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~~ ii:, t;i":" r IC 6 0451 . . rHEATRY. I ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Ita3,sci_ll,ESENT EVENING, • Dec. 9, their Servants will perform the Comedy of bhujPeterr-IP, SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. s. e ‘ azte, Mr. Wroughton ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. 1 1,2 4 r. a Lieujamin Backbite Mr Pmer ; J o seph Sur- . 14elhvison,stort Charles SurfaCe, Mr. Rae; Lady 'reazle, ilrs. 6 4 dY Sneerw e ll, M rs . H ai l owe ; Maria, Miss Will , ar k d "ur, Miss M e ll on . added, loth time, a new Musical Romance, in Two Acts, called • THE N -r 11, OR IN rH s 1 A TLE: b te itt ; enti , rei riE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. "t e nor, ,Y n s ew Scenery Machinery, Dresses, &c. t\• 4 n. Music entirely ' new (with the exception of .atleual Melodies Ipaq r is A rr ifloe of B. ies , composed by Mr. Horn. e '4l:l t ' l ler) 41 wa)y Mr. I. Wallack ; Kdrooncy (an a gdad , , Ir. Johnstone; Boubikir Moussin (a Der . - Nv t kr, Oxberry ; Morabec (a benevolent Magi zt.'tklcoior;;_e Asdrael (log of the Genii), Mr. Wahle , ei• of 6 , 1 , ka Princess of Bagdad), Miss Boyce ; Nora ir ooney) Miss Kelly; Musca (a Lady of the %ell ' "Ma ud; dulna -(Nurse to the Princess), Miss th e e ;or , Th 0;14;;;w °" will be repeated e verr - mt-G Statu ovvi. C-0 11 Macbeth.— Monday, 'King- Richard the h l ti;Z e j. t hant li ( e ) c sd i ,Y , .The Devil's Bridge.—On Wednesday, 41/4 lie ‘ n • emee * will re-appeam. r on Friday next, as Letitia Strata ,, e . ---- . EN. Pt TUR kTRE 11.0 Y AL, COVENT-GARD . CIS, lib, t i) ,.. , ,AL 4 . 'tiS FNT EVENING, Dec. 9, will ISA i ii rtik.d the Tragedy of Vtlxiti i 'LLA ; OR, THE FATAL NARIYAGE• '4l / b 5 4 1 ; % \ i ' ; i 1 .,', , Mr. Murray; B . ron , Mr. Young; 4 "''roy, Mr. Egerton ; habella, Miss O'Neill. te111, 4 In Act 111. an Epithalaniuro. bit will 'be added, for the fourth time, a new Fa rce, Ji,,ktlVG ~„ called ' tii- ` l3 THE DUKF ; IS WHICH? 01., WHICH . Lt'll4.''ter ' hY M J n s, Yr. Hamerton, Mr. Abbott, ' -1) Mr. D aruse r t, IS o lr e Sinmons, Mr. Treby, and Miss %' ;I l'e"Par 1 " 'tiii e eer Th e Ki ng and the Duke will he repeated kt ° 114,..,'"K till turtl idiee Monday excePtel- Iv n _ ,4.11.11 1., flia,;.Toi,rl ir I . ; with ' Aladdin; or, The . o ;0 1 4 , `4 _, 11)--- -011, -PaisN°l W Preserv'd ; with Timour IN i ' ' ,l4. f -- " is ft, Tu l si,Qd.,,n;l".! Venice,les ar • Brutus„ Mr. Rein 'tdiii ,; 4 " , ait ~,:k but u ' three of 'his Engagement)..- 41' e— '9, The n (4n 1 . • bars. Beverley (for the first %30,s,eiii les.er ~ _• 44ti0,,,,,.. PIANO -FORTE. , l iikkx,"`AL old GRAND HORIZONTAL iAekvip'-'4OIITE, by BROADWOOD, in complete b1:1,i16.4 the Hai - timers lately new leathered, only !tlis fi,,,et• -_ co %t 65 G • • also a Square Piano-Forte t r L , i i : , we. ;is Guineas , new, for 28 Guineas ; and . a 4(1 i , t1 T 1 t , P4 u . 4 .4 4 1 teiliinh,iriilia a s n s s e-rte with two Pedals, gilt for Guineas •, may be seen at Mr. li Lei ce ' ster-place, from Ten to Four o'clock. 4:Y w F 'ST INDIA PLANTERS. `'IttI'I,a..I,I,,IPORTAN't IMPROVEMENTS [ 44 . , l 4'.ditcti, ‘ ;;'. l ON CONCERNS which will effect an 1' 4 4' 4 4 141 4h .°f Expence, preserve the Negroes, and t ti t k g krk ) ., 4 t. th e l abour may be seen, by Lettrs of Ap b(i b l -"` t'sienA'INIVATORY of J. COLIANGE, Ma tt 1.4 triak road; Lambeth. Whe_re , „ also 1 111 4 - 1:tV11" -e- XI ETREES and BONES for P i t A e ' d by his Royal Highness a ß r oTa ll l s Highnesses the Dukes of tt". i mP all 'eoft e l s 4t ' and C'mnberland, and upwards of "ePrn I Nobility and Gentry of the re s e cipaCarriages are upon that Construc- kt)VAERI t-•ky ko t4 Psi fi ' „ S TYLE IN HAIR CUTTING. - v.ti„ce, 'aris tet, t, on e formerly of Bishopsgate-street and Ak:k t t Q .,„ Yat his Majesty's Arms, No. 6, Tavi tu eot-garden. t t,tlish IC hag k , u t 'o t the honour to acquaint the hiN nts ItY and Gentry, as also the ,Illustrious thl t ,'Yofe s ,, i ' that he has Men of the first-rate abili ,)N an t , , c o an• Ladies and Gentlemen that favou r 1.4 t, It, ' 4 in Con , N ek tr s „__ depend upon having their y h as ,I)e,rior Style of Fashion at Home or .th e Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for 0,1 1 q , I Strail ar ' of making Ladies and Gentlemen's Pores to Nature, the Hair appearing as if tn•eq<isrv, ta Cs . of the Skin. it, the Direction as above, r in Shops wherein he has no h , s „Or r 41.1. J `4l til tk ih . ` PRIZES in the NEW JA IN A ,Lorr E Rl', to begin Drawing WED- , Rl', 1813. SCHEME. .20,000 aro L:40,000 ... 10,040 20,000 *** 2,000 . 4,400 4,000 %iss. ". • • * 500 3,000 ..... 400. 4 ' •., • • 300 3,000 200 3,200 h 100 2,000 •.,. *.•.. '. .5 3 0 1,600 ,000 Ik t tA kts• • 25 t u _ 'lze L. 120,000 °Ve 25 1. First Day, Januar 18th, will t‘ e a llav r e eeeive 1 °,6001. ' r s , ) , ird antr 25 1. Seco e ceive 90 4 ow nd Day, January 27th, will , t,.'1"ttk 44, 1 • La St will b F January 31. 1 14 ~ 4 11 (1 c o tF.S ore selling by RICHARDSON.% :ki t I :4r C°4 traetors the Lottery, '" • ‘ls' Ci,a r i ß „" a k - buildin<:s r , °t-nill ad t fa ti ern u g , g - eross. P tilp ti • 1/414,1 it!,1;11/Iltvr-1.,TI:ERSAI. BRITISH SAUCE. • ~4 k 4 i 'l X x' r , 1 EIOR 414 NS ~ -NA e „ 4l led Platter themselves, that A,,ho w ''Ar,e-(10: .to offer the Public 4;0, it offer a new and most , aNI „reposed stf the richest and most t i om . wt:l h e i stot r .s found on trial far superior ,',t 4 1)( t e ,, 4 ' , es, Ga : . !"(1 Game, and more. articularly t % tvi ii K , e (lme '.ses, Made Dishes, &c. To Fa- N s i a , asid erai r ; ‘ , It Will be found exceedingly can ;Nit ex ce i le e s aving', as a small quantityin ' an 101 1 , ttry go saving, ( h - fti*.k . for Fowls, Beef Steaks , 4 „ ),st ii 4 tql ( ki with Cold Meat. o t t il 'st 4 ., Wholesale and . Rettil, by Thomas 4 ,111, t:14 1 .1, 1 " . • 11,, I VItici pal 'corner of Hatton-garden, ), b” Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders N',!ll,' ,44 'or et ,!ath er 'Mrs, Andrews and Mrs Gibbon ; ty c hl. q,,,:?1 8 ; Heywood ; Manchester, Mrs. l'l v " 4, e lvt !'s ; c.„ l 7°"Per ; Hereford J. Harard ; le t Y V. 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WORN before the Lord Mayor at the Man sion House, London, on the 24th November, 1814— That Mr. PRINCE, of John-street, Oxford-street, is the ori ginal Proprietor of the RUSSIA OIL ; and • after spending thousands, which can be proved by the Proprietors of .the ,principal Newspapers in London, and also by most respccta ' ble Wholesale Perfumers and Medicine Venders, it must be confessed if is villainy of any person to counterfeit. There are many who have used Russia Oil without benefit, on ac count of being imposed on by impostors, who sold then counterfeit, therefore be partcular to ask-for Prince's Russia Oil; and if any Perfumer, Medicine Vendtr , or Hair- Dresser sells Russia Oil, under. any pretence whatever, that is not Prince's, are Impostors, as selling -counterfeits to their customers. The Royal Family, Nobility, Gentr, and the Public in ge neral, may rely on it that it is the best and wholesomest Oil for the hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children; and if used 'constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey, and makes Nyeak and short hair grow thick and long ; renders dry or harsh hair soft; where hair has got thin or bald, if the least roots remain; will be restored. Promotes eye-brows and whiskers. Ladies will find it curls real or false hair which wa y they like, ThOusands of Gentlemen that were bald declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regUlarly for a short time, the bald places -became covered with .hair. Gentlemen who wear Powder ought to nse it instead of pomatum, as powder is .in jut-ions to the Bair, and makes it fall off or turn grey, or get bald, at au early age ; but by tising Prince's Russia Oil in stead of pomatum, not a hair will fall off or torn grey. In future'no other but large size bottles will be sold, one g uinea a bottle; two bottlel.for 21.; or six for 51. Observe. — Each guinea bottle 'contains the quantity of four bottles, what used to sell at Bs. which is a saving of lls. Ladies and Gentlemen will be more particular, when paying a guinea per bottle, to have Prince's genuine Russia Oil. Parents, Guardians; and Governesses, are informed that each gu inea bottle contains five ounce bottles, and by get tiug of any Druggist ounce vials, they may separate it.into five. - 'Sold by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, John-street, ford-street. 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THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING tIts2IIAJESTY'S WAFT do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday next, the 15th instant, Mr. William Reeks, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receive scaled Tenders and treat for One Thousand Quarers of ENGLISH WHEAT (weighing 57 ponnds per Bushel), answerable to a . Sample that will be exhibited at lfis Olfiee ; to be delivered in one Month t and to 'be paid for by Bills payable, with in terest, Ninety days after date. No regard will be had to any Tender in Which the Prices shall not be inserted in TT'ords at length, or that Ault not be delivered before nvelve o'Clock on the said Thursday next, the 15th instant, nor unless the Person Who makes the Tender or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when called for: The Conditions of Me Contract may be seen, at the Vic - tualling-Office,. Portsmouth. DEPTFORD VICTUALLING-YARD, Dec. 8;1814. T HESS are to give Notice, that on Thursday, the 15th instant, at Ten o' Clock _in the Forenoon, will be expOsed to PUBLIC SALE, at his Majesty's Victual- , ling-Yard, Deptford, sundry Lots of unserviceable Provl; sions and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, viz. Bread, Flour, Rice, Raisins, Pease, Oatmeal, Pease Screen ings, Oatmeal Sweepings, Bntter,: Cheese, Vinegar, Sugar, Callavabees, Bake-house Sweepings, Beef, Pork, .nd Suet.' Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-hogshead, and Rundlet- Staves, Wine Pipe, Irish Teirce and Barrel Staves', Fire Wood, &c. &c. &c. A Deposit of 251. per cent. is to be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of sate, and the remainder of Me pur chase-money paid before the ,Stores are removed, for which purpose a period of 14 working days will be allowed from the day - of sale,, the Buyers particularly observing, that not less than one-half of the quantity is to be taken away from the pre mises within the first seven days, and the remainder in the seven Allowing days, otherwise the deposit money will be forfeited, and the Provisions ,or Store's rennin the property of the Crown, as no extension of time will, on any account, be granted. TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. The Sight of the Aged is restored; TheWeakSig - ht strengthened; The Perfect Sight preserved, 11/Y BRADBERRY's PA'IENT SPECTA .II.II CLES, 332, Oxford-street. . To prevent Disappointment, be Orticular in observing it is 'not a shop, but a Private I4onse, next door to the Fish monger's, between Swallow-street, and Argyle-street. FOR. THE TEETH AND GUMS. BUTLER'S CELELMATED. VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER, is, with confidence, recommend ed to the Use of tine Public, as the most efficacivift Prepara tion for preserving the Teeth in a - sound state, even to old age, and producing a pearly whiteness, without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness awl beautiful redness to the Gums—to the Breath the most delectable Sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the TOoth.Ach by emoving its cause-,-the Scurvy in the Gums. Price 2s. 9d. the Box. . BUTLER'S SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal Highnessesthe Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Distinction. Price, Half pints 4s. Sold, wholesale and retail, at It. Butler's Chemical, Drug, and Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard, London ; sharp , and Belau], in Ports mouth; Jones; Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall, Johnston, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ;. Hoxlaud Cook. worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd,-and Swinney and Co. - Birmingham; Billinge, Ed wards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Yeadburn, Scott, and Baxter; Edinbfiv lt; Baxter and M‘Do nald, Glasgow; Bulgen .and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Dunn.and Sutton, Not-' tingliam ; Sinsmonds,. Blandford; and retail, by most Per-. fuuiers and ellig.ine Venders. QUACKERY 3S THE DEATH OF THOUSANDS. SALUTARY ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED. MESSRS. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Char lotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, Illackfriars road, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel; during SO years regu lar practice, can aver that thousairdS fall victims yearly to a . 'Certain Complaint, owing to their taking the Cure in hand hemselves, or consulting illiterate men, and which improper treatment have caused ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, dimnrss in the sight, noise in the ears, deaf ness, strictures, obstinate gleets, nodes en the shin-bones, ulcerated sore throat, glandular swellings in the neck, ex treme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, nocturnal pains in the bead and limbs, (frequently mistaken and often fatally treated as Rheumatism), with a train of other diseases, - at length Dropsy ensues, with a general Debility, and dewy of the constitution, originating from a DREADFUL DM. - EASE lurking in the habit, or the improper use of mar cury ; and which disorder frequently appears years after, and to often thrOugh the finer cartiliges of their little tender and unoffending offspring, the effects - of an ill-cured contagion in the unsuspecting parent. Surgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted daily from ten till eight, at Charlotte-House, by all ranks of people, or by let ters, post-paid, stating particulars, age, •&c. inclosing a rc- - mittance, when medicines and the best advice will be sent to any part of the town or cosutry. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the profession, (and their experience in the above disorders are unparalleled), are Members of the Royal College of Sur geons, in London and Edinburgh ; and it is g ratifying to their feelings to announce they have cured, without confinement, very many of their fellow-creatures of the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even hospitals had failed). N. B. The PILES and FISTULA cured Without Burning or Cutting, and those .who labour under the most distress't• lug cases of debility (front whatever cause, whether juvenile indiscretion or otherwise) need not despair. Direct to 'Messrs. Cooper ,and Co. Charlotte-House, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel, Illackfriare-voad, London. *** Advice gratis on Tuesday, Tlkursday,andSunday morn lugs', from eight till ten. •.