance in your invalrianle Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing - , the skin reining its - natural hue, and the noctOrnal paitis gradually going thus- became, by your fil . ,- evr t a dvi ce and •,pedicine, perfectly free WM]) all my former -coMplaints--4ur.7e recovered, my former spirits and istrength, and'aai become jolly and fat, in which state having 'continued many months to the astonishment - oral{ who knew • me, I am at a loss in what terins.to express may gratitude, but -beg you for the good of caber sittfering mortals, to make this say case as public as possible, as I sliail -on every occa ,sion ; in so doing you will greatly • Sir Your grateful; Obedient, very humble servant, ALEX.. MURKER, Swabh's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the cure:— Min 'Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburg,.; John M‘tntosh, Old .AG'qttublyClose, Edinburgh. Prepare?. anti sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the • Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street,. London; wheie, after a conStantreSidenee <tf move than 33 years, in a pr4etice'parti culaxly directed t 4 the cure of Vatiereal.k;ompla , fits and those incidental to the Parts of Generation; with that inviolable secrecy which men of hisprofession should alWays obServe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and asiStanee he gratuitously adininisters to. ersons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, liv-axliscerning Pithlle, as an advattage seldom attainable,' and void of all amliinity.. ..Also sold, by his appointiment, for the convenience of thoss living at, a distance, at the Perfumers, No. ;:.t5, tit: Allran's 4treet,..Pall-inall; the Toyshop, N0..1C2, Oxford-street-; Mr.' DisborOugh.'s, No. 7, ; Mr. Baxter's, South- Lridge;Edinburgly; Mr. WDonald, Jeweller, Glasgow; .bit. 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The very'high estimation _in, which t his Medicine has lieen held fora great number of years must render all elleOlDiutils guile unnecessary. The 'Proprietor can refer to so many individuals. of fesrectability, who have de riredhenetit from these rills, that the most scrupulous must be satisfied with. But the real Merits of this Vegetalile Pre paration will, on a lair trial, plead inure fciciuly in its own it ftxlf s tboti - any thing that eon be said of it. All - those af tlictud'with ir:y; Scrofula, Leprosy, cutaneous and acri monious Eruptions, or other Disorders, occasioned by impu ritic., tlkgi3lood. To those likewise, whose Coastitutions ha r t; f,eetc impaired by the iikitllliCintlS use of Mercury, it must be a grott consolation to-have the assurance .f .finding , re lief. Whatev,r may have been the original cause,the most veterdte cases of Scurry,•&e. invariably yield to th . e benign influence of these fills' When all other Medicines have been tried in vain, and tbe'preseriptions of the must celebrated Physicians here failed, these }lnshore proved elfica - ciour. ' Dr. Veners Treatise on the Scurvy may he had gratis, at 14, New North-street, Red-lion-square, where -the Pills are prep4red'geonine only by the Proprietor, and sold, wholesale and retail, price 4s. 6d. per packt, or six iu one for one gui nea, duty included. , Sold also bY 8ac0n,.150, and Allen, 76, Oxford -street; Richards, 193, Strand ; .Ward, 324, iinlbor ; Sutton, cornerof Sonthampton-stteet,Holborn; and all other Medicine Venders. PH EM LAH piIOFESSOR 'BARON BLEIZACLI., of Pros sit, being now the sole possessor of this celebrated .Sy rim) Remedy, is happy to offer it to the British Public. • It is used in all dera -gements - of the distinctive organs, of the spine, of the bladder ant of the kidnies; after accottche meat, and in chloro.ns„ or green sickness. It effectually removes pain' or weakness, or irregitlaCeies', produced by such derangement ; incontinentia 'ilium, gonorrhoea siluplex, and fluor auras. Occultly penetrative, actively syinOathetic, intensely cor roltorant, the extraordinary and exquisite properties of PIEMLAI - I, or the Renicily; its trauscendant and plastid potency in restoring and in vivifying; its peculiar productive principle--all render it sovertign, unrivalled, and invaluable; No pain attends it, nor danger,- nor confinement, nor in convenience, nor unpleasant odour. It operateS as if it were a-charm. One packet of it effects a cure. It is nut taken in ternally. The diseases above enumerated, particularly gonorrhoea simplex, or gleet, and floor albus, so fatal to females, are in cnr,tbie by any otherl means. A packet of it weighs an ounce. It can be enclosed in a letter, and sent to any climate. The price of a Packet, including duty, is 11. sterling. No abatement will be Made to the purchaser Of a larger quantity. PE - lEMLAH is sold only by'Mr..MARTIN (Baron Blei 'zacYs sole Agent), No. 3G, Seymour-place, Bryanston-square,. London, and n.) where else, every day (Sutidays excepted), from Twelve until Three. • To a person at a distance, sending by post a note for tinder a coverydirected to Mr..M , lrtin. and paying the post age, a packet legally stamptd, will he Sent by post, under a corer, directed in such a manner as the person may desire. With each Packet a paper of ample instructions is given or sent. 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Like Mercury and Inoculation, Phenilah, or The Remedy, makes an era in physic—the Most important, perhaps, of the three. • "Sa • igl4:lo* •J r, ~~~ J ~ T ~ vw % ~;:,