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WITH - - -- MIDAS. rae Public are respeellully informed thlif on Satur-, day the t9th, will be produced a new Musical Drama, called of the North. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O N MONDAY EVENING, F e b. t+, 1801, • • Will be perferrned, the Tragedy of HAMLET. bya 'YOUNG GENTLEMAN; . Ghost, Mr. CORY Dr Voloitius, Mr. MUN DEN ; King, Mr. *ADDY.' Ophelia, Mrs. FT. !OHNSTON And the queen; Miss CHAPMAN. WLTH HA 7 t.LF,QUINN HABEAS ; A Or, Ti ;-lALL OF SPEC - Litt:SS, - Int Tuesday, th..4C4l , i.:ct, with Attirual On W edneKday,S,.alllusbactl ; 11„1.4,7r Wi Pentiernoli who petforraell Hamlet with so - nriuch applause. ' th the Farrner. nn ThurstLy Family Quarrels, with AVale of .My 51ery. 11) Man of the World. TiO Saturday, the Cabinet, with Modern Antiques. t A new C n'om isedy in rehearsal, called John Bull ; or, An; nr;l!slitnaa Fire Side. CARD. ' MR. BRAS BRIDGE tie g i to inform his r s riends and the Public in general, that by their kind Assist. ante its haz been enabled to open a NEW' SHOP, At Nu. too, YLA:t.4terti (the next House to his former Shop), and to execute their 0 Niers for PLATE, PLATED ARTICLES, on the same Terms as those which first obtained him 613 ;'.e th,eir generous Patronage. He requests them p art i cu l ar l y to rv, that he has no Connealon whatever with his t;,r -rnershap. This Notice becomes necessary from_his Name 6ti li appearing on the former Door, ,With the word tat e so written as not to be hierceptiblc without close inspeciioil.. I TEW INVENTED IvATER-paoaf BooTs and SHOES. ' EDWARD M OGG R DC; E, No. 44, Ludgate. hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the • i Ale n general, that , after many years attention and e.toe- Litive, he 11,13 t,) offer than }molt and SHOES, WA T F.. It,. '4 l - 0 0 1 , with perfect confidence of their :being tar stipetior to any ever made. tic makes the lightest dress S noes and Boots w ster-ptooi, prestyrvina the Lcatber soft - and pliable. Ile is particularly iiidut.ett to ritake it .pulsiCe. at this . season of the year, when people of all descriptions have thole health Impaired by ‘vet or damp in the fret. He recorn2 mends them ou shooting excursions, as no water can pene trate. Leather prepared in thin way, has the advantage of lusting twice as long as Leather dressed in the common way. An article of such general utility will no doubt attract the attention of the Public, and induce those who have a real value for their health to apply at his ManufaCiory, as above. /lc has no connexion with :my other House in London. • • N. 8.. A large assortment of Boots S Ivies ‘Vaterproo f and.otherwise, constantly kept for the East and West Indi a . Trade. Merchan mitt Captains liberally t:',..111,1 with. PATENT BEDS, SOFA EEDS, CHAIR mius, Differing in Stile and Plait those. in the old way. ORIGINAL, MANUFAC'fORY 1 , 3 and WARE-ROOMS, No. t 3 and 14, CATIIE '' S CE. El', Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of the above • Articles to tin:K.INC; and QUEEN, Their Royal Hi g h nesses t lie DUKE of t 0 RK and. PRI NC ESSES, and Alanufae. turtir of Furniture in gencial• • 8 .1 . 1.111 t has observed statical' the various- Advertisements tPposed to him, the intention of which stay be easily disco ; and writee in short that, by the permission of Provi fence, h e manufaaures aM sells as above, (where also may be had, every Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior YOuk.posT and TF.NT. itEDS, with BUSS Screws and various Other Brass Parts ,• SOFA BEDS, making a hand aorttrr Sofa and a comtbrt a ble Datt . ; CNA I R BEDS, • which transform the unto way, and each in a few mintites l . D G TAIILE,S ou various Constructions, and qutte kin a new ' l4l '; PORTABLE CHAIRSI; I.II3RARV STEPS on a particular oempact Constrtittion ; and various • Improve- Ments iii Furniture. ,Houses c omp l etely furnished ; the Articles of well:Seas o n. V woods and excellent work inanehip. Also, for exportation, Beds (Ur the East and West Indies ; Cabins tilted up fur PAS sengers, kc, INTL/1k has constructed several Tools and Machines for working his Patent Articles, eec, at his Mantifaettiry, as above, and witii much submission, and a true sense tat gra titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement h e h as so go nereusly received. par In contradiaion to . the false assertions opposed to the Sa e of BUTLER'S Patent Articles, at his Warehouse may be ms eparate Patent Deeds, ou ts for Dining, and other Tables; Ski the other for Brass, and other Strew Bedsteads, widish . Vaeird to Sofa Beds, Chai r o r ot h er Bedstea d s, w i t h S crew yogis or Feet CORONET 1 - I.F.A.D.DRESS. 11 . 0 SS take s th e libe rty o f i n f orm i ng t h e F ema l e Nobility and Publi c , t h at t h e H ea d - d ress w hi c h enjoy cli tile grexte,t attruCtion on the last • illt EL'N's BIRTH-DAY . . • was invented b y riirn, and May be teen at Flo. 119, Bishops.. rate-Withiii For taste, magnificence and utility, it cannot bee a qualled ; it is so inge oloo o y managed, that it %rill Conn ._ l ' ol l-Dress for general use, andyet on particular occasions_i wt may be disnused into the I ' f . , hatever COROVIT the ra,..nk 4 .1 . the Lady wh o wears it ti p tay %.6 require, or her fancy 'dull cause to adopt. 1 , . This Head-Dress is of singular and anpropriateclegao ,• - Mid is suited as well to th dft I - as' the most commanding i . .., stile of B eauty ' e ' 1 1"" . . ' . 4 40 i ss thinks necessary foissitre the Public, that all supe,- 16 y inventions ill PartcyAkact-Dresses have, for more titan . , tio i ."fit past, originated with hint ; and he resPediullY eau otzlethre,irt not to, be imposed upon by the servile unit:akin .. w . l .,he Patent hair Spring f or L a di es an d G ent l emen , t o g e the r nul'il all the various articles of tote for 'ornamenting the bead ....lbe procured at his Emporium, ISORD jb — _ „,.... -......7...........-------_„—:—i..........---- ERS that proceed either from an impure , k ___, state of the Blood, or. a felaxal state of the Nerves , . ii,v:fl,ii in innumerable instances, subsided by a course of ' ' OUR Y's- ANXISCO It BO.TI C. DROPS, too much c 'ilinot be said in pralseof that invaluable preparation. This etilitpabarlalleled success in the must complicated cases, has i 6l llg/ lie celetirity throughout the Universe ; indeed, w ti h , er eis it po*Jible to ohrain such a kr:starer of the Cbri ;p4 1114 ' rid 0n a infallible Cure of the Scurvy A , Gout, bet'- f c. m-- :,,P 11 ' E vi I , Leprosy, and a variety of .oth er Compl a i ti t s , . Acherally incident to human :nature ? . e2 ,:eetie Drops are sold in bottles of ss. 6d. nos t and il. as. -. With A black stamp adixed to each hotel", by the lel toning Vende rs in London :-F. ' New, bery, No. 45, Sr. La_ul's i Dy and Sutton, Bow Church,vard; E., NeW. r , :71 corner of St. Paul's; Chbig and .Butier, Cheapaicie ; Wray, Utrehin-lai;e; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evalls 4114 A... 1 ' ' - -.clylg-I,Ane ; Barclay, Ficet.niarket ; Bacon, 0 xterd pti,, Ward, Ilolhorn ; Bayley, CiKl4:;pu is -street; Swinutw, I all• Mal- Walsh anti Cockel, Strad ; Brennan:4, ho. JO) Di th psate-street; Shaw and Edwarki4, St. Va.ul's Church i taut i clark, NO. 269, Borough, Southwark i au 4 at the _ #"3 1 4 4154 1 7j No. 15, Soho-squarc. - • i FASHIPNABLE-DA.NCING—PRIVATE TUITION. MESSRS. HOPKINS and SON!s ACADEMY forfor= PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable DANaNG, at COACKMAK ERS-lIALL, Foster-lane, CheaP•side,' continues 'Oen ter the imprat.t of 'such osuch LADIES and GENTLEMEN Acciimplishment. O r those who have not ~ :htained the pre- sent FASHIONABLE MOM I: _may be expeditiously in strutted in the most PRI VATE MANN E R in all the E L GANT and FAST lON ABLE, STEPS now in use, to qua. lily them for the FIRST ASSEMBLI LS, YOUNG LA. DIES and GENTLEMEN are also. Taught every FA. Sid lON ABLE DANCE, and every attentlon exerted to give the moss elegant Address. The ,Nlorning ,Agadenir for LAD) F.S ONLY is Open, and wi!. he continued till kis Majesty's:Birth:day'. - A RCHEA and IIAUGFITON . , from I . )ablin, 'l'4l)binet Manufatturcis A to ivr Majesty, their Roy ti Ilighricr,ses Pr.ocess of W tics, DO:d end Dutchess of Vtirk, Dittelms o k Wirreniberg,,and the Princesses, No. 8, licrui.:.:a-street, Covent-garden, `rite t-d Patronage of Her Majesty, the diMreut Branclit, r.t tile Royal Family, and I...itlics of the tir.A Rank and is hoped has sufficiently ?stabli:?ieti, us ttie ri. or .1 discerning Public, the decided r o f and Ilaughton's Poplins and. Guilt, -Silver, Figured, anti Plalii,chamberry Musi‘n Italian Cambric Sarsencts foi Court; Ball Os ;sO, • tire. to • render it ininreessary for that Notts::: no real c ci.&:cr— tiseruent6 or others,: ‘vhose chief pretension is the Copyine their Advertisementa. • CAUTION ArAter' and Alave- broil crezlihl;i in. forrmo, that a great many people in this ItinTioni, are , oh', have been, for, smite tune past, iii.inuf;i4uring and set- ling Poplins and 'rabbi:lets, lrish, , ot infetior quality, undet the name of Archer and Ilan - gluon's Manut3elory, witn a va:w to discredit anti injure, their House, sod a gross it,npo-, . sit 41 of the Public in general ; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Convidion any person: or 'Perso:,is so venality, Poplins and Tabhinets, under the name of their Manufaaare, that was not actually bought at their Eithii.e ** * Merchants supplied.to any Amount. ! .- They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen• try,.. that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety: . A 'Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House Town, winch they are. enabled to sell (for ready moneyt at' prices much lower than they can. ;it . , hid else.' here, the. whole oeing of :their . own maim:fact 1:c--they consist of .whitc and black BorrinazeenS ? Cliambe r y Nl,4,lips, Cambric' Sarse.., RaSdimores for W idotvs, limozines, dress Bor edom., Serges, Lutestriggs, . Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, KOde 4 , Crapes, Scarf Saks, I-I odkerchiefi,,Bombazets for. Servants, &c. Albri a gri.at choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and 'Sarsenets, fur' siight Mourning. English yard. wide Poplins of a superio; quality, at 0. Gel',' per yard ; Velures, double black SergeS. rich Irish Tabbinet in rhdercnt l'.atems ; plain, cord,:d . , and striped, for,.Clergyrnen and Gentlemett who alWays v.eir black ; they never gmw rusty of greasy in wearing, oti we of the very - b.:A triple dye. No second price ever asked tot any 'article bought at their House; T. N ibb 1 . 1 ? 1e . t, 1 . ; aille ,a s ba o t z r ri y . .S s p t i o n(.buts, iting manufaCtured into Poplins or , Furniture of the different tashion able Couts, fat-Jar e d on the shoitest notice. -NORTH WALES. F RON-11V, 'TO BE LETT tinmedittely, CAN'I AL MANSION-HOUSE, completely FURNI.SHE D, and fit for the tecep inn of a Loge Family, with Gardens, griach-hukisz.-i, arm Stables / also ar. ext:client Coitt 7 hath, either +vial or withr.ut 72 Acres of atipertQf Land, ' • EP.41 , 1W is . tleliglitfully, situated in the yale')of ClwYd, foe! mites from.the clie:,q) awl plentiful NCO:kat of., P : with a Daily. ast. Ati u4lonoett, right Of Sliee.pi,W, noundi itori tit It qui re ot',La VOvilitLcuu, Fron-Iw, Denbigh.N T O 131' •L LTT, and entered on the 6th of April, 4 HE.I-10"1"EL ana, FARM ;If SKEGNESSt an the Sea Coast; is Lincolnshire, so well I.nown le' itS being one Of the hest Sea..o. i thi ng Pia* on th•kt Co!*st, every convenience for the at contrnod.ition'or cuinpany. For further Parciculars apply to Mr. 1. Stephenson, at Swine4he.lll Lodge, ttear Boston ; Mt, Ciitherow, Attorney at Law, Horneastle't or to Mes,rs. BCriclys anti . Hoiton) su liciters, Crarm4;ourt, Fierit-strca, Lettdon. • Mr: George Pigot, the Tenant at Skegnesa, wilt show' the Premises. GagSVENOR-SQUARF. MO 'BE LETT, KCA T PIAL HO US E. For A'articulars apply to Mr. Typdall, Solicitor, .YORKSHIRE, TO 4BE SOLD BY PRI VATE'CONTR ACT, in Lois, A VALUAI3LE FREEHOLD - ESTA 'F E, TYTHE and LAND. TAX FREE, consisting of about 556 Acres of rich feeding Meadow and Arable Land, let to resphetable Tenants at will. The-Property adjoins the Turnpike-road leading front Du to Hedon, abort g 8 Acres of which are within One Ade of Hull, the reniafncler Three Miles distant frornit, and within a Ring fence. The FartreitOtheS ate good, and the Centre Part.of the Estate, called the Mount, is ornamented with Plantations, and is A charming Sjtuation.to build upon, corn mandiug a tine Prosped of the River Elninticr and the Town of Hull. Tht increasing prosperity. of Hull, both in Population and Commerce, re id this Purchase 4.1005 t desirable Objet} of Speculdrion. —Pak of the P3trehasermoney may remain on Mortgage. 'For further. Particulars apply .to Mr. Tyndall, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Inn- Fields. • LEICESTUSjiIitti, MANpit of LII"I'LE STRETTON, and Capital 111es ' 'snag, Close f, and Premises, at . Little'Stietton and Great Stretton. •• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VALI/AME', FRP:M.IOLO ES T A 'l7 E, Cll. situate at Little Stretton and Great Stretion, in the County of Leicester, consisting of the Manor of Little Stmt. ton, Mansion-house, Coach-house, Stables, and other suit ablel.)ut-buildings, and several Closes of remarkably rich Land adjoining, containing in the whole about a4s ACres.• The Mansion-House is in good repair, and fit for the reeep tipn of a genteel Flintily ; and possession may be had at Lady Tray next. Little Stretton is a pleasant Village, and in a good Sporting Country, About Six Miles from Leicester, and within One Mile at the Turnpike Road. leading from Leicester to Market Harbnrough. For a . View of The Estate,' apply at the Mansion-House; and, tor further particulars, anti to treat for thci purchase, apply to Messrs. Evans and Middleinore, Solicitors, Not.. tinghaiii; or to Mr. james Green, Lemon Abbey, near Not-. tingham. • DR. NORMS% DROPS. • IN exciting the Public Attention to these Va. luable Drops, an erilameration of particular Cases would betinnecetsarY ; Succesfutexperienee tbr more than half a century having sufficiently established their reputation in the cure at every species of Fever, especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, front their increasing celebrity, not only derives the highest gratification, but is enabled. with confidence to rg - commend a trial of their Virtlltl.l. the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach ancißowel Complaints, yield to thenbet*, yet powerful in fluence, and as a sal u y cordial in, those discomforts Attend- ant on ads6nced I ife.nothil . ig can 3urpos their bc,ll,2ficialeifias, The I . a:nily' Bottle, zaS. is only to be had at the Daturti .liou se , Lu wer Brook -street, G rus venor-sil :Jam, where .Books of Cures are delivered gratis,,and all Orders fur Exportation oe tited-. 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