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it ;,.tis ro • ---- 1- 4. • a Nt4v• 1'94-4,„tttYck.lN/ Elf Pr '1" • I * .1 14- : ' . 4 4• + ~. ;,.. n. „ - a . • ls. • •~r NUM Ell 6984 I • THEATRE ROYAL, DIWRY-LANE.• Frrms PRESENT EVENING,. Jeri.-2t their -ft Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. TtoMeo, Mr. Etat); Juliet (second time), Miss L. Telly, from the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. To, which will be atlde (26th fime), an entirely New and Su - ' " herb 'Pantomime, called . THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS ; Or • HARLEQUIN SINDRAD. - Anime To. Ors . The School for Scandal ; w ith the New Panto- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r r i PEVENING, S PRESENT Jan. 24, will • ""''• ue perfoimed the Serious Opera d i l lrab ARTAXERX4.S.., Irauctiauane, i, Mr. ,Inhclensedon ; Arhaces„• itri Sinclair; and Aliss Step. .r a• wh l ' t. 'win be - added {for the 26th.time) a New• Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN WHITITNGTON Or, LORD MAY9R OF LONDON. After which, the Farce of THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES.. The Characters as before. To - roorrow, Venice Ptesered ; with the New Pantomime. OR AToitios. Nobility, c A j, S n i tr l y L a E n Y d P re , lic o , that their f r r n m i a n t c l he '+'i commence as usual, at the Theatre . Royal, Covent ir3arden, on MONDAY NEXT, the P,Oth instant„when will 44 :performed. the Sacred Oratcrio of MESSIAH: Composed - by G. F.. Handel.. • rrineipal Performers--=Mrs-. Salmon, who ail! sing "There Vere shepherds," "Rejoice greatly," and " But thou didat t '''H, t leare;"—Miss. Singleton (her first appearance), " He 4 all feed hi s fl oc k," .an d " I f Go d he. ;04' us ;"—Ma.ster WO likos, " How beautiful are the fect,:''-atid: Miss Stephen , '`-tome unto him," and " I huner that try Redeemer 'teeth:" --itlr. Braltaut„ " Comfort 4 t • toy people," "He was despised," bd ehold auste," and " Thutt- shalt . break. tlwnt ;'—Mr. Alttney,. " For behold dark:Jess - ' ",-Mr, Geri/et, " 0 thou . That t e ll es t," and the Duetto " O death ! where is thy stingr :it* Mr. Duruset ;•—and Mr.,Bartle ruan " Thus saith . the ' 41,1 ," " But wh o mitt , abiile," '6 Why ,d ' o the nation's . ," and* `The truinivit. shall Sound." Leader of the Band, . Mr. Ashley.--Organ, by Mr. S. "dr-este-r. The Band. and Choruses (which will be numerous arl eernoletel liy the most approved rerfOraters. Books of . the -Perfortuance to ,be •• Lad .in Alm Titeatte, pike rod. - Places. for the Boxes-to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the liex Otle, Rart-street, from ten tilt four. , • 'Mors to be opened at - Six, and commence et Seven pre wisely, Itt ' .. . ...., Xk S 7s. Pit 33. 6d. G7tllerY• 2s. I.7ppir Gallery 1 s.— a -. 1 .1 Prn2.e.cevsthiences at Niue &Clock. ~-'"-B• Th e F ree LiSt of the Theat re d oes n o t ex t en d t o t h e ....raturks. ItiCII WEIZEL. ..1 .. o 1 ' r ." - ... , , t.. ...... 16 • 000 •' • • .. 2 000 , ........ • ..• ..... , ..... . 1 ...' e •••• • .• . 1 0 (1 0 . • 500 . - 8 . * ......... ..... 4(1 . , . . • ' • • .... ••• . .- 400 • • .. 14, .. .... ••••• "•- 1-9 . . 2CO . - ......... tUCI &c. li:c. &C- . . , C - NEXT Pliti rlAY, Jat iarY .7, Will be the . : - -,E('ONI) I)Ay'„f lii, wi 'le,' when - the fi rst Ticket , ••.n.a ltiriie anox e 2,4. must ice..ive wore than 204001. and 121 ''Y he en iitliti to•FOR'rY THOCSAND POUNRSI lacKETs - and - SiL:llfti are selling, warranted undrawns Y Swirr ci Co. El e 4 Cositra;tors ler the -,_ an o. r prei.ent Lottery, .._, AO . . 1 1, Poultry; I And No. 31, Aldgairi-ligh - ~, g,•tiV:-.iuw-cross; I street. - - :.. TO,WEST INDIA. PLANTERS. iv-my:and MVO RTAN? IMPROVEMF.NTS pLANT.thaN CONCERNS, which will effect an t'tnaeuse riAndion of Expellee, preserve t'he Negroes, and aidimit;isli their labour, m a y. be seen , b r Letters of Ap ron nalent„ at the MAN UFACT.ORYof A. CoLLINGE, Ma, ,cLiuist aad Engineer, Bri4e-rnad,. Lambeth. Where also ~Y be seen, his PATENT 'XLE'I'REES and BOXES F o r CARRIAGES, patronised by his Royal Highness wkPeinee Regent, their Royal. Highnesses the Dukes of, .; Clarence, Kent, and Ctindoerland, . and upwards of 110,:and of the Principal Nobility ailst Gentry of the •" 4,1 Eulpire, whose Carriagei ate upon that Construe- SCROFULA OK KING'S EVIL. , RS.:PEA It SON, Alfred Place, Bedford square, can prove by undenial,te testimony that her .„;t:'.'iIITABLE 'EXTRACT and POULTICE will.totally cur e 42. eradicate that dreadful disease, which has proved su s . i !'ng to th e f acu l ty. She has performe,d . numertnti cases, ,'"re the disorder ,bas appeared in the shape of Tnniuur, I `,( outvaction of the Muscles, enlargement of the Johns, :`-`learioness of the nines, of which sh e can p ro d uce many I .,;:trices in her ownneighbourlsood, where persons from the ,11:!,11,„dcsperate state have been r es t ore d to complete. health " • Her etnifidente in the means of cure she adopts, .tilta s courtsinvestigation, will appear by the extract 4tii,4.ed he ,'from letters sh e wrote respectively to the Coileges Pik'lYcians and Surgeons ; and though these learned bodies Itut condescend to notice her address to them, as, perhaps, of -their attention, it will tint invalidate the eilieacy 11,:r a medicin e and a p p li cat i on, and she thinks it. wtitild have b+ utiv duty to grant her that investigatin, which she so gon courted, anti in the failitre el. which she wonld have *:•11 utterly disKraced, ;sxt met from the letter above alluded to June 72, 1808. invite the lea. tied Members .of your College put me t; f ;er test by pointing out some of the inveterate cases rtsf u l a Within your knowledge, such ieefact as :lily have 114,,2 e4sidered. incurable. If I succeed in the owe, your re will do nit justice: slamild I fail, you will diseharge a t. f the community in announcing Lin: resit It. . I AI aw4Ke •prrstituption in thus inviting you to investigate the til,-Znt of an obscur e but my a;:pcal i s t o y our iti,l;''."'roPY, it is to a public duty on public. principles that !oue attentio n . Your• repo . rt Will eithe r ex t en d th e l'tc, ri gs of my discovery t o millions, - or by correcting - my c onviction of its - eleacY, prevent me from the coin- Piuteutional , frwl, end liztrd the pUblic from OCAL CbNCarr. NEW R HANOVER-SQUARE, VIESSEIS. 'II.I I LEMAN, C. KNYVETT, W. KNIVETT, and GREATOREX, most respect.. fully acquaint the Nubilityand Gentry that" theirCONCERTS will comments at the above elegantitoons, on FRIDAY, the 24th of February next, awl be continued on every succeeding Friday, tPassiun and Easter Week excepted), to the end of the Subscription. New Compositions both of the English and Italian Schools will be. produced. The Subscribers of last year are respectfully entreated to Signify their intentions respecting the ensuing Season as catty ~ a s possible, that Tickets may be reserved for them, as no more will . be issued thatLthe.room can perfectly accommodate. • Principal Vocal Perfoi mers already engaged :—The celebrat ed .MadasueSessi, and Mrs. Vaughan; Mrs: Bianchi Lacy, iuid. Mrs. Ashy; Miss Williams, Miss Ti:dy)ls, and Miss 'Stephens . Mr. Vaughan, Messrs. C. and W. Kuvvctt, 111 r. Bellamy, Mr. Goss, Mr: .1. Elliott, Mr. Hawcs,_and Mr. B ar tl ernan . With a full Chorus, fur which the celebrated Female Singers from Lancashire : are engaged. The Band is numerous and complete in-every Department; Leader, Mr. Weichsel; 'Principal Seemid Violin, Mr. peeve; Principal Violas, Mr. Mountain and Mrs R. Ashley ; Principal Violoncellos, Mr. Lindley and Mr. C. Ashley ;; Double Basses, Signor Dragonetti (rrincipal), Messrs. •Moyer, Smart, and Addison; Flutes, Nlr. Ask and sir: Brandi; hoes, Mr. Ling and Mr. Sharp- Chriouets, Mr. Mahon nil Mr. Oliver,. French Horns, Messrs. Petrides; Bassoo , Mr. Holmes and Mt. Tully Cfrumpets ' Messrs. Hyde afid Son; Trombone , Mr. Mariotti ; D.o.ibieDrums, Mr. Jcitkiiiram ; Grand Piano forte, Mr. Charles. tiny-vett ; Organ .aqd Conductor, Greatorex. Terms of Subscription, Fire- Guineas for Nine Coixerts.— Tickets transferable, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gentlemeu; . with the usual limitations, as expressed on the - Card of Admission. That the Compa , ;y may assuredly he' ie led, it isa condition of thisSubscrip*Jon, that any Ticket sent to a shin) or a dealer to be disiiosed ot, shall' he .forfeited for the remainder of the Seas:mi. Tickets will be ready fur delivery ut Mr. Bireball's, 333, New 73°1W-street, (irliert! Subscriptions ari! rcceired as well as by the YlanliTeri), ou Wedutsda.utlie First of February. EEITGE FOR TIM VEST-i 1 :ITE. rPHE .I,NNITL JENEitAL COUUT of the GOVEll.":01tS of ,his INSTITI 7 TiON, will be holden at th , !. St. Patlr3 4 :olfet-book, St. Paul's Church-yard,' o n Tiiorsday, the c2.4.h.e inert. at One o'Clock pre.:isely, to receive tlk Annhal I n tepart of tbe Committee ? and to elect Vice-Pre /Welts and Coraxittee for the ensuing . year, and on other husinest. - 1 • • . The SEICNION' will be preached ip the Parish Church of St. James, Weotudisster, ins Sunday, the Sth of - February next, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Canter-, bury, the Rector, htfOrdt Ins Royal Highness the President, the Yi6,.-PrisicitOts stewards, and Committee. After which a Collectio:N eill he made, in aid of the Funds of .this Institu tion. Divine:Set - trite will begin at 11 The EIGHTH ..4..NNIVERSARY DINNER will be at the City of Lontictl:Tarzrii, flishopsgatc'-street;Ou Thursday, the 10th cf Fehruary, 18I5; • • • PRESIDENT, His itoyal Hightseas the Duke of YORK, in the Chair. VICE-PRESIDENTS, fit, Hon. Earl Miaira, K. G. Hon. and Rt. Rev. the Bishop at- lion. Earl of Stamford of lVinclitster. and Warrington - Rt. Hon. NA' ansitta rt, Chan -44 Hon. Earl Bristol ce. tor of the Exchequer Rt. Hon. Lord Si4iraautit Sir T. Plunier,Vice Chancellor Rt. Hon. Lord Eardley ['jr' Thos. Harins-, Bart, M.P. lit. lion. and lit. Rev. the 'George lioltortt, Bait. P. Bishop of Loudon Ahlniaider Bennett, Esq. _TREKS. Edward Forster, Esq. STEWARDS. His X. H. the Duke ofKeut George Faitli;' , Esq. Rt. Hon. Earl of Ulaucarty 1 -- Huggart, Esq. Rt. Hun. N.Yansittart, Chan- Herbert Jenner,',l.l...D.. - cellor of the Exchequer Pet-er Martineau, jun. Esq, Sir William Gamow, P. Thomas Poynder,"l4q. Attorney General W. 8. Tarbutt, Esq. 2 C. Smith, .P. John Turner, Watts, Esq. Was. Wilberforce, Esq. M. P. William Wig, E sq. John Cape'', Esq. Rey. Richard Yates, B.D. Dinner at Six o'clock precisely. 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THE PRINCIPAL 'OFFICERS of His 'MA JESTY'S 011DN.LNCE do. hereby give , Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesda y , ti.el st day of Pebmien'y nlkrt,froni such Persons • as ?flay be g to under‘lake the, supply of CO LOCRS; both'Dry and Ground in Oil, for Serri've of" this" Department, for a -Period y' rhreeYears, determinable af ter the -.Expiration of the First,Year, upon Notice of nice' Months, at .the Option of either Pqrty. • Specimens• of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's (Vice in the Tower; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contiact, may be known at the Secretary's (Vice, in Pall-, Mall aloresidd, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four -wheie the Proposals 'until be , de.'ieered, sears' , up, and endorsed, " Pebiosals for Colours, ecc.;!,' but no . Proposal can' I T - admitted after the Slid. Ist day of Fe bruary; at Ticelee'o'Clo - ek at Noent - of the same Day,. neither Will any 'Tender be.. nietieed;:teL'ess the . Party mahing-it,' 'or an .dgent in: Isis ba.-yeln shalt attend. ' By Order of the Ilbardi ; • • • • . -11.. H. C.IIF.Tr, Secretary. .LOCK AND SURGICAL Di • His Ropstl Highness the 141.11.i - E...d yott,K, President, aod the. _ following Committee of Guyernocs Earl of Egreniont Cu \%r J. M. P. • :Earl or Leitrim' Esq.:M. P. lit. iion..lL B. Sheridan, M. P. Cpj, IL Clesnents, Al. P. 'Hon. Col. J.Bariy, 111.1). Capt. J. Hay. - • Strit6u.wic, - • Mr. Kiernan, 11.1etuh:!r of the Royal College, London, T". above -I ? , STABLISHAIENT unites the _el a PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM.,. wiqi - a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, .04 belongs to Privateliracti ee added to its high patronage, it is condu c t e d b y Such lirofes siiMil Skill and extensive Practice', thaelhe worst Cases ; of • Disease, as Strictures,. Deb,ility,.Ulcerations, &c. however. invelqate .pr Of long sta:rdint, 'experienc e a'eomplete Cure. as . , rs , ol,,as that I. ), •:l.ll%,•a?niLiit Of tire - Genetltive Organs, intpairt tue.consratifiOtt and sh*irtens Life. , Mr. Kiernan may be einicalta,d,by,Pittients of broth sexes,_ at leis private honse, No. stl,,,Liflyer 'qbarlotte-streA, Bed ford-square,• where the necessary Advice `and Medicines he given, or sent to any part ortl,, United Kingdom. Just published, price 3s, , Practieal ObServatiinis on the „above Diseases,; sold Isy Sherwood and Co. 20, P.4:1 cnuster row, and . by id. Hi4liley, N0;(24,- • • 1 VHEN Pi'citessional einiient. for shill 1 1 :V and' ;ekperience,: offer their advice, and exert their abilities, for the cure:of a few reigning Diswises, they rise sit , perior to that prejudiee whi,h- is so justly ex - cited egAinst the, advertisements of men, ignimrant of the first principle,, and , uneducated in the practice. of physic. M e ss rs . CU i titlE• an d . co. , Tegular Surgeons, s a n ct i one d hy: ! . : .e q y peieilep to p~rac tice, and by the nnit'ori success iiiquelt,their. Mode of treat ment for Vein:zeal Colnplaints. has hitherto been attended,' continue with the same assiduity to direst, their' studies-to the cure of every-species of that hanewl poison, as weiras tle.r . e- • moval of those distressing debilities and uerieienies •ivnielt percent or embitter theimatrimonal state. In the catalogue of human infirmities z here are UOne more ail - lit:lmq than those whicluarc the unaeoidable.consequtinces....of ti 4 ipiltt4gence ift a -certain.' destructive ,habit. The ,iinimPpy sinfer er b roo d s over his .misfortunes, ashame.d to saCCit relief, nutil:he is re-. deiced to suctra state of miSery as to render life oppressive. To such persons it will be a consulmg reflectiom to know that tiny may .now, by a new and infallible remedy, be restored to their former constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excess of 'coajugal and: illicit pleasure, on, from a long resi, deuce:in. trot:climates, Natal 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 c ap ac ity,-i s 'di rec t e d to.the treatment, " and cure - -of a few peculiar- complaints, there must be greater certainty of success; and as a proof of this positioi t • their method of cure is so particularly expeditivus, a; well as safe, and so evidently superior to the coalition practice, that in some slight cases of infection a perfect' is - completed in the Short periodo.f.three days, and in those of the nt-most inveteracy, where.other practitioners have failed, • a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment . ensores:to the patient a well-grontided, and lasting re-establish ment. By an early application, the patient will escape.the ' danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon't he less ex perienced practitiOlief. In the most obstinate and compli 7 cated cases of venereal. infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy exereseCnees, hard tOteoarS, callous ulcers., eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as also suticTuß_Es, whether recent or of long duration, and which - have. baffled the ski .1 of other practitioners, zu - e, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, altli out the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage Which frequently follows. the application of the . , lunar caustic. In tne course of •i 0 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have, been and are daily under their care, time total eradication of whica iS etrected by a safe, certain, and expeditions mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted.* The weakness, relaxa , thin, and debility proceeding front this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient reatoied to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has' for years existed, a pro, Rer perseverance in their restorative remedies, after stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the, constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi lity have been under the care of Messrs. 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