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' •. • ,• ' • • , yi - - • \ . tt. ''4 'f ~ . • : ~• - , • ~1.-' . ii••:-, 1 -7.-.. ~4 ~ f , . ... . . . . • ..,, i ,, • . ~ , . , , '' Z 4 9, ' ' * 4 ''' ' a - ... ,:. t : -"41,%. 34Z • , t. 7 T 11 - z a " - 4- !V 1_,..- t. - • 'IF - - iii. . . . - . . 0, .«.. - ~..), • . . t 'i' , 4 ,i . e , •..• • t .- z '-• :4 ' ti • ;. • • • . .vo • , N.ii 1. , ~. :N ... , ••••• ', illit i , ' '' 3.ixi.9l"' ojrii ir . .- • . • -ff t; I \,- • • . . . -. . . • , . . . -S A TURDA Y, OCTO,II,ER 6, 1804. WUMBRR 3762.1 (PRICE SIXPENC9'e SOCIETY 'FOR THE RELIEF OF. THE RUPTOR.; MR: SIDDONS's NOVEL. This Day was published, In Three Voluntesi.pritc,i3s 4 , 6d. in boards, • V - 1 TIIO U-&-PQVERTY.---A Novel. By HENRY SIDDONIS, ['sq. Of tlle Theatre-Royal, Covenr.Carden. Printed for`_ Richard Phillips, St. Pant's Church md, THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, 184, .1:- Their Majesties' Servants will perform (not aged Season) a Comedy called THE BEAUX STRATAGEM; GRAND STATE LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. LOSE not the only opportunity that offers this Years of gaining ap;INDEPENDENT FORTUNE, by the present State Lottery. The only Prizes yet drawn are No. 3,260, 18,0001. Shared by Hazard', No. 10,234, ro,oool. Shared by Blair, 5,216, roool. Sled by Hazard, No. 19,001 t, wool. Shared by Swift, No. 20,724, moo!. Sold by Bish. ED POOR. There now remains the following Capitals; andonty . SEVEN DAYS TO DRAW: . . Three of Twenty Thousand Pounds, One of Ten, Thousand Pounds, Three of •Five Thousand Pon..ds; Three of One Thousand Pounds, . Eight of Five Hundred Pounds, &c. And no Prize less than 20 f. • 'TILE SID Lorrtm 1.) T E -•- This Day was published, • 'The Tanth Edition, price 2s. 6a. or • - • • T HE SO LIM Eit's 1) AU I I 'l' Ett; a COM EllY; • in N - vd A4h, as performed, with unparalletel cess. At the Tlipt re- Roy., I , i) ry - lane. . ty A. Cif Elt lt 144. Printg.d. fqr Riciiard Phillips, No. 't, st. Paul's. Church-, i.ard '; :laid to he had of all Booksellers. Also. the .PAKA,C;I3.A.PLI. a Musical, .Entertaituncnt, by Prince Hoare, price ts. 6d. DAYS' OF DRAWING : Saturday, OEtober -6, will be the 4th Day of Drawing. Wednesday, OCtober to,. - sth PaY• • Saturday, October 13, - - bth Day. ' Wednesday, Odober 17, . - 7tll Day. Tuesday, October 23, - 'Sth Day. Friday, (Moller 26, - - - , 9th Day Saturday, October z 7, - t Tickets and Shares oti Sale, warranted uudrawn, at all the RI CHARDSP,N. Tliis.l)ity were Ruhre4beci, • In Sin elegant Voluniei, thick Post 06tivo, prite . . Archer, Mr. ELLISTON,, (Being his first appearance in that Charader); Aimwell, Mr. HOLLAND; • Sullen, Mr. POWELL ' Foigard, Mr. TOHNSTONE ; Bonniface, Mr. PALMER; • Scrub, Mr'. BANNISTER. jun.. Dorinda, Miss MELLON ;- Cherry, Miss DE. CAMP, (Being their first Appearance in those Charaders); Lady Bountiful, Mrs.'S PA RKS ; Mrs. sullen',.. Mrs. JORDAN. • After which will be revived 00ai4 , thesq eight • years) art Historical Romance, in l'hree Acts., called . 11/CHARD cCEUR• DE . LION. With entirely new Scenery, MaChinFry, Dr.esses, and Deco rations. . • • Richard, Mr. KELLY • • Blondel,.. Mr. BAR RY.MORE Sir Owen; Mr. DI GNUM Old Mathew,' Mr. MA DDOCkS William, 'Master 1 1 , 0 K ELY Antonio, Mrs. BLAND; • • . Guillcit, Mr. SWETT ' • • Matittli, M. MOUNTAIN ; • Laurette ; tn, *YOUNG LADY, /pang lier first appearance on soy Stage); Miss C. BRISIOW And Dorcas,'Mri. NI A DDO CK S. • Boxes 6s; Seiora fries 3s. Pit 3s ; 6d. Second ' , rice U. Gallery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d.—No Money to fie Returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of 'NIL Fosbrook, at tne Box'.oltice, in Little Russell -street. The Doors to be opened at half just Five, and begin at - half ,pag Sjx .. Viirant Rex et Regina! On MLlnclay next, Miss Duncan, from the Theatre, Roy a l, tdinburglf, w ill make h e r first appearance at this Theatre, lirthe•Citsrotter of Lady Teazle, in the School for Scandal. 'bt P. 4 ttv of air Peter 7,re.ale and Charles Surface, by Mr. i' the " 11 1 fl Mr. Ei Char llston tring their first Appearance in ppi! ' tiers i ss Aq etttke ntw Musibi Piece is in rehearsal ' '7 4 t TtLEATRE-Royia, covENT-cmunN. ONI 'MONDAY EVFNING, 041:1:5,- 1804. • will be atted P called PIZARRO a mr .KRtY • I talib •NIU , RollA, Mr. 1 , „ F 3l cola, Mrs. 11. SI I:MONS ; • , ,• 4. :;.• - • .. ~ eizaero,.• Mr. COOK E ; ..... ....:.;; . Las s s Mr CORY; 4 :. 1 , ,4! . .•, ~ - ' Eliira; Mrs. Sl DDONS, ' • ...4_, .pelimber.first appearpn‘e this Seasoit),. ~ • •,, TO which will be added the Musical Entertaituilebt of. I . , . - . - .. • • LOCI. ' A NIY KtY• , . . • , • • ' ' - brurnmagem, Mr, Mit, NDE N ; captain Cheerly, Mr. INC I. ti DoN i . . .... .; .-., . % Captain Vain, Mr. FARLE y; . .. • , . . Ralph, Mr. F,AWCE'I T. .•• - • . . I..aura, Mrs. A'I 4 KI NS ; ' . ' • Fanny, Mts. MART' Y; • Selina, .Mrs,.CASTE L.LE ; s Dolly Mrs. ILI FF. • .I' 'lldxes fs. ?it 35..6f. WI liry 25. , Upper fhllety ts. .itlaces fort : he:Boxes to be taken of. Mr 4 tilandon, at the )lax-Oftice, In 1-lart-streer. 'The Ddori will b e open e d at Half-past Five, and the l'er. lontrante begtn at'llatt.palt Slit - ..- . ..Tbe Play ,9f. .The Alountaineers • ba..'itittg been again" received Witlypitiversal,applause by a brillia and pefflowing Au disenc'e, will be lepeated,' tar rat. third nt 'l it e, v on Wedheilay 'stext ; ClZtatrian, Mr.:Kembht. To whi c h, will '6 added, ' 2.4 e Cornedyslof .I.4xe,,.a,la.:Motte; Sir .tcrehy ..M.zigar6sot, Mr. C0.11c,..• ;,Si . i.apaghan O'Brallaghan, by„a ,c eutlernin, btitik his first appeara nce on th i s Stage. -'' •' - • .-. •'. • . MONEY. • • . \firried Gentittap, . ,of great, respenAilitv, . in ppssessiop of Property, Hcir to very considerable irr4!holil Estoes,' upon the' demise Of au infirm' Relative, , witilies to. raise from toobi.. to soool • by the -,SA LS of a Y• ,, cni IT, upon •Tgrins :highly asivatiogeons,•to l ,the I L! Per atii's making the Adiance, whi c h w ill prove truly desirable 4 sons having yO ur i ger B ranc h es ot - their Family:to pro.' vi tor. Particulars will be communicated to Principals..nr. ;7nt., of known. charadef, applyjng by Letters (post paid), b r i t er i s „` - lly, between the !lours of Twelve and, Two, any, iiii m ‘', 4 ,turdave 'and Sdndays e*cepted),' to inhn Monckton "' r•sq. it M. Pato* . s, No, 3 4, I l udgate-Itill, London. , ANNUITIES RED E; TEN; V • e.tr i I) i urc tS.O ;i s ~ • will he i !timed iittrl y given' r, for A N NIJITI Lndeniably secured upOn Freauld, e i l Yhoht, or long Lcaseholcl rstaws, whele,the Pariies have '. 1,1 4 absolute iiiterest and on which (by reason of the' pr essure, ? of . the lime •, s Money cannot b e o b ta i ne d upon M ortgage.. And . Eight Vera Purchase.wili. likewise be r.iven forAnnui., lies fin young Lives, secured o i ,thc like' 1-)InKrY, ' lc Pli' ' Aloney in the tunds, where the Parties have only ,a Life In-1 'terest. In ether case' the Grantors will have the power u r i!t,eent'4lg the same, Appl:', per , ion.illy, , or by lett' , .” - ,' to ?11 r. King, at Lis house,' 110. 8, loh-streer; Adelphi. . • . , ' MONEY REA 1)Y "iii ADVANCE. WEIERAS many Lidies 'rmtl Gentleiinn ex-, permute very grtit p ect i n i ar y i ncon ve n i ence f or t I Ytnt -rif knowing:some respettahle channel, through wluts trietliuni they may keacconunud Ate ,r‘ , ,i t h win !unary or porovi-t I ' , )t Sums ormoney, Messrs. .Fla r r i , and Co. et their 'is..n. t i?, l , l P 1 1 ink, No. s, SutrAk.street. Cliating.Cros's, isspeit-f 1 Y. MiOtin. the Nobility and., Gentry' in peSse*Sion "f EnLe_es arising from Freehold, Copyhold, o,ci' m a tes, in Land or !incises Money in the - FondA, - Rent or Leasehold • TKes, ~Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An tutti • e3 ' 1 gent Places Church 'Livings, or 3115 f cert 4 in .trierurie fo r '' . 'to arw Lite, they upy be supplied with Sums ot. ?* lo o . eY t ... Tor dil e a mount, by paying an adeipiate 'Annuity Intetts _. pers on a l redeemable any time at their own option : . e'ClAi" a ' aPplications will be reCeived every tl4t till Rime v ou - , and Letters front Correspondents in Tuwn or „...._ nt rY (Post.' • ._____ —paid) immediately answered. 4 N = URI EsTATF i FISHERY, AND WOODS P l 7 • • KELFIELD. t , h To BE SOLD 'BY AUCTION', ' e York Tavern, in. York, on Titeilay. thu-36th . ber, 0 2 .04, at Pour u'e lock in lir Afternoon, vAtu ABLEand 'very I:l:tvrtivable „HOLD ESTATE, situate at KELFIELD,in the trlC"" l ing of Ytnkshire diStant abuut cline fro o nl ,Rnd seven front Selby consistitirt of the . k ea t . ELD, which abounds . with titirt• - !. c rj - c , i,"l7► :titl.the valuable Fishery . oftainfou, Stit‘its, •„, 6 : (- hirer Ouse, to which the Estate is contiguous for a of tour miles : A j ar , li-Ef • ". an d d UbStatitial MANSION.- HOUSE, called th e , r,! gLPMALL; . pleasantly s;lntted on the flanks uP 411 1 '4 --"," ( iuse, with y,,00d 's} requisiie Offices; ex...ellent Kitclien-4attlw: ttrjuhhertes, and ellstocked Ponds. ~..:_ pvvards of 3t Acres of thriyii\A Woods and PlautAP., Irl,2_several FARMS, with sttirabhediettNes and Lluiliale«llin;ci (~7_wsshole contaihin.g Aerci ; , o r ; herialmts, of Ara.) ii•orna I.,anci, of whiell latter dr . scrilition, the g'"1" Pr(1)("1- . rich "rswarth• . Maroton. • 1-j ot ,' se ,e may be viewed on application;at the . lion had at 4 printed l'artic,ll3.r s -a n d ilecesia!Y - .; ° f Mr. John' Tulte,. Land Surve?'br and fi on !", liorpe, and C Nl' York ; or or Messrs . . 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SILESIA ; written during a Tour through that Country .in the Years t8:0 and By His Excellency 10HN QUINCY ADAMS, Then Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States to the Court of Berlin, and since a Member of the Atnetic:ut Senate: • IN , TWO PARTS. Part I, ContAining a Journal of a •Tour. through Silesia, performed in. the latter Part of 1800, by Mr. Adams iA which tha Tcrpbgripriyi the Agrieulture, Manttfatlines,. and Commerce, and the Morals and Manners of the People of that Dittchy are acAntiately described. Part L. I. Containing a complete Geographical, Statistical, and Historital Account of Silesia ; together with - a Detail of its Political Coustitution, Military, Civil, and. Eccicsiggi. cal Est4blislimentA, Sendaaries Of €4ucatiou,. Literat ure, and I.Carned Men. Printed for J. Budd, at the Croivn and Mitre; Pall-Mall: • 't'his Day were published, Printed for. G. and j. Robiu1;01, Paternoster-row. , Is Air EMOIRS 01, the LIFE of AGRIPPINA, the WIFE of GERMA'.§IICtI§. 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One trial will be sufficient to convince the Public that the above Articles arc superior .and cheaper than Any that has been utt'ered. FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHEUMATISMS, • Dr. ST EERS's OPODELDOC, • riAUTION.—On the Outside of the Wrapper On each Bottle of the real Medicine a Stoop is fixed, in which is Engraved 4 , F. Newbery, No. 45. St. - Paula;". and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is pastcd, with these Words . , 4 ,s pr-Steers's Opodeldoc, prepared by New bery.". All those which are sold without these - Designations are :gross Counterfeits. • • ' • . • • The e q blit: are requested to attend to this Caution, in con sequence of an Imposition which has been practiSed by cer tain Venders of Medicige, who, under Cover of a Connexion in Trade with Mr. Newbery's House, have not only sold in London, but,:hy travelling round the Country , ha v e disse minateStliiough the Iterail Dealers in all parts of the King.. dour, large qoautities of a spurious preparation of this-tipo deldoe ; in: the Bills of Diredions of• the'Namcs of Dr. Steers, of Charing-Cross, aiid Mr. Newbery, of St. Church-yard, are nude use of, in cl`rd.fr the more completely to deceive unwary Purchaser*. The genuine opodeldoc is'prepared and sold by F. New ,hery and Sous, No. 4i, St. Paul's, on the Coach way, a rew boors from Cheapsiite, London, iu Bottles, price 6d. duty . included ; 311 , .juid by - thOr Appointment, by I)teoy sod Sutton,.Bow ; 13:1C+M Jilit Co. No. tip. and I. Folding, Ni. 76, (Wit-Sit:Tr ;j. Watie f OIU Bond-stie.3 ; Bayley and Co. Co.:lt:spin - street ; J. Want, Middle-row, HOlborii ; I. Tot;, Royal Exchatwe ; W. Clarke, Borough, ii,o k .,: trect„ - i , m u g by SthA;easor to Mrs. E. NA:A , - boy, IS tau Corner of Lu.liate.:greet.' Since the commencement of this truly useful . Institution, pea Patients and upwards have been admitted under the . care,of .Mr. Turnbull. and received essential benefit ; in 3, ' great nutriber Of instances a radical cure has been acconi plished.. The Applicants have.gteatly exceeded soeo. This Day was published, puce 2s. The Seventh Edition,' with -Additions, Dedicated. to SW Archbishop of Canterbury. A FEW Genital RULES and' INSTRUCT' --TIONS. very - necessary :to be attended to .by tWosc of both SEXES who are Aillieled with RV v.rtiRES ; to . which is added, a.descripti . on, Causes, and Improved Method of Treatment of that species of . Rapture called Prolapsus Ani, dr - Vest:at of the Anut. • By WILLIAM TURNBULL, A. M. . - Member of the Royal College 'of Surgeons; 'eel lOw of 'Mi . Medical Societies of. London an9f Edinburgh, and Surgeon to the Society for the Relief of the Ituptored Poor. Lond:m.: Sold by l. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; • T. Boosty, Old proad-streel ; Murray and. Highley, street ; and j . and 4. Arbil; Gticechtirch-street, *** Anextensitie pertisal.of the aboVe Publication is ear, neatly recommeoded-not•only to those who are afflieled with ; this Complaint, but to Mothers, and those Guardians who are entrusted withithe care and Management of Childte4i for by an early and sedulous attention to the Disease in the In fant state, the hipoiesteonsequencos i-z ardobeexpe4l ; ;and e. very many.ingnive.nierices, and ir.entiv the most CAtikt etteari'arWing !Torn the Dtaease in advanced lilt, or prevented,, and in 'natty inatances radical Ftkre acconaltlisheri. Mr. Turnbull may be consulted at his. 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