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• - 1( N't it r• . * , a •"\\ . r:tli4 Y l ''k s/t ‘ ti I I 4):si '6... 6 • * ',;;* .111 T„ .1 ttt " • I I i ~~ i -4111 11. , livstinint 3793.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. trHIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. Tz, 41.. Their M ajesties' Servants will perform a Comedy, called THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr MATHEWS ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. DOW TON.; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. PALMER ;. Joseph Surface, Mr. BA R R YMOR E Charles Surface, Mr. E LI STOW; Crabtree, Mr. SU ETT ; Careless, Mr. HOLLAND ; Rowley, Mr. PACKER ; Muses, Mr. WEWITZLR ; . Trip, Mr. 1)5 CAMP. Lady Teazle, Miss DUNCAN; Lady, Sneerwell, Mrs. HARLOW E ; Maria, Miss BOYCE ; • Mrs. Candour, Miss POPE. In Ail 111, a Song by Mr. DIG NUM. wiTH . TFIE SPOIL'D CHILD. Old Pickle, Mr. SU ETT ; Little Pickle, Mrs. HAR LOWE ; Tagg, Mr. PALMER; Miss Pickle, Mrs. SPARKS. UaNaes Mt. Second Price 3s. Pit tid. Second Price as. iIeTY 7:s. Second Pike is, Upper Gallery is. ' Setad uce bit p ---- Nu Money to, be Returned.. beet for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fotbrook, at the 9 ." trice. in Littl e Rus s ell- s t ree t. The Doors to b op ened at half past Five, and begin at half p ast Six. ' e Vivant Rex et Regina! To-morrow, The Rivals; Lydia Languish, Mrs. jordan ; with The Doctor and the Apothecary. On IVednesday, The Recruiting Officer ; Sylvia, Miss Duncan. New Comedy, in Five Ads, a NeW Melo Dratne, and a New Farce “IC in Rehearsal, and will be speedily pro. duccd. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 1 3 , 180 4 , Wlll be performed THE BLIND BARGAIN ; Or, HEAR HIM OUT.' . With New Scenes and Dresses. The Charaders by • • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLEY, ea?. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMBLE, Air. CURTIES, Mr. lEFFERIES, Mr. ATKINS. Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVF:NPORT, Miss DAVIES, with a Song in Ctiarader, d Mrs. EME RY. The Prologue to An be Spoken by Mr. MURRAY. The Epilogue to be Sung by Mr. EMERY. WITH, RAYMOND AND AGNES. l i oltes 6 s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2,5. uprrGailcrY rs. ..,The D oors will be opened ut Halt-past live, and the l'cr »L./malice begin at Half-past Six I>4.i e, for the Boxes to be. taken of Mr. Brandon, at the B ft-Office in Hart -street . Phe New Comedy of . The Blind Bargain ; or, Hear Hi= u,ut, continuing to be received with the most unbounded ap ,l44se t his rflog Audiences, it will be repeated evety r•vening Week,except Wednesday, with Raymond and Agnes. On Wednesday ' The Cabinet. The Public are respe&fully informed that a New Coniic fib, in Three M very 15, is in rehearsal, and will soon be kin c et . APItI DCMENT of the PHILOSCiPHICAL TRANS MACTIONS of the ROYAL SOCIETY of LONDON. ESSRS. C. and R. BALDWIN respeafully inform the Subscribers to this The t that the Fourth Volume is completed. fou r s ' .iumes enrnprize more titan a fourth part of the Original Work, be. licks a great number of explanatory Notts, and Biographical Accounts of the,different Contributors. * The Publishers hope that the Work will be completed ui about three years from the present time; and they flatter I , l terrisclves that' the regularity with which the Parts have nitherto appeared will be a sufficient proof of their efforts to attain so desirable an objed. For ample testimonies of the due execution of the undertaking, they refer to almost all tlw Critical journals of this Country. SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. VpSSRS. BOYDELL beg l e ave to acqua i nt t h., the Public in general, and their Friends in particular, rtile Tickets for the SHAKSPEA RE LO'f TERY, 4' e e Three Guineas, Schetnes of the said Lottery, arc %v „ ready for delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, 0 4 '; ; at Pdessrs. Boyden's, No. go, Che9side ; and at all Licensed Lottery Offices in Great Britain anti Ireland. MNEW EXHIIII'IION. R. WARD, by many the recommendation o f hi l i Fend and distineil Amateurs of the r ne Arts,r-ihits s lieen induced to solic m it ish Public attention to his 13 Oure of the SE RP ENT o f eE Y I.ON, which, on account of its treat magnitude could not be admitted into the Royal vario cildolly. Thi PiClure, with a vast mu l t i pl i city of others, la ua styles, s allpaintA by Mr. Ward, may now be seen together, at No. 6, Newman -street, Oxford-road every day Item Eleven to Fo u r o 'Cl oc k , Sundays excepted. . • Admittance One Shilling. FASHIONABLE DANCING, DT Mr. ALLEN, Privately taught to Ladies and tGentlemen of any age, who have ne.ver learned that vcomplishment, or not in the improved modern style, at tg, Sherrard-sttret, Golden-square, No: i 6, Bouverie 'lreet, Fleet-street, and No, to, Great Alie-street, Gond 114.1an's.fields. 7 hey arc taught on Plans expressly formed Mr those to whom it is an objeet to acquire it expeditiouSly, P l ivately, and in the first style of fashion. st‘',lr. ALLEN is assisted • by Messrs. TOM L I NSON and I t ,"'„ 4 NIS, who also teach the Harp and Piano Forte. Fo. 101,74. Officers, and Country Residents, who may wish I.l o ; 4 tnin a few days, may Board.end Lodge privately in the se R,. and receive constant Instruelion. att e ;; l s Peaable Schools and Families near Town regularly b . 41 ) and instrudted in every elegant requisite of Modern Vi" The Assemblies will be as usual. 9 ". THE YELLOW AND CDNTAGIOUS FEVERS. Dr. JAMES's POWDER. 7411 E superior efficacy of this Medicine, .con, lit firmed by the experience or the greater . part of the iraerturlts, has occasioned its eson into ar $ extraordinary succs introducti in the Influenza of regul deb the 4 s that of 05 2 ,, is too recent to be forgotten ; and h aCalPPy etfeets derived from its use, as related by Captain g eas nett. of the Royal Navy, in his Voyage to the South V o l l when all his Ship's Company were attacked by the 111„,,citil.; h F u e r v rid ri er. t After describing the ar e e tner in crew administered the l'owder, says.„ I lie whole th`ovi;Umproved in their Health, except the Carpenter. who, tare to e h oe a Yry stout robust man, was,at one tim e . m ay s e u h t im a i, ver and' so much reidued. th at. , t..oinettis lat„ e ' s :' 4 t he at length recovered.' —See 0 .. Treat Ting publication, and the -Extrad ot' his moue r *ri tu ""'t in the Bill of Direaionslvith this a t.',owder should m all cases be taken on the first attack hvager ever. before it has been its to gain ground and 41, r !fte Constitution ; but as it has often restored Patients , '4l;nkery other febrifuge has. failed, it , ought to Pit trie d 4 the last extremity.. ( Itur 1. °1 4 by F. Newbery in& Sons, No. 45,' St. Paul's l ar.'l e i, l l :l, a ,', 4 (a few d oors front Cheapside)i Londe, n ; and at 2i. v• ..*$ late • house ill itruton-street ; in Packets. p rice u e ,, , " 0 1, Duty inel tided; or in Bottles containing Twelve it'! i g ica2 4a• as made up for the. Army and Navy. 4 'or, „One ciin be Aenuine but those which hav,e the •►" X evvlrarv- N s pa t ir- " engraved in the U. 4s, t. NDA Y, NOVEIVIBSR 12, 1804. WINTER LOTTERY, BEGINS 'DRAWING the 28th of January, 1835. SCHEME. of 425,000 , ant Cis,oo9 2 - 21,000 40,000 3 .. 13,000 - 30,030 3 . 5,000 - 15,000 6 - 1,000 6,000 to 100 - 5,330 3o' . 1 00 . 3,000 60 So . 3,000 6,150 1 23,n00 25.000 Tickets ,C 250,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling 'at every Licensed Lottery Office Price of Ticket - . M ,C. tS 7 0 Half -- - ,C. 9 7o I Eighth • - z 7 6 Quarter • - - 414 0 I Sixteenth - - r 4 0 al - Prizes of the late Lottery taken in Exchange for Tickets and Shares. YORKSHIRE ESTATES, EAST RIDING. THE SALE of the ESTATES, advertised to be Sold on the 6th and 7th Days of December next, at the Beverley Arms, in Beverley, is at present POSTPONED, opt account of the Death of the Right Hon. the Countess Dowaget . Of Oilord and Mortimer, the late Proprietor there- - cf. 'TO RE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of' Chancery, made in a Cause of RUSH against TEGART, with the Ap probation of lohn Springett Harvey, Esq. one of the Alas. ters of the said Court, at the Angel Inn, in Bury. Saint Edrpumls, in the County of Suffolk, on Wednesday, the 14th Day of November inst. between the }lotus of Two and Three in the Afternoon, IN ONE LOT, _ . ASubstantial ,and Convenient FARM HOUSE, with about zoo Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pas ture Land, situate at Badwell Ash and 13a1on (between Bury and Stow Market), in tho said County of Suftblk, in the Occupation of Mary Goddard, Tenant trom Year to .Year, at the Rent of ?oil.--The Estate is Freehold, except about az Acres, which are Copyhold of the Manor of Great Ashfield ; and immediate Possession may be had. Particulais may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Cham— bers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lontlan ; of Mr. redder, Sowy.street, Strand ( where 'a Plan of the Estate may be inspeeled); of Messrs Philpot and Stone, Hare-court, in the Temple; of Mr. Clement Rogers, at Langluitn ; at the Great Inns in the principal neighbouring Towns ; and at the -Place of Sale. The Farm may be viewed with leave of the Tenant ; and Mr, Rogers, un application, will attend the view. • TO BE SOLD RI AUCTION, IN 1.075.,-__ _ . At the Peacock Inn, in Boston, in the County of Lincoln; on Wednesday .the lath day, of N ,- )veniber Inst. at Three o'Cio;:k in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will then be produced, A . .Very Voluble and Desirable 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Wrangle and Friskney in the said County of Lincoln, distant from Boston about ten miles, and the same from Spilsby, comprising several capital Farms of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, containing in the whoie nearly !too Acres, with good Farm houses and suitable Farming l3uildings standing thereon, now lett to re. spedable Tenants at Rents amounting to upwards of i60e1.. per annum. The Estate may he entered upon at Lady-day next, and part of the Purchase-money remain, if required, on'acenrity of the purchased Premises., • Mr. Shepherd, of Wrangle, will chew the :several hots, of whom printed particulars may be had, and at the Peacock and Red Lion Inns, Boston ; White Hart, Spilsby ; and Angel, Waintleet ; and farther information Ow* by ap plying to Mr. Stephenion, SwineSheadAodge, near-Boston ,• or Mr. Handley, Attorney at Law, Sleaford, of both o f w hom printed particillais may arso be had. NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS. THE IMPERIAL REVIEW• or, London 4n4 , Dublin Literary journal, is published regularly on the last Day of every Month ; each Number consisting of Ten Sheets, or 160 pages, price 35. 'Printed' for P. Cadell and W, Davies, Strand, London : Sold also by 1. Aroher,-Coitimercial-buildings, J . Cooke, Ormdtni Quay, and M. N. Mahon, C rafton- street, Dublin ; by A. Edwards, Cork ; J. Harry, Limerick ; and W. Magee, Belfast.' 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It is prepared and , sold at 2S, qd. each box or'bottle, by R. "Johnston,' • Apothecary, No, 45, reek-street, Soho, I.ontiun. . . The CIIII.T3LAIN 0 I NTII t nr - r ~for :teansing and speedily healing brOken - philblaitis, is afsO prepared 'hy , Mr: . I olinstotV price t5..444,; each box. 1 sEctialsry TO THE POBLIC. . . prevent' Fraud, .the I ion. the Cunarntselttnerk Majesty's Stain Office have granted permis sion to Dr. BrOdum, to Kay; his mum: In roll length insci ted nn the Vat - apse( his Metliciiws, viz - W 411. No. 9, Albion-street, Ulackfrittra!4oaal, to imitAte,whicti is fclony. The Nl,:cheincs ire Lot genuine wales ttic iihoye name is on the Strifes. - • A c'ertstit Prrientive ot insity Disorders.— Nothing Ey:.. int more watititt4 at this se t aA)ii 01 thayo.o . than a intriticr of the blood, that Will clea.titally cradle:4le those eruptions which now generally make their appearance out those who are atflieloci with a Scorbutic CoMplaint, it is with infinite Preasont we, 4nnopopsj succcas_tii...t has att.:oiled the administration of the Botanical Syrup., Another iiiutive thr us to preient thiS'A'ddreisitra the Public is', the knowledge that it the BotanicAf Syruvis taken in time, it. will prevent those severe tits ot . illuess which always ,prevail jet this &Rd the ensiling mOaths. rite Botanical Syrup , ef*ettifillir cures Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, nintScrophulous Cionplaints. The Many thousand cures pc:donned by tlds - invalyable Me. dicine may be rc.o.ii.lY s;.n 111 the Loittlua alit Bat' Papers. 'flee Botanical Syrup and: It, , ;tot.itive Nervous Cordial - to be hat! at the Uoust, , No. 9, A leik.n.street; road. • • • , N. 11.--A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor. iSnii or ar. ort e Fellow of the'Rriv.i) vhigici anij rutty be consulted from tell till three. or- hy Jetter, containing tin; tast:Al A 1 Artstina Six at [PRICE SIXPEi7CE4 VICTUALLING OFFICP, * * !Vivo:ober 8, 184. rri 1E COMMISSIONER S for VICTUALLING, 1114,YESTPt NAPV 4, hereby give Notice, That on TUESDAY NEXT, they will 'be' ready to receive Teisderr In writing (sealed ap), for FOUR THOUSAND BAGS If. BISCUIT made fi-On - iishole ltfeettr re be delivered In a fc.rtnigui. by week& proplrtioxi, into His a:J . 441,0 Pielualting Storer at Deptford; and tobepaid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, nineo days after date. N. B._ Na Tender for a lext, Quantity tbln Three Illui:dreei Batt ‘, to admitted. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Serretav't Ore. No regard uitll be had to any Tender in which Ike P;•ice shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered-. to the Boardbefore o'Clock oit the said TllNday next, de t3tAt inaant, not unless. 11;e Person who makes she Tender, 6,r,sone Person on bit behaff attends, to al rwer, cA ll t d ) ENERAI,SAFETY,orvoRK •,,,A„ kJ- soAp, as a preventive against a certain Dis. stands unequalled, anl fpr tety, sirttplieity, and y, is justly considered the happiest discovery mekli6l re.e;:iieh • has .provided against conta , 4ion. Also ALEXAND S ECI FIC INJECTION, a preparation in so great cent by the late. Sur;eon Hunter, that nt Ins practice. he itivari :hly used it in alt local complaints; and for ot , stinaie g:, , c to. weaknesies,4lo. is'perhaps iiuperior to any remedy ever tn_ feted to the havint; effected a speedy aria radical ruse 'in case:: of eight, ten, and.even sixteen years standing, attar various other means had failed.-1 5 ,ice 4s. each, with direr- titans. Sold Wholesale and. Retail,. or, sent to any part •.t . Town or Country, by direeting(Liostage free) and inclosing amount, to. Alexander and Co. No. 23, Southampton-street, Covent. Garden, Len;lon. No. 29, Arundel-strect, Sept, 13, •thd4. OR Eleven' Years' 1 an Ve' . ielincriched 'other FPrae.tice for the Treatment of Venere,Alcomplai,ts, and the cure or thoge deficient:lei which are the consequeiwes ui a . destrnelive habit. • , ' • . The unanibmi qualifications which I possess, as a Mem. her of the Roy"3i Collet , ! of. Surgeons, formtrly aSur:con in' the Army, and the extent of my experience in this rculiar line, cOnstittite my elaiin' to that . superiority, Alien cannot be.attained by the illiterate,,, or even by the .most general Practitioner, whose mind is harassed by attention to an immense variety of. Disorders, The very singular complainti of DiSeaSe and Debility,, in, which from every part of the world . I have been -consu l ted i must have considerably conduced to uty per feet comprehen. sign of the'most complicated Cases. lf Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mat tent, , and •if such Cases of distressful' disarrangement do exist., as those which are the 'couselucnces of an: habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than alegular Surgeon, resigning all ether Pradice -fur the Treat ment of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to this panieular point ? !, • in recent Cases of -Infeition, all Pain, Danger, and Dia. tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local WeAness, much future misery may tie prevented, by such means of re-animation as wilt restore health and strength to . the'.Constitution, . , Through inconsiderate neglect the slightest cases become important, but it is the acquirement of occlusive, experience in this line to give a sate and permanent restoration, .even when otherPraditioners hive fatted. . t e rms of remuneration arc precisely *rata' ou the first, interview, but no letters are answered unless a li,u►i: Note is . inclosed. _ _ . N BREE, Member of the Royal College of StaKeins in Londom No. 29, mondel-strect, Strand, near Temple-bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-street, atijoiniti7 BEXUTY, FAIR COMPLEXION, and CLEAR- .11:4N k Frefill Para') of the celebrated ‘l, TERG C - LoTToisi;. Mr the i'ure' or Scorbutic Ernption, coarseness i on, th..l face, .tiands,' and Neck, the only Remedy Tor eire . elally • cleanslng the Compl*xion, and removing al Discases'Of Ow Skin, is prg. pared by the Inve n t or aryl tor, Propri S. SO LO NlO N, M,. s solomon , oplace, Liverpool, 'Author or the (.;tribe to Health," and other yalgable Worka. Pints 0, t I. Half, Pints 2s. 9.1. Duty' - To the NOI3II,ITy, GLNTRY, and the 1113 LI Cin mist ii ur..SI)L()MON AIISTERg I ENT J,O,TI()Ni for public use, ,t wiles of yeari, !Lis been the. weridor and admiration tit his; private Patients I It is the. most elegant, tragrant, milll, sate; HIM valuable .I. quid or Wash for Scorbutic arid, other ErtiptiOns. It gelid* reirOres the Skin to a degree of i', 4 i o ss and purity b.iy01)11 til4: ps,Ml:l at of deseription, Lactic's' may kilkr that it . reriters the Face to it and delicate, and every'kilid of st.titi, tan, Funburn, or freckles, which rouge, ti n'4 eir _fatigue get t er, t ily produce ;in short, it tho . iiitlY: COSMO' i 4,1 La.ay can, tiK a t her toilet with ease and cornrort, Or a , Gentlenuo ju vg course t o when shaving is beetmia a dreadful operation by "an eruptive Disease 011010 V ACC. It tit.;;/ N I : t 1.414 WitiltAtt the smallest hazard, tor tt more sovereign Remedy 1.41110 i be vised for even the most delicate frame. Ladies and C;entlemen may rely , on the grvul qualities of this Abstergent, as the best clearer an.; beautifier +if the Skirt. I t also removes speedily , 'with outpain or trouble, all ki n d s of2iniples, 'Getters, it ing.wornis, Spots,. Redness, Swel lings, or Carbuncles of the No , ic, Illetches ' and every spe-. cies of eruption on' the surf a ce of the 11 nun Body, Ahstergent Lotion tievs:r finis success with those who give it a tint trial and as its Price evidently spew; that 1411:liv4leernolntnertt is sought far by the kroprietor, luny the Public he convinces t that nothing hitt a certainty of its success,could intluoe t)r.i Soloimm to Lizard . 41te good opt, Mon he is houottred with by all r 41.1“, in presenting them wi tit t his elegant CoSinetio. Note.--A Government Stamp is paited on, each Witli the Name and P Lae 'or Ali, ',win the ' t P i rqprititor, saint..Soloinont Liverpectl,*!,ictlyaVetl 410,c4tra. terfi it which is felony, ,and piniishaniV with di ! •;;;;i: TIM most raspedable reterences j;iMell, but by the per.; titular desire of matt? Person.i, 'no 'Ca-;,es Will be published oft!itose, who use tho,A,bstr vt.. Lotion. •• . , •B. 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