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V .. ~~ ~..« t . 7, * ,~' \ , , , N 11 R 6004.] ~; } . • , • t i • -IL LAST FORTNIGHT OF MRS. SI DDONS,:S ACTING TILL AFTER EASTER. THEATRE, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. EVENING, Dec. g, will be prfottned the Trakedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. AVitii the Ballet l'anidinime of PEROUSI4. ; -°4 THE DE'SOLA:I'E ISLAND. te% ces rot the Boxes to he " taken of Mr. 13 , A:don, at the 1 7 1 /3 *°fficev 1-lart.street. • , yin lc: Doors will be opened at Hall -past iye L ond the .114 at.lialf.p.st Six. ",,es 7i. Second-price 3s. 6d.-price 2ii. Second- pica is.—Cpaar. . Gallery is. Se cnitptice 6d. °ll Tucsday, King I fenry the Eighth , , with Animal Mag. i'Vecinesday, The Ino Chest ; with eor t►dtt of O n EtitWf, , th e I,v i r on4 saiircloy will be reytved Peale's 'F-ragectir.iirtiritilmius; o T he Publielititlieltiedfhlly....inlbrmed, that Miss Smith is RaRM •it :this ;113t.ilreoltil , I lHke her tint :al+l,rsrar cc ii i !lfter Christmas, in the Characier of El wina, in • MIA Mores - Tragedy of Percy:. I ENEFICED and 'MARRIED ,CLERGY 4-NN, i thin T‘+enti. Miles of .London, umber of S is to four, has now a Y tor One: (post,paid) to the Rev. A . 13. at bit. Floyer's, Meta 42 4 g. §trand London. TH E ANTI-GALLICAN" MONITOR and AN ...11- CO RS t C A N Cit RONI Lof To'. idorrow wdl a n ~'''; I3 IfONAPARTI:;'s SECRET INSTRUc.TI,ONS r,01.1 - FICA L AGENT, eurrostak, Jetit to ut the princi P al Courts of E u ripe ,„ ENERALSIR JOHN NIOORt's CORUNNA PATENT 1' E DST ft ADi *wiring 3 regular, _. 1 . 10 . 1 for the Fielo, also a_St) FA t ot a Ur &c: - artd likewise SEATCOV for on board 41 e whait paql:ingina sr n a ll-VaAcq,4}lowf.t she mot t Le ever yet inanufaatired, invented by -ISIORr; „ NDI RS, No% 0 5, kid ty, thuhevirie- i ltreet, Strand, humbly preurn,. the ihet lustourS ought to be those toiho s h l i ve s andiffelor their ling 91.Intry. -4, • DANCING. `WILSON, Danciiig Master, from the A • House, Author of the Analysis of Country th t it t f Treasures of Terpsichore, respectfully informs PPE'n e v , that !his.ACADEMY for PAN CI N (.; is now Hi the •dy, where' persons of any age may he Instrueled, dality ( l . „` )s 2,l l tivate manner, in every department of Dancing, t elve - "Her to the Stage or Ball-room. Ladies may're tt b4;l,lstruetions from Mrs. Wilson, in all the departments e ar d','"K• ttr kt ' p ot' Terms may. be had at his Residence, 9,1 *(1*?re".1". Holborn, whete may be bad tvt trysichure, price ss. bd. Ille r ' i b i . i k o ll has the hon Our .to inform Itis Subscfibers , and . Nol v - .. I c , that complete copies of. the Third Edition of ht, liela y 6 . 3 Of Country ;Dancing (which has -been 'unavoidably i nfrit, Consequence of the great additions and imprbvt.- S ve which have taken place in that work) wilt' be ready to; (Oilli r to Subscribers on Monday -next, Dec , 9, and,to the. uesday the toth Inst. l'E lin , ......----____ li t i ,'''S SOLD, CLEANED, ANI) STRUNG. 1., Ativertiiier being the real Ddanufdeturer, is. Stio tt n et ennined to sell every a rticle of the tir)t nishion end r hip . pit s viz• titili IP at the following re d uce d pii .. le e cklaces any pa t- i . 1 re - ma ki "g 1 £ to' 6 k t lt?. fr om , 45 15 6 . , 0 IL"tio • -IN 11 $ per pair . c 5 0 ( 4 oi• 6 Sp, i ea UX . lit Ni • to to o i 210 0 Ut ward:, < t 5 o 1 avtle t , ~ - . 4 4 0 , --.' . ic , 6 i'.(ke t , , per pair - sto 1 to, ~ - 0 14 0 Cr, 'kg . 1 ii. 6 7..6' , Sty e ,: , o.) 0 4' 6 ; ',,cki., 1 , -- ' 4 ' cont lets suits of Pearls, new patterns, in :no. ~ "Kt, -44ts, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Br3CeletS, Ear. A t; ly t :llti , three brooches, from 2-1. tool.per suit. cep= r,i,n4 t : it 'tallow, Pearl Worker and S tringer, No. i, 0. li ° . ..urt. Carey-street, , Lincoln's hut Fields. • .. 15 liC, " s 4 Proof of the real advantage held out to tilt. Vl4,,l4,:trticularly Ladies in the country, w -0 wish to pur . r e her f, o ar ls 01 any description, they will be atten d e d to _by t 'kivuL t . Paid) and any ornament sent on approbation, by 'it ti " t.le vat •ii- t . o f - e xchanging, or to have tQ lie , tie, Ayr.% i ttocr 7 • ~.„......._ }leturneti. - .. 414 “oyal Highness the PRINCE Ry.Ci'E. NT. tt,l2Hz ,k () YAL LETTERS PATF I‘livri'l,,AßCATlC WARM tintl COLD 'SA , - 1; E. Al' S partico Marl y _Galculateel and reco.f,or th 6 "se of Ho'spitaib, 1-10 tels, Private .-.:_rnt tren'*4l3 .I ,? w n and Country 'fbey May be fixed itt Dressing tiltnr;dnio other, Liti.i . tion, and h vitit A a t ; very short time. May be se,. t an d s i‘ eu a r ) ed Onl y by the Patentees, Arm 4rong •olkaid, t street, Litter+lnii-Inn-ilet.!:, London. 3, Ic' v e C r . ' l re and fashionable assortment vi ltegtstcrs and ate i t r , • ,rn Steel, Wronze, and japan Imperial , Stovcs, for warming. Churettes,, . 1 . • • b v ' t tlie Pet, and large ' littiltlingi; Alin an improve, which- Will roast, boil, bake,a nd steam. 'U. fi re ticx.„...f-oNDucToits of - the MENYQR M/cl - Y ' II4 E, aim; }hat the Palle shollitr'ss i 41, 1 e acil itY of "" • value,` 4l ict liN r, P 4l4 l l ; ing t lin tecj"ln" ll -, 11 the IL Nr R • 00,) i s "k.itied, • I .. s 't t : 11 thi-Subscriptions.utie /tiiiti th e stiorL‘s t.et,..rttitn holed of the Sub,ctioers,!. 11 4 t "er till rd . n i t, "” ' ' ' ice and as the Fifst Nuinoar of rand N ationai - tt r in . 'rk be published in "1 , ! , _ 11 . 1 i i- a ,, f ';Y l olil ts er , : wilt be twelve mom ns allowed to the 5 , 1 .1 , e , i ; . 4 titki, \ fi ll) e xamine the Solidity And LI tility a a Plan, '11401141!).11 klrinciples of Equity and rruth. Pi" ( I ::_ s ,,t7: wh.,tinprOvernent and profit not before knoNylt lastice I?4thent. ran;ilies nr)st, r benetit to the, minds I ,io;tutre~ of k ten, 0,-, * nt , . av Keeeipts, to secure Shares, are now ready N '2 at tile hlentor Office, ,tB, Ivy-lane, Pr ice ai d 11 1 , 11 3 ot r u tite *tubscrib e i s a l so m a y o btain Prove 2, Is ba tontine. *ri!)Alitcl i t s Pttblishett price 25.: 6.1. centin Ik k o L - 7,lA t i t i l - I 'Q (i) ' N, t' il thl i T Bl l ;. ' F. ' ‘ A "S . NIATI-11:.+1..'• •''' ' h i ' N Na . XV V. coot ' 447, 1 1 Z•be -e "wyeaes itc. with ; rlctv 4 i.10 " I Wereci in the next Number* inclUdini, g ) Dh' . • Atti I apcm anti usetul Extrii4 6 * ' •: ri '• r{ TO THE LADIES,' sI4AtIERDASHERS, DRAPERS, JEWELLERS. ANL) CUTLERS. • CIBERT KILIBVS:-Stlpetior Original Royal Improved NEEDLES by special Appointrneet, N 'idle Maker to'her Royal Flightless the Princess of Wales), meeting with that liberal encouragement his irn'proyepiLt in thp , above article so justir merits, respedfully infoerre3 the. Ladies , and Retailers or:Needles, that none are ge,traine , but those labelled with his and ti be bad at his Ware. house, wholesale,' No. 46, Canneti-;street, 'London, by the Thousand, or in small neat Morocco 'Cases, assorted with real useful sizes,,at a moderate I?rice;. 813 u retail at most •of the respeetable Haberdashers, Drapert, jewellers, and Cutters ), Shops, in every Towh in the United Kingdom,. A liberal Alluvvatipt:tto llealers,4and upon orders fur Exportation. . • r. This bay Wag' pliblished, • .14 thilavr4 :vaii 30 Plates, price tgi. bOards„ • MECHANICAL EXERCISES ; or,: the rnen4 e ‘ raOicc of Carpentry, Joinery; Bricklay ing, MasOnr,y, Slating, i'llsteiing, Pattiiinil,,Stnithing, and Cimtaining a NW Description of tty Toots be longingTo each Branch of lltisiness, and copious Dire:diens tor their Use; welt, an li;leplanation of 'the' Terms used. in each Art; and 414,1 ntr49o to,Praeticat Geomekry.. ; 'By 1 , 1 , ,Ti." NICIWLSON.., Printed for i. 1 aylor, at. the Arehitetiural •Libritry, No. 59, High ihalborn. - • • where may be t a . bytil F same Author, - t. The Carpenters' 14 , ,tw Guide . Quart, ia Plates Iss. , I botind . . , 2, The CarpcTiter.,' -and ioin:rs' Assistant, , Quarto, 79 Plates. ti. 'Q „ 3. 111,S tiCtOr t to the Five O r ders, oeuvo, 4 1 Plates, ras.6dt bound. • ~11, 1 1 I f' ~ This I).iy was In 12:110, IS. Cd. riot tine 1. , ..1) , .!;, as. bound, NEW \N'EEK'R PREPSII4TIVAN for a 4 t, iteccivin ; of the LO RD's St.ll.l r El‹, as ap. ir , inted and: iet:OaNnenqed,by.tlie:Chtit %If r ifkideW COII - MetliZAtitnlS and I'layefs f(wr Ni ockiit% and izt every f)ay in the 'Week ornts.of Examination ; and Confession of Sin ; and a Conipation at the Altar, di lotting, thq, t",loin,,, L ;rucant in his tichlviritir and' Devotions at the Est . d's •rahle oal.toiona how to live welt, after `receivthe tfie 11.)ly S..cra,iient. • • , N Pl;.•47.ver) Aehunie ihe sikiiiture 'of W. Bur t on flier hacicot rho ronti3 - pitec,,and is . • W bent, at, -Ittns, in Paternoster. roV; Rivington', Scatcherkl and I.,et. t.e.ontativi Lofiglitaii and Co. W. T. liodgton," I. SiterWodd, Nedly, and 4.10e5. • • , `.:• • ' , ' DMA; LARK E't TIIAV+!LS.—N'f,W EDITION. Tina' Day: utia publklied; 'ln Quo largo 1!;me, Quarto, •illilstrated i;vith near One. I ti boark:s Second , hilt-Cron, %viol ciinsi,:erable ol TRAVELS•itt iatiotts Piktts ni EUROPE, ASIA, • and AFRICA. fly EDWARD DANIEL f.:LARKE, Lb. ,r 4 -• PrOfeisor of Mineralogy in Ovt University of 4;atribridg!... Part the First. - -Russi.t, l'artary,:ano I urkey. Printed for caden And \V . strato„... The additions niaOp to this new Etlitiou may be had se; parate, price 35. 6d. sewed, The Second Part, 'Containing • n recce, nu, sad agypt, its in the Press.. As above mak also.be had, by the same Author, I....Thei.obnb.of Alexander; . a Dissertation the Sara.. phagus brought tram _Alexandria, -and now in the- Liiitish Musairn, Quarto, with lifigrivings. price 18i- in b ,, ard*. a. Greek. Maridcs, brought ,ro:n t;ie Shores at the tioxine, AreliiPel:,go, and lk:leditvr, ,inian, and depositerfirt the eublie Library at Cambridge, Oct,vo, with lingiavings, pricers. 6d.- or on Royal paper, price tus. 6d. is. 'A Methouicat DiatianittOn of •th s Mineral Kingdom into 'Classes,.o fan, Gcnera,- tircies, and:Varieties, pike ti. Is, d • • FORCIITLBLAINS. SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c. DR. SI'.EERSS OPODELDOe • S tar superi o r to all other external applicatibns in I. the Cure of Sprains, Bruises, • Itheuntalisnts, 2 4:c. ; gt also in Cramps or N:urnbriess, and in promoting circtilation in tile Limbs when in a paralytic state. It i the best Re. wady for.. Chilblains, it dissolved' in a spoon, and applied warm, or with 4 pledget.ot lint well moistened with it, and tied - wt the part atreeted. It is like Wise orad..nirable service in the Accidents and !oat Complaints to which. Horses arc stibjed. ' , , , Sold only ,by F-.' Newbery and 'Sorit4 No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, four doors from the - . corner of Cheapside„. London.: price 25. 9tl. lia Bottle: and, by appoiniment, by Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; Hawkins, Old Bond-Street ; %yard, Holborn; Harris, Ludgate-street ; and Clarlx, 80. rough. . . Observe the words a F. Ncwbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the StiMps. I r . -, . 41.1- ‘ ;4 `4,'• L., C SA 'I Uli D Y, DLCEMBEIt , 1811. AIIXICE: . • WHEN Men of gcluration end professional V V skill Use persevering enittaVoUrS to discover theit - nost safe and certain method of t i e.itieg a te.v,prevailihe Diseases, the successful result of their cixperience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons; have.,been 'educed to make, the Cure of the tOI towing the object of therir,partiCiilar 'study, viz,- ai certain Disoltkr, frog:lenity Coll t in a !no. ritenr pf intoxication, aid its co; . contitaiits, Strietures and leers, which, by an lin roved pl,ui, are speedily anti. etree tiially cured ; as also deollity, whet heransing from 13sccha• nalian btalgences, long residenceresidence . eilbriares, or a secret Solitary Vice, too often unhappily pulped by the Youth of both Sexes. in the one causing •Stiii day or Barren.. :iss, and iii the other a iminerous train of Nervous Diseases. •which, if not tittle - 1y remedied, terminate in Impotence and Consumption. In that distresf.ing stateof Debility or Den ijettey, wilt:titer the , consequence nt. such .banetul Habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powets of the Constitution become- enfeebled, as regularly edileated Sur. ecolis.of Leinrion, they oder a firms sate, and $1 , e0 41 3 , Restpra- Lion to sound and vigorous Flcaith,• The result of a long and extensive pradlcie has enabled thern, by a supetiOrnethod, to remove Venereal ,Complaints, ho‘vever inveterate , or cciiißlicated, without subjeaing the Patient to the least iestraini to diet or .exereise; amid in re. - cent c,in,„e7,i where'an early appilLation is made oil discovery of the line:Alen; they frequently' . perform a Curd, in the stunt space of two days. ,Theuppreeedented swcess of their made of 'freatment (which has never been knowa to fail in one sin. gle instance a practiee tit 15 years, during which period - many thOusand persons of both sexes have been cuted; - 'even after severe and injui jails methods had been pursued by:other Practitioners without etreet), induce;: Mein to thud publicly taw , their advice. ' • • • p cs sr s , G tiSS amid Co. exclusively professing the Cure of these particular complaints, in A oider,that they ;nay nor be marked by a mistaken few, with, the pOloqiiy so justly attached to the ignoral I: Em piric, think it bur justice to hem. selves.to state, that They have been properlt;educated and,, initiate(rinto ever nrattelt !,t the prOlessielsifeertiticates of which, from ditiereht hospitals, and testimonials tioin the. most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any itiqiiirer) that the success resulting' from their endeavours first induced theat.to quit the practice of the general PraOitinner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a tan ground for the unprecedented•tontidence with which they have,by the Pub.: been so liberally honoured. 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