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, ~~ ~,, ; NUSTBER 3552.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, February 6,- ISO 4, will be presented, THE COUN FRY GIRL. Peggy. Mrs. fORDA . N; Moody, Mr. WROUGHTON. WITH --- CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE GLASS -SLIPPER. Produced under the bireelion of Mr. IlyaNe. Cinderella, or-Tiie Little fllAss Slipper, will be repeated. every Evening till farther notice. • - On Tuesday wilt be produced a new Comedy, in Five .4kEts, called The Soldier's Dauggter. TULA I'RE-RO.YAI., COVENT-G4RDEN . ON MONDAY NEXT, Fehruary 6, 1804, ruin he performed, KING HENRY THE FOURTH; (THE SECOND PART.) King Henry the Fourth, Mr. KENIBLE • Henry, Prin ce of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Prince johni,Mr. BRUNTON; Arch',ii.hpolYork, Mr. C F.SSW EL ; Earl ot Westmoreland, NIL 1-1 SII)DONS ; Lord Mr. U R AY ; ..Sir,john I,,alStalt, Mr. COOKE; Pains, FARLEY; itittlee'Shallow, Mr. M IN DEN ; justice Silence, Mr. F MERV ; )3ardolph, Mr...I)AV ENPo ; Pistol, Mr PLA lit HARD ; MrS. Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT;. Doll.Tearsheet, Mi - s. BEVERLY. WITH OSCAR AN - i) MALVINA. On Tuesday, The English Fleet, with The Village Lawler. • On Wednesday, the Histotical Play of King John ; John, King of England, Mr. Keinble ; Lady Constance, Mrs. Siddons ; with. St. PatriCkis Day. And on Thursday, The Wheel of Fortune.• • New Ballet of Aaion, New Serious Speaacle, Ne►v Sons, Ne►v Musical Entertainment, and a Ne►v Conic Pantomime. ROYA LTY THEATR, WELLS,ST E REET, (_;OOI3MAN'S-FIELDS. CNN MONDAY- ~ - N EX I', Feb. 6, and every ,N._., Evening until„ Scalttfriay,,,the tztii, for the first time, a NeW 444,,5eit0 Spedacie, in Two will be presented, Parts, with New Scenery, Dresses, 'dtc. produced by Mons. rvIERCEROT, called THE FATAL -PILE; Or, VIRTUE REVENGED. In the course of the SpeCia,:le, various. Broad and Swor4•Cntnbats„ and particula r ly the exact Cere mo ny which takes place o n th e I iistallation of a Knight. Previoofo . th e a b ove, also first tune, Ali Enter t ainment of Music and Dancing, called THE WIDOW AND NO WIDOW.. a Or, THE FAITHFUL NOT In the course of which, Mr. lOU A NNOT will sing " The Di - vil's u.wn Paddy P'Brien," and ",Dry up your Tears, :10 Mirey=Again. ,, • .n ever p:-.004.11ied here, an entire New Ballet of Aaion, com posed by .lons. MEltcsaoT, and in which several young Lathes, his Pupils, ;make ' v..... their first- Appearance, called, ... - CUPID', SPORT_; Or, GUNNING AGAINST CUNNING. • • Mr. TO il ANIvOT will sing An entire. New Song, written by Mr. tirioN, calf.?cl " Apparitions ! or, Ghost :upon t . , ty , t-t !“ i 5 . ,. ! , •,, .,,, th e late Noannial Visiew in St.james's Park, Hanimerstnith, dna lleptfoitf.' : ''''''''''''l' - the whole tc.,:con..lude with, also fiat time, a Pantomimic Olio called .1-11 E. %IAGIC- WEI L • P , . Or, HARLEQUIN 'POINTEIt..- Dox 4s. Second Price zs.—Pit as. -Seeond Price ts. First Gallery 16. Second' Price 6d .—Upper Galler 6d. • Doors to be opened at Half past Dive; Loco)mn at Halt pa Doors Ilalf-price at Half:past Eight o'Clock. Places to be taken at the Box -Oa - ice of the Theatre from Eleven till Three o'ClOek ' - . . . - - Ins tituted for CIIOR Al, FUND, .• - Pthe !.; EI. I EI- of DECAY ED MENIBERS, WIDOWS and ORPHANS, litlcler the Patronage- of His:koyai iiightles the DUKE of His C Nesident, tits urac,.the DUKE Of MANCHESTER. Vice Presidents, Sirßich.CarrClyn, Lt. AI P. .I,ltorlias C:reatorex Esq. Sir Charh.s Pfice, hart. M . P.. • Samuel Harrison, ' Esq Kthai Clark, Esq. Chain • lames Bartleman, Esq. • bctlain ot London • , ' Thorna • Hatnutersley, Esq. .Willi4rn Dairvm )le • . Sir Was Rawlins,. Kilt: john Crorriptini,lPh'q. Esq. - . .. . ..•,,,,r illiyyerinission of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, • It/V --,L be. ireti,,•ill'i', 't - tt,P' "1-• tr, Royal A G.R.4;taYmrriair)keNiti,l7_,L',;!7.,ll;'; l'ebC:-.art C ' ‘i l3. - -, 7 " Royal, Of AL .._l,-;"LLANEOUS v_ ONCERT „,, . tits ..T , ST it E T...k .AIUSI C, -, t_7(rin:itilict,Li. !..e.Lit v tiii., r twiny. - TOR EX. Leader ofthe lialul",'-rmr'iVi‘ :. , Princi ra l voc4 ),.;•1-fIIELENION. Miss RICHARDSON, Miss (.:(;I" i u t <i' - rs, • IVlis k s 'TEN NANT ; Mr. HARRISON, and Mr. liAaOr On this occasion, a capital la tge Organ, with doLui7;lle'lgiN,,l* sons, built by Mr Lincolii, will be opened by Mr. Chair" Wesley, who will intro:ln ce a Concerto theen, which lias never yer been phyerl, but before Their N.lajesties. Boxes 6s. l'it 3s. 6d. ~First Gallery 2s. Second Cal. ts. The Doors will be. opened at Six o'Ciocii, and the Pet fat:Mance to begin precisely at Seven ...„*** Tire N - Obility and Gentry who subticribe to this Cha mY,' wilt have their Tickets for the Concert forwarded by the Secretary Subscript' • -sailut .c.. ta,Ttlis -received by Sir 'Richard Ca'rr Glyn, Bart. . ers, yail.m, ers, lin:chin-lane ; liainuter6ley arid Co. Bank- LRathhone- ,11; john Crompton, Esq. No. 27, Percy- st reet, ai-11. c P'a'-‘e; Mr. Nicholson, N. v., Terrace, Tmtc.)- _r. ourt.roadi ThcaniAs kumbaii; St. Martin's le-Gtind; 104,1 e, ,Aiberriarle-street, Piccadilly ; jordan Hookham, No. Itt , New Bond. treet • Leona - id Wit Ishii:, TreasUrer,.No• lis xateulvvon,..Wail ; ‘%nd Is' , ttc Vale, Secetary o. 74, Bishops „.._ unout. Also "I ickets may be had at the p _tinci i pl i_ift:Zu.litilis ; and of Mr. _Lincoln, Organ-builder, No. 90, 64 1-101 born. • at th e ' kkets d Places f o r the. Boxes rnay be had of Mr. Rice, he :an a t re. M t• As this Society i s not limited in the Nuinher o f i ts ',lttnhets, therefore any Ni "Make s M usic a usician o r Chorus PertOrnrwr, who Part or the whole of his Livelihood, way be_ .come a M ember theleof, up ii being regu l ar l y proposed unto -the Committee at one of their Monthly Meetings. TH E E Original PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA and CHAIR BEDS, with very comiderable I nlPr'vem,--mts, by MORGAN an.l SANDERS, Inventors 'of their much admired INIP EU:\ I. DINING I'ABLES, and Portable Chilts, and Nlanufacturers in general of Mo. 'dent Upholstery a 'ld Cabinet. Furniture.. A very larBu Stock ..%)f ever% Arti c l e in the above branches, is always ready for InNledi,,n •I T ' the rnrhinis Flonses lete in the First Sty le o f Fashion, aralswarranted of the com bes p t Workmanship, and choice.i Nlaterials. _ F.l4ant Ft.ur.post Beds and Bedding complete, with new tleSigued Wit Curtaii,s, Patent" Mosquito Net Beds, par ticularly. portable tur all Foreign Climates, by Morgan and ,"3"ers, Furnishing Uphcristerers and Citbinet Nlanufaatt rs, No - 16 anti 17, C atherine-stre . .l, Strkul. 'Please to ob serve No. tit othe r W - . and t 7 has no connexion 'whatever With any arevouse in London. . . • - . - ~ ..4 i :In y and Navy . ... . . . . liquipageofeiery description, onunproyen min►cipics3 very portable. ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, OR COUGH DROPS, for Co . ughs, Colds, Astli:nas, Hooping Coughs, and Con- sumptions. r r HESE DROPS are justly allowed the best Me- j • dicine fcr the certain Relief and etEctual Cure of the above CoMplaints, not an instance having occurred, though taken by more than forty thousand Patients, wherein they • have been known to fail ; so superior are their virtues over every other Medicine, that let the Patient be ever so emaci ated or reduced. after having tried every Medical assistance, it will act as a ch arm, and instantly.remove the most inve •terite Cough, give ease and freedom to respiration, promote gentle expectoration, strengthen the whole debilitated on stitution, procure , the refreshing comfort of rest and sleep, and quickly etre& a permanent cure. Mr. Robberds being a regular Professional man, .in extensive praCtice, is prevented paying attention to the sale of the above; he has therefore appointed Messrs. • hing and Butler, of Cheapside, his wholesale Agents, and to guard the Public against a spurious Medicine, sold as Robberds's Cough Drops, with - counterfeit DireCtions and Signature, (none possibly cats be genuine) un less each direction is signed Richd. Butler. Sold wholesale and retail at Ching arni Butler's, No. 4,' Cheapside, corner of Paternoster_row ,• and by Bacon, Pid ding, and Green, Oxford-street ; Wade, Old Bond-street ; Rooinson, Piccadilly ; Pearsall and Ward, Holborn ; Tutt, Hoims, and Lewthwaite, Royal Exchange ; `Valle, No. 46, Cornhill ; Clark, No. z 69, Borough, and no where else in London ; but inay be had of one or snore Medicine Venders in every town in the Kingdom, in Bottles af 6s. and as. each. The following arc further proofs 'of the Efficacy of the above Medicine From Dr. Michael Head, of -Halifax, Nova Scotia, to his Druggists in London, dated April '52, Gentlemen—l must beg you will forward immediately, - by the first Packet for Halifax, without waiting for the other part of my order, twelve drien ..of Robberds's Balsamic Elixir, or Cough Drops, which I firmly belieye to be the very best - remedy ever made use of for Coughs of, every de scription. At the time I received some from you, I was afflicted with a dreadful Cough, and Inflammation on. my Lungs, attended with a great oppression and pain on. my breast, so that it was with great diffictiltyl could draw-my breath,. which I must candidly confess baffled my own skill. From the strong recommendation you sent with them, I was induced 'to snake an immediate trial, which really. as.the . bill stated, gave me 'instant relief, .and in.a very short time perfeelly restored rne. I have since witnessed their .gOed ends in many obstinate cases, and therefore shall f or t h e fu ture never wish to be andwithouttiiT ti , b ieci to am e S o t u ir g e h n s o , o w ti e te re r person would who are any ways they acquainted with their virtues.as well as me. You will be so good as to let Mr. Robberds know mygood opinion, and assure him of my well wishes... Uentle:inen, your obedient Servant, Anal, HEAD. r - Eri Sfai I I-1 SA lUR D..,4 I', FEBRUARY 4, 1804. STEREOTYPE OFFICE, Duke-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, , 4th February, 1804. R. WILSON retpeetfullyinfirm: the Public, t.l l l. that he is now prepared to undertake the Printing of Works by STEREOTYPE PLATES, subjed to the fol lowing . . STANDING RULES OF THE STEREOTYPE OFFICE. Nothing is to be printed against Every thing is to be avoided, upon the subject orPolitics, •• .which is otiensive to any Party. •. The Characters of Individuals are not to be attacked. 4. 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Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster.: row and f Anderson, Edinburgh. • ------- BARRUEL's MEMOIRS of j ACOBINISM. Second Edition, price 11. Bs. Booker's, No. sb, New Bond-street. Translated from the French, by the Hon. R. C LIFFORD. Of the above Work the British Critic speaks as follows : " Certain we are that no Book has appeared since the'corn mencement of our labours, which was more necessary to -be read and weighed attentively by every Person of any property, whether hereditary or commercial ; every• Person hAdin,.., any rank in society, and every Person who has within din a spark of zeal either for the honour of God or the wet fire of mankind." DISEASES of the URE NIRA, and PLAINTS.' AS Sole Proprietor of lI.kRAN's celebrated MEDICATED BO UM FSand ItEMEDtES, Mr. DU Foug informs the that: , h inay, .57 us :at. be consu lt e d daily from nine to three,.-at . N. 54, Frith-strut, Soho, on C.ises of Siikqiii'es, 'ObstrucLons, G leers, ezze. See,-as well as D..t! - )ility, and every Disorder vv:lere secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. his proviled a s!iacipos douse,-that every Patient may be introduced in a s. ,crate Apartment. Mr. D: has for many years, confined hA:oelf to that department ..of s.l7;geq. and from extensive Practice, the rnoit—flatteritv Success, he' is enabled to offir•a method of Cure, mild,- eilicacious, requiring no con finement or restraint in diet, and preventing tue possibility of a relapse. Persons idthe CoiiNtry stating their eases fully in a Letter, enclosioz 11. or. 21. Note, will have proper remedies sent to the amount. For the various symptoms, Ste. see Mr Dufour's Treatise on the;above Complaints, Price zs. 63. the sth edition. • DR. NORRIS's DROPS. NOTWITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi. cinc has stood the test of near • Half a Century, yet fresh proofs of its superior efficacy are daily experienced. In Fevers of all sorts its reputation is indubitably established ; tont in the-Black and YellOw Putrid Fevers, so de.strudtive in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and contaminated air (to use the expression of a Gentleman in the African Trade), it is a divine Remedy. -For its healing qua lities in the Gout, Rheumatiim, Scurvy, Asthma, Consuinp tions, Co:nplaints of_ the Stomach And Bowels, and its cor dial 'efieets in the decays of Age, &c. see a Book of Cures delivered gratis, at the Door's house, No. 2.9-, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor-square, where the, Family Bottles, 225. duty included, only can be had, and Orders for Exportation are executed. :Sold in smaller. bottles, price i is. and 2s. gd. by Bacon and 150, Oxford-street, principal Vender, and by all other :I:;.tailers of Medicines. N. B. The. Public are particularly cautioned not to pair chase any of this Medicine without a Certificate being at tached to each Bottle, signed by the sole Proprietors, Tho. Gale and Charlotte Moore. . A liberal allowance. is made to Merchants, and those mt.ho purchase to sell again. NEW NIEI)ICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. JAME S's POWDER, . • No. 45, St.. Paul's Church-yard, London. THE Poll wing MEDICINES are Sold, at the Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties ; and as it is enacted, that from the ist of September, 18oz, .the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as wall for Foreign as ,for Home Consumption, and as a con siderable Addition made to the Stamps, on the articles of higher value, oi• those in bulk, the prices of Dr. James's Powder wil) be in future as. 9.1. per Packet, or ii. ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the qUantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot:. tle (as made• - up for the Army and Navy) may be hadfor 11. 4s. And as by favour of . the Commissioners of the StaMp Office, Plates Are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa rate use, with his :hale engraved in each. Stamp, the P ublic will be careful to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery, No. .15, St: Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is presumed that this will be a suffi cient security against !Counterfeits, his Signature , on the libles on Dr. larnes's Pcivider 'will be discontinued trout kenceforward. • .. - Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Half a .Dozen or. more at a time, of the tower priced articles. s., 4. a. d. 13r. james'S Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois r to Do. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'sTinct.ofßark 4 9 Db. Analeptic . rA.is_ • 4 6 Do. Huxham'S - z Do..large Box = .24 o English Coffee 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Genuine Aignehitsade S 6 Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Ormskirk Medicines 8 ..0 Do. Camomile Drops t 9 lnglish's Scots Pills 1 o Do. Paregoric Lozenges t 'tO Essenceof Peppermint .1 .tt Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Urant's Drops - x Dr. "A.ustin's.Chalybeate - Dr. Hooper's Pills ditto 4 0 Gldss's Magnesia - 3 6 Dalby's Carminative I 9 .klenry's Ditto - z 6 EssenceofColtsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Spilsbury l ,s Drops 5 6 Mr. Spenee's Dentriffice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea a 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Greenough's Tinatire ture 3 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges' N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as many 'Persons, partieularly SerVants and Messengers, mistake his House; he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is ai the East , End-of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapsicle, anti that it has a large. White Stuccoed Front, on which thees Words are inscribed: - rim 'ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. IAME,S's PONDER." t,, , 7.A ..... - , z ...i,..... :4 „...;. 1 ,,- 4k,...„ .- 7 -I,_ 4-'',...= - : - ':n Ng - tP: i' . , 4 ."" N ••!K W ` ". -..."' _V; 0,,./P:: . 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