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NUMBER 3493' THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E. TO. MORROW EVENING, Nov. 29, 1803 will be performed, • - THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. The Charaelers by • Mr. 11. JOHNSTON, Mr. WROtIGHTON, Mr. KELLY, Mr. PALMER, Miss DE CAMP, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. COOKE, Mr. BURROWS, Mr. MAD DOCKS, Mr, W EBB.. Mts. POWEI.L, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Miss Ty RE R. In Adt I. ANEW DIVERTISF:MENT, Composed. by Mr. BYRNE. The Principal CharaCters be 11Ir. BYRNE, Master BYRNE', end Miss B. MENACE. WITH THE HUNOURIST:: Boxes 6s, Second Price 35. Pir 3s. 6d. Second - Price, as. allery MI. SeColltiTtiee Is. Upper Gallery Is. Second rice 6d. No Money:to be returned. Plades for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fobrook, at the Sox-Office in Little Russel-street. • The Doors to be opened at Half, past Five, and the Per_ *Ormance to in at Half past Six. AhlWeday, the Farce of The Irishman in London. The Wlt* of Two Husbands, will be repeated Wednesday, fi rliupday, Friday, and Saturday, .after ,which it mus t b e laid :side for some time, on account of , the new G rand Comic Romance, in Two Ads, called The Caravan, which 'will be produced on Monday next: Previous to The Cara yan, the Tragedy of lane Shore. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW' EVENING; Nov. 2 9 , 1803, will be performed, , FAMILY QUARRELS. Sir Peppercorn Crabstick, Mr.. MUNDEN Foxglove, Mr. INCL EDON ; .Supplejack, Mr. SIMMONS ; ,Charles Supplejack, •Mr. BRA HAM, IN which Chi'irader he will itittoduce Two new Song 3); Mushroom, Mr. F.MERY ,• Proteus, • Mr. BLANC:IIAR'). Lady Patience M,ss ['NIA 1,44" Selitia, 'Mrs. roAl"rocKs ; Caroline Miss IVADDY ; • Mrra. Stipplejack, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Susan, Signora STORAGE. • RAISINS THE WIND. 'poxes 65 . . Pit 3s, 6d. Gall. 2s. Upper Gall. is. 'Placei for the Buxei to he takenuf Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in, Hart -street.' • • .•The Doors to 'be npened at Halfpaht Five, and the Per- ClTanCe to begin at half past : Six. • NC) Money. to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina! Ott Wednesday Measure for Measure ; with Oscar and Alulvina. On "Flitirsdav, bohn Bull. . On Friday, 'Venice Preservid. On Saturday, ThiCabitirt. A pew Historical Comic Opera in Three Etas. called The En o okh 1;1(•ct in 1342, is in rateirs.il, and Ine tluced new Scdties;•Dresse3, and Decota lion's. The Music it6tircly, coniposed by• Mr. braham. C RED ITORS, of the lam-4 A Mg.s. CHR S E, ;7 - t is regne4teci• that all Peisons: having ciOns "ak 'upon the late sm , " James Christie, r`all-MalcAleceitsetl, accintnt ot.the same to Mr: Holloway,,in Chtn laii"ane, forthwith.; and that alSumol Persons indebted, to the e fames Ch r i s ti e , will pay the several Su4 by them due, to the said Mr. fiolloway. • I . , I.OIIIIA-N's . 11ii t : E I.: ' ' MR. LOTHIAN returns his 'grateful at:know . ho ledgm en ts t o the N o bilit y an d''Ge nt ly who.:hhve nerurect him with their Patronage:l4r so :any years past, and begs le ave to infornt them, that after Christmas next he will cease to have any connexion , whatever 'with the House he at present occupies ; as soon, howeyer, iis : tic can procure A tunable HOW! ni.the Mvdern Style, hr itend, to open it ?ti the same plan as his present Estatiishment, when he 11 °Pes fora continuance of their former li!.. I ra. etit;ourage- Ment. Albemarle-atreet, Nov. 24 t 1803 ~ • STATE LOTTI%ILV•• IatEGINS DRAWING the ,gth of JANUARY ` l6 ?, ME. No, of Prizes., VaI SCHE . or each. Total Value. 2 of kto,ooo 440. 0500 2 • To,ooo - 20 ) 000 e • 5, 000 0,000 2,00 0 . 6,c00 - sOOO • 6,000 - 2 O 2O s ou . 290 • 4000 5 0 - • 5;000 100 . 5,000, 6 0 2 5 - 12b,j'co ..----- 26,000 Tickets First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - 4.20.00 Ditto Last Day . - t.: C Are. part of the a b ove Capitals.. %.,„aiKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY "IC,ENSED L O IfERY-OFFICE ; and the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket • - - - C. 27 c 6 Half 8,19 o s 6 Qitarter 4to 6. Sixteenth - r. 3 o Cl - 111.114AINS. R HEUiVIATIC, Paralytic, and Guilty AfFec. tions, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or flying rains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility '(origt nating in whateve r source) , are relieved and froitiently Lured by WH I TRHEAD's ESSENCE Of MUSTAIU) PILLS, atter every other means had failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the Pills, in those complaints where necessar mosty), is perbdimthe OSt adive, penetrating, and eli;:dual remedy in the world, generally curing the severest Sprai ns , B ru i ses , and Chit:. blains, m less than half the time usually taken by ( )pode!. doe, Arquebusade, or any :o th er E m b rocat i on ; and if used immediately after any atciderit, it prevents the part turning black. It is prepared and sold at as., 9d. each box or 1)ottle,: by, Johnston, Apothecary, No. ti, 'Greek.strect, Sabo, London, and may be had of every Medicine - Vender in ling,. 14 / 1 4 1. Ireland, West Indies, and America. To prevent counterfeit invosition„ the Genuine is signed AM the Label by the Proprietor. R.. I ohnston, Apothecary, NO. fc,'Greidt4treer, Soho, London.. DR. Nokkis,s DROPS, NoTwiTHsTANDI NG this elebraftui ;tine has stood the test of near Half a Century, yet fresh proofs of its superior efficacy . arc, daily experienced, In Fevers of all sorts i ts reputat i on is indubitably ...,irahlislied ;r but itt the Black and Yellow Putrid Fevers, ikstrudive . in hot Climes, and in Complaints !produced by tent anti contaminated air (to use the Cipressitio 1:44 Cuntiomn in the African Trade), it is a divine ReMedy. For its healing qua. titles in the Cout, Rheumatism, Scurvy, AStlimu, Consump tions, Complaints or the . Stomach and Bowels, allti•itb cur. dial ailed & in the decays of Age, & c . see , a Book of C.:urcs, delivered grat i s, at th e Dodor:s house, No. ag, Lower Brook lireet, Grosvenor-square where the Family Bottles, 225. Utli rillChldeti, only calac had, and Orders tor Exportation sre executed. 'Sold in smaller betties, price t ts. and as. oil. by Bacon and Co. 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FOR •ARAfY SUPPLIES," will he received at this Vet, on or hefore 'hely!, day of said month of December (6tit nossculd he rereived after Twelve o'Clock on that deLy, The Proposals must be made .separately, for each County, and signed 4y all Parties concerned therein, and the Name: of :Iva Sureties; their Residences, to.ltb those of the Cont adore, west i f inserted at the foot' theieol, and if sent 4y past; 'the po`stage to be paid. The Neticulars of tbe.C'ontraFfs may be hal 'rpm git ibis , O . ffici, between the 1-Igars of Ten and Four; and also at ,O.ffire Mr. Deputy Commis;aty. General 44.41.2,11, huge. NOTTINGHAAIsHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LO I'S, • 'By Mr. GASKILL, At his Salc...Room. in Nottingham, on Saturday the. loth Day °lilts:ember, 18.'3, at Three o'Cloi4 in tha.414.4... MME-kloivlng very Valuable and Improble FRE Ell 01. ESTATE (TV/IM. FRLU anti the LA ND-TAX . KEDEEME D), :41iii.tte in rile PariA 'of Ceti ling, within tom. Miles of the Town ot 'Nottingham, con. slating ot a M ANS LON - Ho US E, sundry I louses and Bin id ing's, and One Hundred and Forty Acres , ;1 Land. Lot t. A capital..substantial, newly-ereaett M A NSION HOUSE, consisting of I/Ming-room, .iliawing-1,,,,nn, With Greets-house adjoining; tired& fast-ronni, Parlour, Hall, two Stair-cases, Pantry, Storerooms, Kitchen, La u nd ry , Brew-honte, and sundry other convenient ()tikes ; seven Bed-rooms, Water Closet, Servants" 11,.:1-roomi,, three. good Cellars, and Lower Daicy. Also a very con v;:niont detachki Yard, containing a double COach- house, c. t . Merit ,Stables, anti Saddle:Amuse, a large Barn, Dove,.core, Cow-houtes, and other Buildings, with anoniSiOver Oa. chards well stocked. • • ; The Mansion-1-louse, fronting South Fast, is seated in the centfe of rather ttnirq than 7o Acres 'of Land, comprik-d within a Ring Fence (which. %vitt be sold with tLe Must:), forming a handsome Ls.wn iu trust, with sevecil thriving Plantations, anti commanding an extensive and very be.ititt• tut prospect over the River Trent and the adjacent rich Vales, abounding with Caine, and highly desirable to Gentlemen fondof Field Sports and Fishery, containing In the whoto 7o A. t R. 38 - 1 . Sundry Houses and Buildings . , with Landi ad~juining, dim vided into 27 Lots, and coritaining•abilta 7o Aeres. • Plans of the Estate, &c. -Ike. as allotted, may be seen iiy npplyini to Thomas Smith, Esq. on the !'remises; to Mr. fames Omen . , of Lemon Abbey, nearNottinisham ; to Tiwa. Smith, jun - . ESq. No. 12, Paper.buildings, or At Mr. Gaskill's Sale-room, where printed Parti.:utars may be had gratis. PALM SOAP, in the greatest Pertedion, Q BERRY having made gre;it linprovvmenti, i n 0. his welt.k no w n PALM SOAP, retain z ends it with renewed confidence td the Nobility and Gentry ; ph:pat.:4 from that tweet fragrant Article Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the perfume, and delicacy of its use, has merited the at tention and patronage o f many of the first Families, anti is esteemed a valuable Discovery for softening, cleansing, brat:- ing, and preserving the Skill from the Heat of the Sun ; and is also found an excellent defence against cold Winds, and sharp Croat y Air,--sofa in Squares and Balls, is. each, With the words " Samuel Berry,r•. an the wrapper. The Proprie. Inc recommends it as the hest Soap for Snaving, produ‘ing a fine sole lather proper for t e nd er faces, in round Cakes,, ;$. each. Prepared anti sold by S. iierry, Wholesale Pe/Nine', No. 17;Greek.atteet,'Soho, and by his Appointment at the principal Perfum ers in L o nd on , and tiitliaetit Towns in the Kingdoms. By the KING's ROYAL LET lERS ENT. GODEOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM tin the Cutout, Consumptions, Astlimas, ADMITTED by a body of Physicians to be the first Medicine in the world for the above Complaints, it never having been found to fail, when taken the first attack; and in a variety of cases, it has ettedeti a eniv when the Bones have perforated the Slcin, A stronger proof can. not be given, than being sanetioneci by the following Nobility, who from experience, as well as. Witnessed its - ellicacY• strongly recomotend it to oe kept Mall Families. The ptir. port of this Advertisement is to remind delicate conatitu. twins, that at this time of the year it is particularly nixes sary to have recourse to it, to - guard and strengthen the Lungs against the eta4s from the sudden changes of the weather ; twenty years experience having.proved it ii sovereign rtonedy. The Most Noble the Nfarquis' or Lothian. ; . Right Viscount I)udiey and Ward; Right Hon. Lord Granthty Right lion. Lard Macdonald; Right' lion. late Lord For. tescue; !tight Hon. LORI I ninford ; Right lion. kite Vis countess Uudley ,and W.tr%,l ; Right [lon.. Laity Dowager Viscountels Falmouth ; itiOtt lion. Lady Dowa&er For.' tescue; Kight Hon. Lidy Dowager G iantley I, Litly preece. Sirs Jahn • fr4ikis Make, Edwatd ham, and Gei)rg,e Arirlwong, Barri. ; Dc., le' and Drouly ; Colonels Baker and De Bath.; qroll a great , many others of the . Nohiliiy, as may be, SeCtt in the Trcatis-z, at .1,4) proprietors, N. and S, Godbold, No. 3, Bloomibury-liquare, w her.: ativi‘e is given every day front ten till one .01,,10ck. (Slimily . excepted.) Sold, Retail, at c i ne or mote Vpriders in mart capital Towns. ~~