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THEAT_RE-ROYAL, GOVENT-GARDEN, P r o_ MORROW EVENING, Dec. iSo will be perfotmed, THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, Mr. MUNDEN; Isaac the Jew, Mr. FAWCETT; Ferdinand, Mr. IOHNSTONE ; Antonio, Mr. HII.L ;. Father Paul, Mr. TOWNSEND ; Carlos, Mr. INCLE DON ' - The Duenna, Mrs. DAVENPO RT; Louisa, Mrs. MARTYR; Clara, Mrs. BrLLINGTON. ztv.ITH - - - THE CHILD OF NATURE. .. • • • . • . .. 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Public, is intenti6d for the perusal of :Perseus wl6Se studies arc sn their commencement, or for the young Students in our English .anal fa§sical.Serninaries, who,'. haying. per fected themf.elves in, the of - Cfea . riunar, wish to ac quire a•taske the Beauties Compost•tion. To. Persons engaged in active tits, Nv, 6s e occupations cionot permit them to peruse more, voluminous Treatises, .or . 10 those who ha'i;:, not means of - access to the Various expensive Works existing nit'the:sanre subject, this CoMpendium will perhaps be foand a suitable cntroduaion to the practice of .Writing witli,E le gance and Propriety. . . . - - Printed for Np. Paul's Church-yard; sold by T. klurst,, aglie§-14nd f. Wallis, Pater noster-row; B' Tabart, itivenil4.l.ibrary., Nen, Bonci:.strect; Wilson and Spence,, YQi - k. • 4 . ?. 4 t ' .B;::.Urr, Edinburgh ; j Archer, Dublin ; and y all other Boopellers,.&c. Of whom inay arso,tie.) - iad; the 'under-mentioned School bookS': t. 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Watsoc, Chemist and' I)rtigi?:,isty Petty`Ciiry; '• MEDICINE ACT. 7' • At the only Warehouse for Dr. TAM ES's.POWDE R, No. 45, St. Paul's •Churcil.yarcii . a t., , ,5; Doors' from the Corner of'ChcApside, ' ' . • . _ rr HE follcing MEDICINES arc Sold, at the .1 Prices annc...;.ed, iiclhsive of ?yd Stamp Duties• im po,ca by this ; bat no aaclitiozal charge .nas beefy made 'Ton Di% I.C.VIES''s POWDER; which is contimied at the on inai Price of 2s. 6d. per Packet. It. may also' be had 'at II: 4s. per Dozen"; or .the quantity of a Dozen l'acici:ts in one Bottle for xi. DUtY'includ4l; so that the Publl'e are ho stifffrers.. • • : But ,xi :Order'. - - to facilitate the operation, and to lessen, the burden of this Act, which would . in great measure have proveda Tax.upon 13 enevolence, all the other .Nt.Nlicines are sold to ilny persons purchasing half 4 Dozen, or more , free froth the epence of the Stamps. . • Dr. James's Powder a 6 •• Cephalic Snuff Analeptic PillS 4 - 6 Dr: Sfeen's Vitrego . esittlz. , 6 ric Lozenges" ' i ti Dr. 1,loo . :ocrs I r 9 Dr..Austin,'S Clialybeat E ssence of coltstoor 3 a Pill s - 4 4 0 Esi:miteof Peppernr. t, ;4 Berry's Bilious Pills e 5 o Ormskirk i'vledseines 5 5, I 0 G laSl's Mftgriesin• 3 TickelXsiEtherealS pi-- I nglish's Scom„Pi,lis t 6 rit - 3 6 = Grant's Dro,oA, r o GieenOtth:sTin&ures t IA. Nortod:s $ zi Tohr t Loienges t 1 3 / 4 SpilsbUry's Urf6ps 5 0 Mr.. Spence's Dentrifride Speedimares Pills 2 a FiValtg's 'f ind. of Bark 3 6 English Calk:: • 2 4, I-luxhanis, by ditto, a 6 'Dr. Scilander's Tea z 9 Dr. Ste,er'l,Ppotteidoc •ti -6 - joncs's Rheumatic CodvAlSionOil 2 6 , Tin&ure - 3 6 Also, the Genuine Arquebusade; lately imported,' and Most of the °they Propristty Xledlcines in repute. for 'Exportation tre supplied 'W . ithout Stamps; as before this S. (I. 0 9 N. 13: As many Persons; particulArly Servantt . and Mes sengers, thistakc the House,.lF, NEWBE I2Y, the Proprie tor,, is,tnider de-necessity yl: . 'pointing - out,that it is at the East End of 'St. nearcst.. to Cheipsule, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, with these Words in scribed :- " THE ONI Y WARDHVUS-ii FOR DR. I,IIIVIES's POWDER." _ . •