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ing :0 , 4•• • . - • . • • :t . • • 4,, V , I H.. • ""'"••• . 2 6 4 141 ' 4 1. 4 • NUMBER 2638.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E. ON SATURDAY EVENING, March 7, will be_ performed, DEAF AND DUMB ; Ot, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. - With a New Prologue and Epilogue. The Carters by Miss DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. BARRYMORE, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRUENIAN; Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, And Mrs. SPARKS. WITH SLUE BEARD. The New Drama of Deaf and Dumb will be performed every Evening till further notice ; on Monday, with Har lequin Amulet • on Tuesday, with Robinson Crusoe. A new Trage d y, called Julian and Agnes, is in. rehear. sal, and will be pcoducdd as soon as possible. THEATRE-ROYA T., DRURY-LANE. This Day was published, price as, 6d. DEAF and DUMB Or, The ORPHAN PROTECTED, an Iligorical Drama ' in , fi ve /Las, new Per rating with unbounded applanse at this Theatre, taken from the French of Bouilly, and adapted to the nglish Stage. Printeu for I. - Ridgeway, York-street, St. James's.; square. Also, 1. Pizarro, by R. B. Sheridan, Esq. ss. and as. 6d. z. Egyptian Festival, by Mr. Franklin, as. 3. 'Tis All A Farce, by Mr. Allingharn, 4. Fortune's Frolic, by Mr. Allingham, HO. as requested s acknowledges the receipt • of the Papers; and, in reply, observes t that be cannot, with any propriety, interfere in the first instance ; as the subjeci. in question, if ever brought forward, may Be teem.' to H. O. for his Opinion. ANNUITY. As many People :who haVe considerable Pro. petty in the Funds, have occasion for a Stun of Money, but who do not chute to sell out: of the Stocks on account of their tow state; Three Thousand Pounilk is ready to be advarced by a Lady of forty-nine years ot age, for. an Annuity of Three Hundred a year for het Life, - secured by vesting in the, hands of Trustees as pinch Stock, as the Interest ot which will pay the Annuity. Enquire ofMr, Maycock, HAberclasher, No. j 6, Stan. hope- s t rec t, Clare-Market. NEW NJANUFACtORY. - - I)OI3ARTS and PLOWMAN most tesped fully* inform the Nobility and Gentry, who have not seen their New and Elegant kianufaaory of CH AM BE,RRV and ITA LI AN MUSLINS, that their Ware house is the only place in this Country where they can be genuine, No. t, Chandos-street, Covent-garden. N. B. A great Variety of Fancy Sills, by the Manufac turers. - • AYLESBURY,. BUCKS. • TO BE SOLD, a.most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-PRE E, either together , or in Parcels, situate in and adjoining the '['own of Aylesbury. The Estate possesses some PECULIAR PRIVILEGES 2n d Advantages. The ManurS are extensive particulars will shortly be ready kir delivery, and in. formation relative to the Estate may, in the mean time, be had on application to Messrs. Forster Cooke, and Frere. of I f ineoln's:inn ; and to -Mr. Davies,,Leivkner, near Tctsworth, Oxford.—lf the-Estate Is sold together, 2 co nsidetaPle part of the Putchase-,mopey way remain on '-`2W9rtg.age• PIGOT DIAMOND. - • - - - March 2, tBOl, „,; O. 9,466, Drawn this morning, anden titled to the Grand Prize of the PIGOT DIA MOND, WAS Sold by HORNSBY and Co: at their o ld established State Lottery Office, No. a 6, Cornhill, who a l so sold, in, the year 1774, the Grand Diamond Prizes in Co'-.'s ENGLISH LATE-LOTTERY, • NOW DRAWING. WARRANTED U,NDRAWN. . , The Tickets and Shares, on the very lowest possible 'Terms, will continue - on Sale during the ,whole of the Drawing of the present State Lotuiry, warranted un drawn at the time of purchasing r by which mode the .Purchaser will be •as secure as if the Ticket or Share - bad been bought before the Wheel went round. The following CAPITAL. PRIZES have been Sold, Shared, and Registered, by HORNSBY and Co. 2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. . a Prizes of Fifteen Thousarid Pounds. 13 Pri zes of Ten Thousand Pounds. a Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds. 3o Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds. 49 Nies of One Thousand Pounds. 73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds. Rnuary 26, iSot. VICKERY's IMPERIAL HEA DRESSES,. Mini-411y admired for their inimitable Qualities. BEAUTY. THESE Head Dresses possess such TaSte and Elegance, that they adorn the Handsome of all Ages, and improve the Defeas of Natuce or Accident. - 1 UTILITY._ , . . , . They arc so useful to Ladies of every Age, that they may complete their Head Dreas in the most becoming style in a few minutes FASHION. They have the pectiliar Ex;:ellence of not being . known from N'ature, and arc so fashionable that they are worn by the most distinguished in every Court in Europe. UNIVERSAL CONVENIENCE. These Head Dresses. are so happily forMed,and so well A pte d to tire Countenance and Complexion of the W ear er, that the Young they grace, the Middle-aged they enliven, ant lie Elderly they d►gnify: No. 6, Tavistock-Stfeet, Covent-garden. Tins Day was published, price as. 6d. or, on fine paper, 3s. 6th bound, THE CREATION, , in. Five Books, written in the Manner, and intended as an I nt roduaion to the Death of Abel and Cain, by .W. H. Hall, with a beau tiful Frontispiece by Burney. • London :. Printed' by Crosby and Letterman, No. 4, Stationers'-court; Paternoster-row. Where may be had, just published, Tomkin's Beauties-of English Poetry, seleded to en force the Praaice of V ihne, with considerable Additions, price, bound,-3s. Friends, or, Contrast between Virtue and Vice, with Seven Wood Cuts, designed for Youth by'Mrs. Griffin, bound in vellum, price IS. 6d. 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THEATRE ROYAL, COVEIiT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, MARCH 6, eivilrbe pertbrmeti-, for the Last Time this Season, The SACRED ORATORIO of THE CREATION. Composed by G. I-1 kY Mus. D. • Maestro di Capella to His Serene H ighness the Prince of Esterhazy. • .Air, Miss Tyrer, " Thou shalt bring them in.",—lsrael in Egypt. • End of Part 1.--A grand Concertante for Violin, Oboe, Flute, Bassoon ? and Violoncello Obligates by Messrs. G. -Ashley,. Ling. Woidner, Parkinson, and Charles Ashley-6 yrowetz. god of Part I I.—A Concerto on the Grand Piano-Fuitc by Mr. Field. Principal Vocal Performers, - ?ars. SECOND, Miss TENNANT, Miss TYRE R, MaJer SMITH, Aid' .Madame DUSStK, L EDON, Mr. _D1G14.1.1114,:-Ittr, - • JAMES MAHON, and , Mr. ,D ENMAd. Among the Principal instrumental Performers are, ' •'Leerier of the Band, 111r.,G. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr.' J. ASHLEY. Violencellos, Messrs, Cha. Ashley, Shary i &c. princi pal ad Violin, Mr. Mahon. Bassoons, Messrs. Parkin son and Taylor. Trumpets, Messrs. Smith, Tamplin, and Cantei;). Double Basses, Messrs. JOltv&, Francis, &C.• Corni di Bassett:), Mouro and Leffler, jun.. Serbtno, Mr. Sickel Bass Trumpet, Mr..Atvvootl. Oboes, Messrs. Ong and - Cornish, jun.. Violas, Messrs. Rockwood and Monro, inn. . Flutes, Messrs. .Weid.. ner and Cornish, scn. . Double Basloons Messrs. Jen,. kinson Littler . Horns,. Messrs. and Jack son. 'Trombones, 'Messrs. Flack, Zwingman, andl)res lcr. Double Drums, Mr. IZ . Ashley. The rest of the Band, and the Chorusses, which will be. numerous and complete, by the most approved Per l'oriners The whole under the Ditcaion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. Boxes 6s. -Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to b..; taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office in Hart-street. Half Price as usual, at Nine o'Clock. Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven o' C lock. This Day was published, in Odavo, price is. THE, DEAF AND DUMB; or, THE ABBE DE L'EPE . An Historical - Play, in Five Acts. Translated from the French Edition. Authenticated by_ the Author, J. BOW UV, Member of the Philotechnic - Society at Paris. To which is prefixed, some Accoutit of the Abbe De E pee, and his institution tbr the Relief and Instruc tion of the Deaf and Dumb. Printed for the Translator, and sold by Longman and Roes, Paternoster-row. • The 1%1 pagers of Drury Lane Theatre having thought proper to insinuate at the bottom of their Play Hill, that this 1. 1 1:.ay is a pa ET EN 11 F.ll Translation, and intended to be imposed upon the Public as the piece IitYVV rcpt.:sewing at that Theatre, the Translatcr - respeetfully assures the Public, that it is a faithful Translation from the Original french by J J. N . Bo u i I.LN' and the Title is literally taken from Kotzebue's German Translation. The Translator also takes the.liberty to inform. the Public, that this Tran slation, was pest into the hands of Mr, Harris a. twelve. month since, and that an alterition of it tor his Theatre was aCtually prepared, when, it was heard that the ?sett yeas getting up at Drury-Lane. i This Day was published, In sour large Volumes, Imo. price i6s. sewed, 13F1 CIV AL; or, NATU RE VINDICATED: A Novel. _ _ _ By R. C. DALLAS, Esq. , Printed for I. N. • Longaun and •0. Rees, No.. 39, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, lately published, a. the RIWAL -MO - 1-1E RS ; a Novel; from the French of'Madame de Geniis; in 4 vols„p a rie s. sewed. z. RINTALDO RINALDINI, - Captain of Robbers; Translated from the 4 erinan by I. Hinckley, Esq. ; in 3 vols. ros. 6d. beards.' 3. RIMUALDO ;or, the Castle of Badajos ; a Romance. By W. H. Ireland; 4 vols. 14s. boards. This Day was published, Price Half.a.Crown, D°MESTIC UNION; or, LONDON AS IT SHOULD BE! ! 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Where may be had, Dr. Aikin's Letters to his Son. vols. los. in boards: Also, Johnson's Cataloglie Of School Books, gratis. FASHION. --It is a matter the mos:. . . tracirdipary in this Country, the rapid and SOddesi. rev.olutions of fashions, and that not alone. in articles of dress and furniture, but it also rages in ii.speet to diet and hysical concerns ; at different peric4i dillerent advertised Medicines had its pre-entinence, such as Dr. James's Pow• ders, as also Dr. Hunter's, 4ce. and `now as this period you will see in every Lady and Gentleman's !souse of Fasivon, Dr. BRODVK'S Botanical Syrnp :and Nervous Cordial, Ask theni.for what reason they take it, anti they will telt y - ott its Fashion. A REMARKABLE CASE. •_.‘ Mrs, Looti ng-G lass filatiiifaaory, No. 44, Hoxton-square, was idlikled for thirteen years With a se- vere Rheumatism, and an Obstruction in the Womb, which catisedherthe most excruciating pains; she applied to several etninent Physicians,. but never teceiveclanf be nefit. In this situation she had recourse to Dr. BrodUnys Botanical Syrup anti Nervous Cordial, anti by only taking — five bottles was p.:•rfettly cured, and has,• for the.. trenefie of the Mak:tett, requested Dr. Brython to publish her ease, and will give any person further SatiOadioll who is desirous of being informed.—Witness tier hand, this sth day of Nov., titto. SAR4 H .TAY LOA. Witnes.s to the above, - Ann BroWn, Blitcher, No. s 4, Shoredlta, - - Mrs, GREW of No. 2, Crabtree-row, Bethnal-Green, declared, in the presence clan eminent Simeon, that she was.atilieled for epwards of fourteen year; with a dreadful Nervous Disorder, excessive low spirts, palpitations of the heart, and pains in all her limbs, that prevented her from doing herdoinestic concerns; she a l / 2 .iplied.to several Of the Faculty, without recTiving any ft.nefit whatever. I nthis situation she applied to Dr.' Brodtim, who recent.: mended her to take the Nervous Cordial, which parfettly cured her by only uleing four ttottic.s at IL c..f s . each, London, Sept; ,Sou. ts-rutft GREW. • Ady person desirous of further infbructtion, may halts every satisfaction by applying Littler by letter, or personal. ly, to Mrs. Grew as above, The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had 'at the Doilor's House, No. 9, Albion-sin:l, in Bottles of as. us. 6d. and ss. id. ; and of Mr. Robinson,' next to York-house, Piccadilly, K. Newbery, corner of St. Paul'i Church -yard ) . Ward: No. 234, Kolborn_ ; oppo site Gray's Inn ; febohlt and go. (late llacon),, No. iso,' Oxford-street; , Pidding's Medicine Warthottse, No: _76, Oxford-street; Forbes, Druv,..4st, ;a t Blackman_ Street, Borough ; Bulgin and sneppardi Brim) ,• Baxreri Edinburgh ; Brown, Tv,ilev, Bristol ; 14,4 4 . Bristol; M`Doriald,.GlasitOW; Chalmets; Aberdeen; Bc1: DrUggist,.Portsmouthi Bray, Sunderland; Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfume* to 14is Ma) sty', No. 4i,'Pall-Mall; Boulton, :Royal EXchange; Collitss i Salisbury ; • Spitsbury and Co. Marv-stTect, Dublin ; wise W. Mageeillllfast, and M. basfis, .Corki I rCiand t and by all Printers, Booksellers, and Venders of Medi cines, m the three hingdoins. I t of#y be alsd had. by giving ordcts to NewSnittn. ' BRODUM's GUIDE dLi3 AOE • • This . dav was publibhed in One Vol. giro. pike 3s. Aid, with the ,llodurs Portrlit, .dedicatectto - the King's Most- Excellent Majesty,, the Thirteenth Editici‘ of at entiro new Work, entitled • LIGNUM's ANTISCOitIWI IC DROPS . . St. Anthony's Pottery•, Northishont, near Newcastle upon-Tyne, July 7th, 'Soo. sin, T O you it must undoubtecily e pdcultarly sat. tisfadory to hear of the efficaey of a Medicine which 'conduces so much to the:public goixl: My son, who is now eleven years of age, is in the nutrtber of tOose whci have experienced the beneficial efforts of your ANTI:. SCORBUTIC DROPS, for which t desire to be . 01 to - God, and to return you my. warmest acknowledg ments. He was, for upwards of five years,..most violently afflicled , with a.scorbatic humour, - which extended front Ow soles of his feet to the crown of his head, in one entiró scab, his face anil hands excepted, During his afflialion, horn the insiifferable itching attending liis complaint, 'hi3 life was burthensome to himself; andyou mhy naturally puppose an inexpressible and daily grief to myself and hie Mother. Observing numerous AdvertiSeinents of yours hi the ,Newspapers, and the many Cues your Antisdor.. buti,:, Drops had performed in this neighbourhood, as well as at a distance, I was deteimined my son should make ttial'of them. I pitrehased.one td. isottle Of Mrs.. Hodgson, of Newcastle, which he took agreeably to yont direetions,,but we flaund little or no alteration ; in taking the second bottle he was much better, and before he finish , ed five small bottles. he , was perfectly Ira from every symptom of his loathsouletlisortler ; and, thatik God,' he is now a line healthy boy at school. I think, injustice to so valuable a Medicine, I could do no othetwmse for your and the Public's good, than request you tt+ publish my son's case. You have my permission to refer =my per son labouring under similar complaints; when I Shall with pleasure satisfy the inquirer. I remain, with much esteem, Sir,'. • Your obliged humble Seiviint, JONATHAN FOSTERe WittieSses ratite signing '11 1 °4 ! OssiltT To Mr. Lignum, Surgeon; No. sN Bridge-street, Manchester. OZ 'These Drops arc sold in nouldht Square Bottlers, at I2s. and 45. 64. One tas. Bottle is equal in (pi:tatty to three 4s. 6d. ones. One 4s. 6d. Bottle is sufficient to etinvince the alfilited of the sal titia y elktis of the Medicine. They may. he had, Nviteleaale and retail, .at Mr: Lig., mimes Dispensary, in Bridge.str4el,,Nlancitestet ; and are sold, by appointment, by Flowant:ptitt Evans, No. 41, Long-lane, Wi:st Smith fi eld, sold Whoksale Agents in London; Alio Sold Retail by tow loltover.og l'or.-ons t H. Cundell, No.4t, Militaries; W. Clarke, N';.169, 13o rough; Jordan, No. 33, Winte,ital ; Johottit atm Cp. NO: lso, Oxford-street; Knight, ( erron algate • raigt - , No. Lig, Cockhill, Ratcliiti:; Mr. l'idding # No. 76,.0z. furl-ardut ; Stilton, No. 14c, Long-Acre • Tutt and B a l. ton, Royal Exchange; Turtle, No. i'a7, S trand, opposna Exeter Change ,• Ward, No. 324, }hitt:Am; Witoli.7, Oki Bond-streo, and No. 163, Flaet-scut. . .r -