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`'~/~ ding t to tlie ' tv ou Id bitra tar rather clone by 1. His 'fradeB - . , rvening inuary ; :eipts tb nied till y -Lane. d agai'n ger au= play is ~ from 1 stich a to our cost ill. d sense f aftink an ade. .rt is in 2s, and 't add i. for t ignanCe .raders. and ex, is prin. ;ht iws. enough in her v of the mine nt. :ANAI enter 1;; tiO that - ci;e lily tliJ lie ear; he rbi7., n sake s Dre aiy )St pro ffer Do- bserva , Merle. osed (.76;/;,40 it - , cot;- tt. rarac%* 'a tre col ;oi . a Led he is ed, he s mtXdi irit' o ment , In the Henry, forinea hat ho rich he nmedi , Nike sailor ? The prisipir• offence he • ur athess askea :ver, cz,re, V say, ) ; for s arc Stc. Utious las 50 ren• lexpe s bap- have called ;forge. C Union. ;horn ;. —, for sq. of ie /4:0 .Esq to street, rmy • --"-- street► UGFR . NUMBER, 2'594'] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. JANE SHORE. --- Jane Shore, Mrs. SIDDOVS, TMORROW EVENING, Dec. 30, 1 8 01 , • Their Majesties' Servants will ad On Thursday, King Henry• the Fifth, or The_Battle of %Agincourt, with Harlequin Amulet. On Friday, the Tragedy of King John; Constance by Mrs. Siddons. r- - On Saturday; The Duenna, with Katharine and Petruchio. THEATItt-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: TO . MORROW EVENING, Dec. 30, 'Si,o will be performed; FOLLY AS IT FLIES. The Principal Charaaers by Mr. LEWIS,. Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. KNIGHT; Mr. FL JOHNSTON, . Mr. MUP.RAY, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. WADDY, Mr; SIMMONS. • M. GIBS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRAY. After which v3ill be performed (3d tune), an entirely new Pantomime called, HARLEQUIN' 's ALMANACK ; Or, THE FOUR SEASONS. with New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and De . -- comtions. The Music cemposed by Messrs. Reeve and W. Ware. . The Overture by Mr. Reeve. The Pantomime invented by Mr. T. Dibdin, and produced under the Direilion of Mr. Bologna, jun. The Pantomime Chara4lersby Mr. BOLO.GNA, jun. Mr. BOLOGNA, Mr. DELPINI, Mr. L. BOLOGNA, Mr KLANERT, Mr. BEVERLEY, And Master MENAGE. Mrs. ST. LEGER, Mrs. WHITivIORE, Mrs. WATTS, tars. BOLOGNA, Mrs. CARNE, Mrs. JENKINSON, And Mrs. WYI3ROW, :(Being her ad appearance these three years.) The Vocal Chara&rs by . Mr. HILL, Mr. EMERY, Mr. CORY,.Mr. KING, Mrs. DIBDIN, 'Mhs WHEATLEyi:Mrs:EDWARDS, Mrs: B?►STE R, Mrs..BIAI_RTON Books of the Songs to betad at the Theatre. On Thursday; the Opera of The 4)uenna. , On - Friday, the new Opera of Chains of the Heart. On Saturciay, As Yoo :Likelt,,in which Mr. Cooke will, for the first time, appear in the Character of Jaques ; Rosa. luid by Miss Murrayt On Monday Mr. Cooke will perform Zanga, in the Tra tedy of The Revenge, which has not been aeted at this 'rhea. tre these fifteen years. Th-2.• new Pantomime having been received with unbounded tpylause by an overfiowil% Theatre, will be repeatedevery "fight this week and next. • A New Tragedy is in rehearsal. nuenotice will be given of Mr. Cdekets next Representa. lion of King Richard 111 . A PARTNER WANTED. AVERSON of universal, unlimited, and safe Connexion in Trade, and who has hebnfor many years e'iblishecl, wishes to admit a Partner who can bringin not less than Two Thousand Pounds. It is requisite that he should have a knowledge of BOok-keeping, and h genteel ad. dress. His needful attendance to the business will not exceed it few hours each day. Dired, post-paid, with real Dame and Abodo,:tt W. M. It the Office of this Paper. TO THE FACULTY. ANY GENTLEMAN, either in Town or Cowl_ .try, of extensive praaice, willing to dispose of a Share of hi& Business, may hear of another (a Married Man, and of aboutforty years of age)* who is ready to treat for the same, and take upon himself the more aeliye part of it. Ath4res f 4 to A. B. at Messrs. Clarke and Sons Booksellers, the Corner of Serle-street, To 'WHOLESALE MANCHESTER HOUSES, . MERCHANTS, Arc. AN aaive and respeetable Man, Thirty-five Years of Age, who has resided in Manchestma num ber of yearS, and is well acquainted with the value and finish int of Fustians, would be glad to undertake by Commission the purchasing and finishing of most Articles in that Market, fur a House al Respeaability. • A satisfa&ory reference may bc.had, by application to No. 428 near Bedford-street, Strand. NEW-INVENTED, STAYS. By, the King's Letters Patent. ttOYD GIBBON begs leave to ..notice to the Nobility and Gentry, that she is removed from Niog-street, t-ovent-garden to Sackville.-street ; her Patent' stay meeting with such general approbation, has induced her to take a commodious licuse, for the: better accommodation 'of Ladies. Mrs. L. G. has the honour to be .patronized ,by • Ladies of the first distindion in this Kingdom, and would Piave no c:ause to advertise her Patent SAY; were not for' the ninny iniring - ements 'that . are . madmaapon this valuable' Invention r she thinks it her duty to caution the Public' against those spurious articles which many have the - audacity to oar as the Patent Stay, which cannot be had but of her- • self,- thelsole Inventor and Patentee, No. 7, -Sackville-street, JAMES and GEORGE RENNET, lianufatturers to His Majesty, of their Royal Patent WOOL LEN VELVET CLOTH, and WOOLLEN VELVET CORD, or FANCY CLOTH; by Appointment, bearing Date the-igth Day of November, 1801. . TO THE PUBLIC. AFTER a lapse of many Years after repeated and ineffeeltial Experiments by the most judicious and •flii tc htened manufaa.orers_ ; after much Study, attended with very great Expence ; the Vzientee or the Woollen Velver Cloth, and Woollen Velvet cord, or Fancy Cloth, has hap pily succeeded in his:endeavours, and can assure the Public; with confidence, that he has united the staple Manufadure of this Kingdom,'Woollen, with Cotton, in such manner as bath been hitherto deemed impossible, and - which may be . considered as a gtaifd Epoch in the Ilistorypf the Trade and linut'adure o the Unite‘.l-Kiridoin. - The very great advantages- of the Woollen Velvet Cloth, and Woollen . .Velvet Cord, or Fancy Cloth, are nurn6 - ous, and merit the attention of the Public. In point of Neatness, -burability, and richness of Colour, it surpasses all other Clotki.... I t has the peculiAr property - , froth the principle of, its texture, to wear much cleaner than other-Cloth. It is of that nature, that it will wash with as much ease as anr.Li rten.or Cotton Garment ; it will even improve by washing, al %hough frequently reyeatcd; for a considerable length of time; and will retain its original Colour to the last. It will neither shrink nor run up in washing, as is frequently the case with kersqinere. - It is also very elastic, and pleasant to ,tit 'Wearer, and need'-only be tried to merit. the ariprobation9t The Public. I • . JAMES BENNET, Patentee, Manchester. The move Goods are already SOld by . the undermpritioned rtouses Alegsrs. Matinds ancrWicksteed, RoVal Exchange; Messrs.. Govett and Hingestons, Alagate ; Messrs. j.and . M. Hunter,' St, , Martm's-lane, London. Mr. H. Crook, and Mr. W. Dore, Bath. Messrs. P. Stockdale,. and R. Tripp, BristA. Elessrs. Stevens and Blackmore, Salisbury,. Mr. R. Murray, Chichester. Messrs. Edmonds and Bartlett, Kingston on Thames. Messrs. Watkins and Smith, Daventry. . Alt. T.: Patin, Gloucester. Mr. J. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday, the nth -Day of •januaty, tB;ii, at the White Hart Inn, 'Frithley, in ttie Co;tnty o(Surrey, - r By Mvssts:l - 10DSKINSON and Co. - _ IX , ALLOTMENTS of LAND, Two, whereof are near. the Golden Farmer, and Four others are adjoin ing to/he Basiagstokebal l 'the whole containing 500 'Acres, or - thereabouts. - - : Printed Particulars rriay be bad of Mr. Small piece, Stoke, 'near Gniltitiird, Surveyor at Mr, Mum ford's, Crevilie street, Hatton-garden, Suryeyor ; ;Messrs. Hanson and Birth, Chancery-lue, Solicitors. - CaUsalatet, vis est Notissima THE Restorative ANIMA of QUASSIA, in the .foun of Pills,- lately invented and prepared by HAIiLAM and Co. which Is fbiind an immediate and in comparable Remedy for , , • , Weak; rehried, and debili. Hypocholdriac AffeCtions, tated Constitutions,. Habitual Purgings,' Loss Of Appetite, . Nervous Weaknesses, Pains and 'Weakness Of the The deleterions Difeets of hot Stomach, .. Climates or Intemperance.: In short, in most cases where the constitution . has been re , duced and debilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora— tive effet - ls are equally astonishing and unprecedented. The antiseptic powers of. Quassia' are too well known to require further comment ; and tlte, restorative effieas 'of its •CONCENTRATED EX T. RA C T''•certain ly entitle that Preparation- to the highest e4tiiration and confidence of the Nervous and Diebilitated• and to such -it is•at this. season particularly recommended, nnt only as a Restorative, but a sate rrev.: : itative of Contagion from infectious and epidemic Diseases, so generally prevalent. , • The remarkable Case of Colonel 0 liver,• • produced by exces sive heat and htigue at the Siege of Senngapatain (of which we shall give the .Colonel's own account), is here brought for Ward; as it Thirst do aw4ey every doubt of its • and display the restorative powers of the Medicine.- . No, rS, Wigwore-street, ; eavendiAi.square, . - February 19, 1891. In the late Campaign in India Cwhich terminated so fortu nately for.- the Iritish. Empire), I was exposed, during march through tie Mysore, to excessive. fatigue and a burn ing sun, that enervated nay whole systeM, which increased rapiellyin the course of the Siege of Seringapatainl daring winch, from the.dampniess'of the• entrenchments, I-Was at tacked with a violent dysentery, and by further exertion in the tarrying by assault this important place, •was so far re= duced as to be rendered incapable offurther,service; the whole system had received a shock that threatened immediate dissolution, no part of it seemed longer Capable of 'perform ing its proper thaction ; the stomach and bowels were unable ..to retain the small quantity , of food taken, which passed oil immediately ; the nervous _system anchnfiscular fibres were 'equally allettd with ,constant tremor and debility, to such a degree as to render even walking . extremely .ditlicult.' This 'affection, with the constant' irritation in the stomach and bowels, produced continual pain, and fatigue. During my . passage to England, I had every assistance with Out the smallest 'advantage. On my 'arrival I procured '.inedical aid from every Tracer _that was thought likely to al - 16rd relief, ancl for several months attended regularly to the medicine and regimen prescribed by my Physicians, without receiving • the least-benefit. •In Ottober last I called - On you, to inquire if Hallam .and Co.'s :Extrad, or Anima of Quassia, was likely to be of Service in my hopeless situation; 1 took it from your:recommendation;•• and have the happiness of - feel:- ing myself perfectly restored; and that by taking a few.bOxes only. A few doses produced an ease and regularity . in the stomach•and boWel's,.,that nl>t been experienced since t he first attack of the'disorder; shei - rt, - the whole train of dis tressing symptoms were soon eiEictually relieved, and I have now tbt nappintss to-enjoy state of health I lad little rea son to expect.... 'fo 11: Shaw, No. 7.1, .13or6ogli; London. - ManY addit 'proofs of its efficacy, i•too numerous, for in sertion here, - though equally singular and well attested,,may .be seen in a Pamphlet, delivtrQd gratis as, above, to which '-We refer the ValetndinariAi. The Proprietors particularly, Tel:Test Purchasers will be careful to observc,eaßli Nx has Larificate, signed in red ink, " .E. Hallam and Co." as `no whet - can possibly be _ __ • _ Sold wholesale only by B. Shaw; No. 74, Borough; and retail by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh' and Glasgo i, 44 one, Vender in every Town, in boxe:i of ss. and 'Jos. 6d. each, pkkagjs; confaining five boxei, U. each,. , atuti,/,; ----00* ",.„.„_, 7,-•-•=5P: 1.1 ,',- o ,: -- - , -----z..„ .. - - - - --,.. • qi ,t4i, -- DO% <, ...e ''' ,' - - Z, 7 C ' C .. , 1 .„ • . '' , .r..4 , ~... .., , ~ \ ....' ' '4 ~,.....,, ~..aa . . 1P ---' *4OO, ~ - 7 .. ..:- t v ..5—.. : o ..-. - - .A' "R r•S - i [PRICE SIX 1' ENCE. GENERAL POST OFFICE, . December 26, iBoiy . 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Bathers, et Margate, Southampton,' Scaiborough, Bath,' particularly the Atli tted with ,Nervous Complaints. The whole - is illus.. trated and interspersed .with a 'variety of authentic Facts, riever,before published, , explaining the Symptoms, Mode of Treatment, and Remedies in the Sctirvy,'Leprosy, Rheu. rnatism;-, (lout,. - King'sEvil; Scrofula, Lues Venerea, and all diseases originating in an impure state of the blood, or obstrudeci perspiration.. - • • ' Those who have resided in•hot climates; and 4r,.:emaciiited, or labour under a continual drain of nature, wuereby their bodily strength isnot only exhausted, but also their vigour and vivacity Unpaired, will meet with - a friendly monitor in this Small, though iinportant ttublication. Voting people of either sex,. who have unfortunately given way to a delusive, secret, and destructive vice, injured their health, and destroyed their. whole animal functions thereby:—such w ill Meet with a"- BalM - of Consolation," in perusing the mode of cure laid down in " The Guide to :Health." : _ TO, THE NERVOUS, AND HYPOCHONDRIAC. As . Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints a::. much more prevalent in Europe than is generally . ima,;ined, at• tended with many dreadful and alarming mptoins, ~ vhich• certainly claim assistance, and not; as is yJ..- generally the case, derision or contempt, the Author has azen very atten tive to their.mothod of cure ; and, he flatters himself, trout the observations he has made, that the present is' as good a Treatise on those piseases as any extant. TO THE FAIR SEX. The tender Female, who, though,by nature, iadestined to be the preserver of the Ifurnan race, yet is, alas ! liable to many natural indispositions, which render her condition truiy wretched and' unequal, when compared to the male; for whate;ver situation of life she is placed in; she seldom enjoys a paled state of health. If she enters inte4bn even from that source ofpleasure, something .bitter arises ; and prk.%riancy brings with. it a trans or loathing, sickness, she remains single, she will scarcely ire able to avoid labouring under some infirmity, because she is a stranger to a mother's pangs." What can be of more importance tot to to vv a female, than she is tobe properly acquainted with every symptom pe culiarly liable ? And how to conduct herself in such circum stances without wounding her delicacy by a iiisclosure of her fears or her apprehensions, to the rude scrutiny of pretended friends ?," • Youth, who have .unguardedly plunged.. themselves into - licentiOus, love, and feel- the dreadful elfeCts of impure em brace (or what is still more dreadful, injudicious treatment of a complaint which has too many illiterate pretchhers to cure), will'tiatl a faithful - " Guide to Health," and Happi ness too, in the-perusal of the present publication. The Author - is proud . to confess, that he has been as sisted by eminent Meal - Men to whoa.. labours and as siStance he is much,ifidebted ; ;hey have tried the remedies pi - escribed as welLaS himself, and have not been afraid at ashamed to acknowledge their salutary and powciftil effi cacy. Orders given to any Bookseller in Town or Country, for " Solomon's Guide to Health," will be duly exo:uted, at onlyjs. each copy, free of carriage. . • Nor the very exi.ellent character of this Book, see the different Reviews. To the Public.—Nothing can be a stronger proof of the utility of this, work, than the unprecedented sale it has met with, _no less than One Hundred Thousand Copies having been disposed of in,a very shori time. Extract of the Character given of this Work in the Sun, Star, Courier, Albion, Times, Daily Advertiser, Morning Chronicle, and most of the Literary Journals in Europe. " We have the satisfaction of announcing the publica tion -of another edition of Dr. Solomon!s incomparable " Guide to Health," a book which has . certainly met with the most extensive sal6 of any medical production we ever heard of. Uponau - attentive perusal of it, r:re alai fed will meet with much useful advice and instruction ; the best and most approved remedies are certainly pointed out for the va rious disorders on which it particularly treats, as well as Ai l:cc-lions for general health, highly, interesting to persons of, every denomination." OPIUM, freed from its DeleteriotteQualitie§. Tkil; Genuine BLACK DROP is a Medicine . well known and appreciated in the Northern parts of England under the appellation of the Quaker's Black Drop), wlicre ii IS employeti by ,Medical Practitioners in prelefenc4 to any other PFeparationfpf that valuable Drug. It is afiplicable• in all Cases, where Opium or Laudanum arc advistkple; and is free from the distressing effeas resulting frdm their use. -qh.is.particularly serviceable in-Nervous and SpasnicidieAffepiOns, Pains in the Head and stomach, De pression of And, 'Gotit, Rheumatism (especially when atletting. the Teeth. and Gums), Coughs, A stludas, and the various ComplAnts producing Pain and Want of Rest. • -Each Bottle is accOm - panied with proper Directions. Prepared by C. Whitten, Chemist, Chester; and, by his appointment, sold in London by Smith, .N0:'2.9, Haymarket ; Bell, No. 335, and jeboult and Co." No. Ise, Oxford-street ; Ward, No. 324, •Holborn ;, and Moore, kcusseLstreet, Co vent-garden ; anti by different-Druggists and Venders of Pa l rent Medicines throughout . the Ki4dOrn. CZ' A liberal allowance to Medical Ptalitioners, Drug;: gists, and Venders.orPatent Medicines. DR. lAIIIES's ANALIPTIC• PILLS. FOR the - Rheurndtisms and Colds:which prer r ail at this season pf the year, no Medicine is so safb and efficacious as Dr. JA ME S's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to pro Mote Perspiration .and all the natural Secretions, Will account -for their singular virtues in these Complaints, as well as in Many others to which the human triune is liable from the 'vicisSitudes of our Climate: They are'admirably calculated for Disorders of the - Stomach and, Bowels, for persons of a Bilious or a - Gouty habit, as also for those whose constitutions liave , been alleaed by a too active 'or too sedentary life. They 'arc likewise particularly ser viceable in Head-Nebs'occasioned by - .lndigestion, and in re moving the bad effects of free- living ; as also -in. preventing Palsies and_Apopleties, so often the consequence of intein perance. , Recourseshould be had to them after - every excess of eating or drinking, and upon every slipt indisposition ; and thus their well-known chauaderistic of promoting -longevity Will be maintained ; tor, by assitaing Nature in the due dis charge of the animal functions, and by keeping the-consti tution as it were in continual repair, they praserve the oody in health and vigour, and prevent premature siecay. As the AN Al. E P",FIC PIL LS, 'owe , tbei exL..:llence to a peculiar preparation, which has - never been divulged by-the Inventor but to the present PhDpriiaors, theyican only be had genuine frorrthein . ;- anti they,are sold by Francis Newbery, at the Warehoyse for Dr. James's l'_•wder, NO. 45, 'the East End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapside,-London, and at Dr. f ames's late house in .Bruton-s4c,L, price 45. 6d. each, Stamp included ; or the quantity u: m4Y,be had in one large Box for 11. as. W. observe that the Name "F., NEwevty, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraved in the Statniik. 411 other* arm 4:‘4114,- tetteiti.