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i I , -4 NUMBER 6993.] ro T THEATRE LOYAL, IIY- LA NE. (, 'ITS PRESENT EVENING; Feli.:3;thejr -""- Majesties'. Servants will perform the Comedy of. - • THE PROVOKED HUSBAND.. Lord Townly, Mr. Pope; Mr. Manly, -Mr. Powell . ; Sir Francis Wronghead, Duwton ; Lady Townly, Miss Wal tein her first appearance in that Character, and the 4 st nig p ht but two o f h er lingagcnientr; lady' Wroughead, Ms.S a k r - s•u which will be added (33d-time), an entirely New and Su perb PantuMiine called THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS ; The , Or, HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. Nw Or, called The'Valley of Diamonds, will be r v e • peatea every Evening . ; To-morrow exeepted.., To_inurrow, Hamlet ; Ophelia (first time ; , Miss L. Kelly ; i, I II LP Id The Ninth .Statue:—On -Monday, King- Richard the ttein On Tuesday, As Yon Likelt ; Rosalind, Miss Wal-, being positive] • the last night but one 'of her Engage- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. His , PRESENT EVENING, . Feb. 3, will De perf orme d (3d time) a New Musical Entertainment, in Two Acts. calle(! BROTHER AND SISTER. • With New Music, Scenery, and pecorattons. , Tires, ML. on ChiistorAl de Tonnes,- Mr. Fawcett ; Don SelOo•de BI "Duruset; Paseheco, Mr. Liston; Bartolo, al ts d; Donnalsidora, MisS Stephens :• Donna Camilla, toil : Egerton.; P osanthe; Miss Matthews ; Xgatha, Mrs. Lis- , . After. whieh, the Farce of • ' KILLING NO' MURDER.. __`,1)0110 Bari, Mr. Liston ; MT. natbews (who_is Ztticiently recovered from his late severe accident ) ; rt Sterling; ; Fanny, Mrs: Liston. .• • - • 40, winch will be addell, a'Ne'vi, -Grand Pantomime, called: WI-lITT T INGON T he „, e4, Or, LORD MAYOR OF LpNDOIN . 4. „, ~,~e,~ asical Entertainment of Brattier atittSiiter will 4:_` a i Yed every Evonin,g. cr.','\,ftan?rrow, The Stranger; Mrs. Haller (firgt timp), Miss lt. apt L lL—Crn Mninfav, Cove, Law, Tad Physic; with the New and .inlict.;--On artaster. , NAVY-PAY 6iFFIC.,' January 10415., •„ . NAVAL. HALF-PAY. ,2—y, • • - Inconvenience and Delay' Ilhye . . . raittazzsee:sioneil respecting these Payments, in,ases - of 11e , by the necessary Alliclavits not having - twen- seat ?, 4414 the Retarns of Inconie nOt.h.aving been wade, in. due' Ti ti?e : the Treasurer, therefore,- anxiously desirods that the~ ceps , shouLl r ece i ve their alf-pay with the least po,,,ible tei H a.l l , `after .dvertiseinent of its issue- froni the I` , :iivy•Onice, *41 : 4 11 ""S l l cTotutriends it -to them, to forward the.sai*Atlicla. ''s to himself or the Favinaster 'at this.Otlic.4, and the fle- Z rlls of Ineorn e to the A:Ssessors,of the•ProperV- Tax at the • r Y (:)ir 'ee; as soon ai it shall be practicable after the expi ration of each Quarter. - Art l . tie "lege Tran- •'oris ire not route in proper Tine, delayed till the next regular Nid-Z-7---;' • - ~,,u . rig - 11 E . `l.l;Trs -PICTURg, 61-10.1 KEJECI.b - 44 - 1 - ': u/3 •LIC. are. respectit , lity itiformed, that . AdtlE -11* -,XEllisiTi • PE OPINED, with the -- 11" "f the . ' \ is "" ', - ' Nof OUR SIV v on I) ESiGN of the CRLCI iv IX 10, - iput, No 111. th Was t o ' ha v e (Teen painted on Glass, for the tfrat Wirvinw (7-.Wi'feet (T w-28) in. St. (41.(we's: chapel, Wind -2.4.--°i" cryl.).ay (St.inJays exceptc4j front Ten till dusli..- __ ••- By Order, 7 () -•- CHARLES .SUART; Secretary. • 125, Pall-Malt. N.B. Good Fires areliert inthe - Rootas. • • 1 10 BE SOLD, purstiant to two several Orders of the High Court of Chaty,. bearing date Lite 4 h D a y of August' 'and 4th Day of Noi , ember,.lsl4, made in a ilau,stt ivlirein , BENJAMIN CHAMBERS and others are . "' ll tiffs> and JOSEPH HILL BRAILSFORD and Another Zr.4,1-Jefendatits, hefore'Sir John Simeon,. Baionet; one of the t a rs of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room in South -4,,n1t)0n Buildings, Chancerr-lane, London, sometime in the '"inth of March ISIS Ti , o Lots, SEVERAL SHARES the CHES-TERVIAD CANAL NAVIGATION, in the County of Derby, and several . Mortgages oti the said Canal, ,1e the Property o f &wallet Brailsford, Esquire, deceased.— ' l. itlied.Particulars whereof will be given in a short time, and the dav of Sale.fixtd. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. ' No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. }lt;Non RED Sits Edinburgh, ;dare] 14. • I' ,1313 G leave,to inform you, that. ever since the ' year 1790, I had been afflicted with the. laws Venerea.; on), its obstinately resisting every course of medicine reScribed by th e ruost eminent of the faculty here, and un ergoing several severe 'courses of salivation, and . twice dis charged ll arged frairn theospital with little relief, would appear to 0e l of:th e most -inveterate nature. lit the spring of last year :Y.disuriler had got to such a h e ad, as nearly to put a period ° 11 .1 Y existence —.l had a large ulcer on the crop nof my headi 0 1te on each arm, and my legs were brake out in a frightful 10 ner ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a ''te of ulceration for the last seven years ; iny left had also large . codes on it, was. gory Much' discoloured, and gave • ' . okv such excruciating - fain, particularly when warm in bed, , 4 earlrto.deprive tft.! of rest; in this lanieutable state, F ‘+a& r ecommended by, ?dr. .1. Thompson, (who reil.eive(' so • t r vi e , .a! a. cure by thern here), to take your brake's P4tent Tartubegan to do on the 26th of May; in the course of a Iliegan to receive benetit- 7 iti little more than' a Anti. the tileers on my head and arms Were soundly healed— *von qty, ."Uti lie sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how -1,4, c ousidera.'qle discsilyttration in the shin, and pain in the j,„„ The of the teat, whieh, by the blesSing of God, and a little 1,,C 1 - 44 Perseverance in your invaluable .Nledicine, subsided th e tlodes dispersing;the skin rega,aiiiing its natural hue, and 3,.., i ' l 4 l ) r.turtral pains gradnally going- thUS became, by. niierrl inkice and medicine, perfectly free from all my complaitits--:have recoeered my "fOrmer spirits and a_u ianti ani•berome jolly and fat, in Which state having t:anted many months to the astonishment elf all who knew 7 1 , ), ' , e ., > . I: am at a loss in what terms to 3Xl , ress gr ad hut for Ilia . good of other sulfering InortalS, to make . 051. 1 y case as pablic as possible-; as I shall on every urea , so doina you will greatly oblige, Sir, yuur grateful, obedient, very linnible servant, ALEX. 1111;ttlitat, • 'Swann's Close, Ili , ll.:street, Edinburgh. , 3 „ 1 , .Wanesseg to the a bo ve cure:— 7 . . n ..liotripson, No. 3, .New Poultry John Alfl atm!), Old Assernbly(hose, Edinburgh.' • ..,.,!",iyp , tred and sold by the sole Prop'rictor, •of i the Itoyal College, of Surgeons, at his . New B r id ge - street, London; .wUie, after a residence of more than 35 ye:Ws in a practice parti tc'iy dir ec t e d to the cure of:Venereal C i oniplaints sill those tittut‘al to. the Parts of C;enerition, with that inviolable tArety cased, , elt mint of his profession slionld always obzerve lb! flatters himself the aiivice and as,istatiec he ntously adminisler , to ierso'i • tutCr this Mcilie;tie, will 1 -o ( 't:,ltiabic ed, by a di - seer ' ning i Publi b e, ad .. ..ar.t.iig,c seldom it.7d wild of ail ambiguity. 1,11,,1rti sold, by his appOihthien, for the conVetilence of rhos* zit a distance, at the Perfumer's . , No. 35, St; Alban's-- ; the Tovshop,' N o . 103, O x f or d- s t ree t ; M r . : 1 4i,1'Nutrii's, No. i, fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South (24llei -Edialirli; Itlr, M'Donald; Jeweller, Glasgow - ; MI. ; . -atuf by one person in cvt.ry tonshlerable i n (ircat, Britaiw and Ireland, it, boxes of ollir2s. 9d. Iv il,;7 a "lpeil, , ;'./ad sealed up with foil and p!:11n directions, Y bl ~ e` l"'tDrys,of either sex 'may cure themse,ftes with safety. ' very (lux - . sold .Great-Britain is sealed up with a 4t. ! " '"iielt, by favour of th e Cp ssiou er s, is printed, Stamp Taylor, No.'s,, New Bridge-street . tm .W. 11.1. 1 .1 is ail aLlicrs arts cdianturretts. • g - • , t - P r l7l 111 - ^ e4 4 , • 04•4 ' 4 - . VOCAL 'CONCERT. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-.SQJARE. • ATESSRS." BARTLEMAN,'• C. KNYVETT, KNYVETT, and GRF.ATOREX, most. r'espect fulls acqtraint the n)bility and Gentry that theirCONCElcts - cvmmence at the abure - elegant Rooms, otrFAIDAY,•-the Vith of I''esruary, inst. ;lint be continued' on every succeed :lug Friday, (Passion and Easter Weeht , excepted), to tio3: end of the Subscription. New Compositions boat of the Emtlish - and itsiiast Schools he. produced.. The Subscribers of • Tast year are respectfully entreated to signify their intentions respecting - the : tnsuing Season 'as ea, ry . as possible, that .Tickets may bereserVed fur them, - as no More. wilt be issued than the room can perfectly accommodate. Principal Vocal PerfolliaCrsalfeadyega7;ed fHThe'celebrat-. - : ed Madame Sessi, - :andClMrs:Vanglian Mrs. Bianchi Lacy, and Mrs. ; Mks Williams, Miss Travis, and Miss Stephens . Mr. Vaughan, Messrs. C. andlW.•Knyvett, - Mr. - Bradbury, Bellamy, MrGoss, Mr„ Hawes, Trod Mr.Bartleman. With a full (horusi•for witich the:. celebrated . Female Singers from Lancashire are engaged. -The Band is numerous and - complete in every Department; Mr. Weichsel; PriacipalSeeond Violin, Mr. Reeve ;, Principal Violas, Mr..Monntain and Mr. ; Violoncellos, Mr. Lindley add Ashley; Double Basses, - Siznur Draganetti Messrs. lioveu, Smart, and ' Addison; Flutes, Ashe and Mr. Brand:: .Oboes, Mr. Ling and Mr. Sharp; Clarioners, Mr.'• Mahon 'and Mr. Oliver ; French Horns, MeSsrs. Petrides; Bassoons, Mr. Holmes and Mr. Tully ; Train pets, Messrs. Hyde and Son; Trombone,. -Mr. Mai lotti ; '.'ruble Drains, Mr. dculsinSon4 Grand Piano- forte, Mr. Charles Knyrett ; • Organ and Conductor, Mr. Cireatorex. • . .‘ . - Terms of Subscription, Five Guineas for Nine Concerts.- - 7 - ickets tra.usfetalie, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentleaien's to Gentlemeuolitk .the usual limitatiors,-as t;xpresFed on tie „Gard of Admission. That the t 014.1.3, may asiuredlv se lect,:it is?,-4.auulition of thi*Sobikeription,that itay,Tictiet sent to a shop or a,dealer to be disposed of, shall be forfeited' for 'the rtitaindef of . the Season: . - • - 'lt '; , l , ets-are i•ow ready for delivery at Mr. Bireball's, 183, New BM4-Street, ivbere Subscriptions. art receit,eil is• a, by the . Nauagers. N611:1'14 gT.ki'Foll.l-0:1-fIrtF‘ . . At a (41'.1‘:1',ItAl. 51EE'.17NO . a^f' the I_JISSt;II.II . IERS and Plo, l ),tcY,tl.:tC:i "I) f this EsTA ti Lis LI AIEN'I . , he; d at Illanl4,' ei-l'ittirs(lHY, the 46th 61 Jaiiirdiy, 1815, 7 '' - ... ' •. ~• • , The ati)Ai . :Noble. tit e-3I A !if/U.18,-1)f STAFFORD,, Patron, In the The I lionins liEsoi.uTio3is were plaied unanuninisly; viz. T:lA'l'`ifl tiio event 'Of IlVe'DountrmiSsiimblint. tO a su l«ci e iisSr:lll.U), prpvid&4liiientire.u.eli ing for the p.ropeed Infirnriry, it will 4e Inost.aclviseat?le id aet upon, and advt . that -• . m •,That wheueyer n a person ahing a Donation, or giiinq a ",Legacy, thinks. fit.to aoproprlate the.saine , f4l) . ',a. siiecific tptir-. :;pose, that purpose shall be tioti?le4 Li writing tattle 'freasttrer at the time when the mime? ispaid, and 'the Treasurer shall take care that a-Cory .if the 'Notification be entered in- the Minute,Tholi, and the Original shall lie preSeried'among the • Ilocttatents* of the Institution.' These - Donations'stiall inSt , be - divoted front the purpose specified, .withont: permission) , iii writing-, from the.l)oilor, or his legal Repreientative; suclt j permissir ! tt to. be similarly c.opiell • and preserved.. That :At Donations and Legif:cles, not apprqpriatCd in the manner specified by the last Resolution, shall - bet applic,t,,ble i tti'the purpose of building and fitting-up of-the Infirmary. '121.1 at after, this great object is attained, the, Stifplus shall I be investeilaccording to the f-A - lißesolutintrAif :Decetither the' I , 2d, and he a ilispu‘,a6le Fund. .. . . ~, ~.., ~ , .... , .._ That all stibserittent I?,onations and Legacies shall be added to this disposable Fund; and that the Principal Sum thereof ,-. 1 • shall not be applied to the purp(Aes of the Institution, without J . M the c.nisent of Two 7 thirds,Of sucb*Trustee..tas are present at . a General eeting ; tine notice liaili b , been given of an in tended Motion for such application of the dispoiable . Fund. That the ir.arl of St. Vincent be requested to accept the Otiice of President of the litStitution fur tiTe.. . , • . That-this Meeting, views wittuthe utmost, satisfaction. the promptitude and zeal with which the Working Classes of the Community have contributed towards an amnia' Income - for . the support of the North Staffdreishhe Inurvoatyy.thereby Setting an example not Ides honourable tb themselve3;thaW beneficial for the adoption of other, districts. And it is with equal pleasure that'we observe the - liberal aid that has .beeit afforded to the design by ninny - of .the more.npulent who in-. habit, bt are connected with the-neighbourhood. But although the Douatitins already. made afford matter for high congratulation, yet, in order to . carry - theAlesign to an' extenrcalculated to meet the exigencies:of the -.Distrt.ct, and • to provide Buildings on a scale conunenSurate with the An nual Support which • may now he counted upon, considerable , additional means Will still he necessary ; and therefore, that, fnrther Donations be solicited, an'!, every 'exertion. used to chtain the requisite increase of Funds. . - • -(Sin•ned) STAFF6I9S, Chair Man. - . The Marquis of. Stafford baring 'cattle Chair, and Sir J.E. Heatiato.te: being called to the same, - Resolved .uuanimously, That this, Meeting respectfully offers its Thanks. to the Most Noble the Mai - quis • of Stafford, for the honour his Lordship has done us io taking the Chair---. for his cordial support of this important measure-and, for the-distiriction which he has conferred upon the .NorthStaf foldshire inns many, by allowing himselfto he named Patron. • (Signed) T. E. HEATHCOTE,iChairman. It is requested that persons 'intending trienntrilinte give Notice of their Donations er Subscriptions -to the Treasurer, Josiah Waigwood, Esq. Etruria, Staffordshire. • THE celebrated TI-IMPETIGINES, .or SOLONLOIN'i DROPS (withont.Me - ccitry, or anycrelete rions preparaAo_ ,n). which stand hi the highest ,estimation for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and all disorders wriginating, in an 'impure state of the blood; being _gradual, gentle, and 'almost impercptible, in their operation ; the best substitute that : lias ever been discovered for that'dangerous mineral Nlcreury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel all noxious and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. *** Price 11. s. per bottle, or four in one Family'Bottle for 335. on which one small bottle is saved.—The words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on 'the stamp of each bottle, without which noneare genuine. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, opposite New,liond-street, ',widow, and all Medicine Venders. _ _ _ Dr. Soloinoit expects, when consulted by letter, the usual cornpliiitent of a One Pound Note to be inclosed, ad dressed " Money Letter. Dr.. SoloniOn, Gilead-House, near • Liswrpocl,. Paid double postage." • - AASHALL's 'CERATE prevents and cures those troublesome and painful visitants Chilblains, whether iii. a broken or unbroken state; removes the Itching and- Indanunation on the first application, and Whin broken, heals in a lunch shorter tune than can be credited but by ex.: , perience. Wounds, ulcerated le' s, burns, scalds, bruises, and ulcers, of every denomination, and of however long standing, are ef fectually' cured by this Cerate. • Copy of a Letter. " Gentlemen, Birmingham, June 13, 1804. A very sing,ular and important cure performed by shall's Universal Cerate demands publicity : S. Galion, EN_ bad a man of the name of Harris working, who had been af flicted for fifteen years with a most shocking inflamed and bad leg, m insouch as to be almost in a state of putrefaction; be ha been in the London Hospitals, to the salt water, and under surgeons of this place, for seven years past, when eight boxes of Marshall's Universal Cerate, he bought ofthe, com pletely cured him. I shall think the Proprietor is promoting the cause of humanity, by publishing this case, and every op porttinity of making it known will be embraced by Your obedient humble servant, Bull-street,'Birtningham. E. PEIRCY, Bookseller." Sold by Edwards; 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Charch vasd; Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Holborn; and Tat, Exchan;e, Loudon. 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AT.*THEN• Professional Alen, eminent for - skill V V and experience, offer their advice, and exert th ,, ir abilities, for the cure of a few reigniN Diseases, they rise su perior to that prejudice which is so justly excited against the advertisements of men, ignorant of the .first principles, and uneducated in the Practice of physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. regular Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilege to prac tice, and by the uniform success which their moe. of treat- . ment for Venereal Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue with the same aisiduity to direct their studies to the, cure of every species of that baneful poison, as well as the re moval of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which. prevent c.v_embitter the matriasenal state:, In the catalogue of human 'zifirrnities there are none more afflicting than those which arc tie unavoidable c;mseiptenees of an indulgence in a certain.. destructive habit. The _unhappy sufferer broods over bis inisfurtunes„,asharned to seek relief, until be is fe -1 duced to such 'a State of misery as to render life oppresSive. To such persons it will be a con Soling reflection to know that they may noW, by a new and remedy, be restored to their - former constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proccetling either from an excess of conjugal - and illicit pleasure, or irons a long resi dence in hot climates, hard drinking, the , injudicious use of mercury, &c. are speedily restored to health and 'strength. It must be a self-evident proposition, that where the ag- gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and cure ofa..few peculiar einnplaints, there 'Must be the . greater certainty of :success; and - as a proof Of this positiot their method of cure is so particularly expeditious, as welL as safe, and so evidently superior to the common . pr4ctice, . that in some slight eases of infection a perfect restoration is completed in the short period of three days, and in those of • the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment ensures to ...the patient a safe, well-grounded,, and lasting re-establish ment. .11y an early application, the patient will escape the danger and expense of a tedious attendance upon the leis ex pent:need practitioner. In, the must obstinate and ,compll cated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the • urethra, spongy excrescences, bard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal-weakness, sleets, as also sTmenntEs, .4cifiAli cr recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the of other practitioners, are, hy. - their present improved plate of treatment, ,effectually and permanently cured, with out the patient suffering the e4crueiating pain and alarming .hemorr huge- which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. in the course of 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and • are daily under. their care, the total eradication of which is 'effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice s , superior to. any other ygt, adopted. The weakness, reiaxa-. tion, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient' restOtect to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years•existed,A. pro per per Severance in their restorative _remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the. slumbering sparks of life, .and - to re-animate the constitutidn. • Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi lity has 'e been under the care of Messrs. Carrie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, lite.; , and having - reeeiVed'a radical and permanent cure, request that rferences may be-made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment', Many of these Gentlemen have-had Strictures from 10 to 20 years, and had been under the care of Messrs. Home, livavisides, and other Surgeons of 'equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs, Carrie and Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and' honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be Oven or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy' so essential to their undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the acemint for medicines. - 9th Jitne; 1809.-107, Hatton-garden.