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THE ; SOCIETY _for the ENCOURAGEMENT nf ARTS, &e.. having determined to procure a &F W DIE for their MEDAL., invite Artists to furnish Designs for that purpose ; such Designs to be sent under cover to the Secretary, at the Society's House, in the Adelphi on or before the iztli of• January, 1802. The Design adopted to be compensated by the first impression of the New Gold or a Premium of Fifty Guineas, at the option of the Candi date. • ot il;Tbvj PIZARRO. ' Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE. WITH NO. of Prllcs.. 4 of 4 Total Value. X•go,oP*o lAte in ow% ig. A tablet. :rllovvi! . • roger !le , s, abu t .case to ions the • THE PURSE. ' • • • " ?qrs. Killington will repeat the Clia;'aoler of Clara, in The vuennz, for the third time, on Saturday next. On Thursday.K now your own Mind, with The Blue Beard. And on I ridav, Deaf and Dunib,,With Katharine and Pe, t hichio—Petruchio, Mr. Kcirrible. • 4 0 ,d 04 > 2o t oow lo,ooco 10,000 6,00 p iR,OOa 5,c00 5,0c.0 324,0.° It is requested that -the Designs offered, be distinguished by any mark the Artist may think fit, and accompanied with a sealed note, containing the Artist's name, and ;narked in the same manner as the Design. No sealed note will be opened except that accompanying the Design adopted ; the others will be returned to any addreis that may be desired. The size of the Medal: is one inch And three-fourths in diameter ; and the Secretary will shew the, former Medal to* any Artist wishing to inspea it. • By Order,CARLES TAYLOR, Sec. iVE L; n 4 : 4 ' thg , , `.-eallts at, 11 - 01 ,on or'Mr' ; arict.of • ~TAC I Sant o'CiocA 'ATE, i-house., ges. and t h '1 with 3' tV,pott l- . LtA l o r bobl , ii-spotS tog e ," • Yatri%- ut ‘Viwoci* et-E'; 41)9 11 ; pAr, 411 , wiyod• Nov e j. to eiv fre e. )00t alle ...etadP ) indiog,„ atrs Cf: 1! s r. Piii s, . the )1 ec rec. , i; o e at *f: the co be yam`' ,:tef - 1 4 Mr. I , A . 5 l 'ffe, w - ve u 6: 1 led tir r, ,~ - • London, November 23 ; tBo r. who absented • himself from his Etn ,qd ployers,on the 17th of lastnth return to them mak every reparationin hi power. , for his misconduct,, 1‘ ( ? Will be kindly received, and' everjf thing that", has passed be ow - clocked; 'but if he does not notice this Advertise-' t knt in- a week, he will be again described, and the most kti , • measures taken for his apprehension. WHEREAS on Friday, the . Bth of November, r 799, 'TWO .CHESTS, containing various articles Se..men's 4pparel„.one directed. in the name of CLAKKE, :Id the other G 0 RPON, on board His Majesty7s Ship Di ,4or, were sent by the Coach front the Spread Eagle Inn, itacechurch.:street, London, to- the, Bear inn, Bridge-foot, Irtrouth, which havcrievt-.1 been claimed. The Owners of the above, on giVing ,a true . deicriptior: of te contents, and payinOhe experices of carriage, ..Ece. nilay t'‘e them again by applying to. Mr. lohn Haggaoy, at dile L° 4 ch-Office Yarmouth—if not shortly claimed, will be ol d , to defray expense; ISor. BRITISH IMPERIAL HOTE4.;, kdjoini,ng the Old Hui unurns TAVISTOCK-RMi, COVENT-GARDEN. - S KINSEY, 0 I l ate f the Beilford Coffee-House, .3 • having fitted tip the above Hotel in the most elegant Yre of Fashion, desires respedtfully to inform the Nobility 4 Gentry, that it is now open .for their reception, where flatters himself they - will find every convenience and coin "combined in the ap poitainerit of the e'veyr,i 1 Suits of Apart tits' which are aci4ted to the accommodation of Families the. first r e speoability, as eveli as Single Gentlemen ; table Attenciantp ,are provided, and • every other superior .!Stonent. The central Situation of these Preiniscs, their inity to. the. principal places of PUblic.Amusement, the nns of Court, arld-the Houses OfParliament, it is preSuMed, 4 11 give it ,a decided prefenince to almoSt any other situation tue M:etropolis; the .chirges will -be moderate, and'redi ue and liberality the governing principles of this Establish m‘tot. t e• KINSEY, also with great respect informs his friends Ite carries on the business of a Wine Merchant, n as hereto in Southampton-street, and has received fra his old; te t t espontlents some choice Wines, which have been Sele6l- w ith care from the most approved Vintages, and which tredly are of the first growth and quality , that can be pro_ in the Wine Countries.. IN stlTO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, - ''ant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery,. made T a Cause‘" MILLER against BENSLEY," before. john I ,Pranger, Esq. one of the Misters pf the said Court, at the' I 'Wilk Sale-room of the Court of Chancery, in - Sot:thaw-7 13 11 -buildip, Chancer-lane, London, on Friday the gth 4 :f of December, do:, y between the hoyrs of Twelve i and -iris in the Afternoon; in -Four tots ' • EVERAL. FREEHOLD an d ,LEASEHOLD t, ESTATES, situate !at Pertenhall, Colrnworth, Boln- 1, 4 , and Wilden, in the County of Bedford. .attieulars whereof may be had, gratis, at the said Master's. ... 4 thers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; of William O e tshere ilitchin, Herts, Esq. ; of Mr. Deuce ,- Solicitor,. r, s W London. street , Fenchurch-street, London; and of Mr. wend,T Solicitor, Staple Inn, London: • . - .. Tenants wil) show the Farms. LINCOLNSHIRE.—SALE OF : LANDS. arty.TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in the month of January next, if not previously tits . . posed. of by. Private Contrael ; Det'adied- ESTATES and PROPERTIES. ), of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart , situate in 1 s everal Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton Swincshead, Bicker, Goshen : on, Snrtieet; Pinch- Porcington Ruskington, Billinghay, - -and - Short Ferry ,ftl - eiri the Parish i of Fiskerton, in the County of Lincoln; 7tictilars of which are in preparation, and will be ready for 11 veru in the course of next month. 1 , i ~,1 the mean time, the Lands and. Premises may be viewed application to the respeaive Tenants. EmpinAr m Oct. t I . 9b • - vv. kABLE INK, to Mark or Write on Linen with a Fen. I'IH this curious Preparation,. which .is an E t indelible Black, Initills, Names, Cyphers, Crests, tii- r l-lay be formed with the utmost expedition, and without ‘4,„ l ' , cumbrance or exp::.neenfany intirteinents ; and . will be It- "q to stand every teSt of. Washings„ acids, Alkalies, Ste; 4 1 ;, 1 , -1 0te on Linen as'it conies from the -loom, it thinly stands tl T l ' l leaching. - . It is .also a. ttiost certain Criterion of. Pro -I,IIY, as notlair4 can discharge it without destroying the 4`ll. To all f'amilles, Ladies and Gentlemen whojravel, k-ti rinv. Navy, Publie• Bodies, -Schools, -Hotel, gotel, Tavern, i ,nrikeepers, and the Puj. - die..in genera!„ the Proprietor til q t4 9y recom men ds this uz.eful article, in full'cophdeiee, Illii i e 'n Cie first trial they will be perteelly satisfied of its I..i i ,` e , at:i will ever after adopt this mode of mincing diva P r il ,— 3114 4 ared p,ii.d s cp, wholesale and retail, by John Scott,. gar Z' tl Water-colour Preparer to Her Majesty, No. 4 1 7, L 4re,i4l-strect., in ihe Strand; London, in bottles, with !li; c - " °113 , ' -3' and .double bottles, 3s. 6d. each, one.of h ... ,prici, s. 1,111-mark several bundred'artieles. . 11 1 :: Observe, the outside - wrapper is narked "'Scott's s s 7 ,t e ink," and - the Price ; and on the bottle of the ink, Ti;llature, 1, I. Scott." lo ()( :!enticinen-in Trade throughout the icingdorn, w - 1:, •,;' 4 4 l e Articles Scott - solicits their attention to the Li ce ; "as its general utility, real good quality., and moderate i t hl! added to the assistance its sale will receive through the It ' e Prints, wilt unquestionably render it, in the hatids . of hhr s . v . ' o ... tnite.r , ,s, a great article. -Aly_i tho3e. who do not at tent 111111 14iirely correspond with Scott, are rospe6tru . lly lo v lled, that Theseveral Whdlesale Hoilse.s throliy,h which Alg 4 '9 3 upplied •with - Scott's other. goods, wili_forwiJi.l littCte I t t t (). ri' ; If ANKFE ' N DYE, -in bottles at ts. ed. ; i 5 , -. ' 3 L4 l - l id i'ile Blue, in bottle.; of various sizes. Also, . k i)ertitie Water,colOkirs, in•cakes ;• anti all necessaries for qt 4, at; Colouring, 15 . 1iolcsale and retail, as abo..e. ARMAGH; May ,i z o. "(ATE EREAS the - .REMAINS' of Ole-. late I' i t RICHARD,, LORD „PRIMATE, have been de posited .in the Cathedral of Armagh for near four years, without any other Memorial than what has arisen from the contemplation of the many magnificent Buildings and Insti tutions, erected and endowed by him for public benefit, and private-convenience within this City, Diocese ; and Kingdom.; We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, having been honoured with his friendship while hying, and revering -his memory now. dead, have agreed to subscribe the Sums affix, ed to our respediye names, for the purpose of erecting a Mo nument to his Memory in the Cathedral of Armagh ; being convinced, that if the Natieni at large had an opportunity of testifying the grateful recolledion they have of such a Belie fador, a Sum would be raised sufficient to ered 'a Monu ment worthy Of a Nation; desirous of affording an example to his .Succesors, and. all Posterity,- of the grateful -sense they feel for the' Memory of a Man, who, for near Thirty Years, tilled the first station in, this Realm, with so much credit to himself; and benefit to these kingdoms: • RiChard Allot, late Precentor of Armagh, ,C. a. d. now Dean of Raphoe, 22 rs o Wm. Lodge, Chancellor OfAirnagh - 22 IS o James Archibald, Hamilton, Prebendary of Mullibrack - - 22 IS 0 John Foster; tateSpeaker. . • so O 0 R. Muriay,i Provost Trin. College, Dublin 22 rs o subscriptions, to be received by the Rev. Dean Allot, • Raphoe ; • the Rev. Doctor Hamilton,' Armagh ; and at the Rouses of Sir Wm. Newcomen; •Bart. and Co. and the Right lion. David Latouche and Co. Dublin ; and Messrs. Ham thersley, London. • N.H. The breaking out of the Rebellion immediately after the above Pzper was signed, prevented its being proceeded on till now. • Armagh,' , od. 23, 18,,t. GOVERNMENT AGENcY - AND ANNUITY OFFICE, N 0.7; Cecil-street. M E L Public, \i ' LE negotiaterespectfullyev every ' T difilcorirpmt t ion he continuead to ) Government Appointments, Commissions, and Incornet;; which, from their extensive connections with monied men, renders their Office truly a;.lvantagepu.; lo those who have any kind of Appointment or - Incomes- to dispose of, either Sinecure Places,- Pensions, or Places of Duty, having always on th e i r B o oks many respedable purchasers for the same.--. Fifty Thousand Pounds are ready to be Lent oh Estates, Money .in - the Funds, Annuities, Rent-charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Churelt Livings, "&c. "re deemable at pleasure of the borrower. several yearly in comes to be sold ; one 201. a year forsizol. ; one 401. a year for 2401. ; one 701. a year for 4201. ; one 1001. for 6001. ; one 1061. a year for 7001. ; one zool; a year for i zvol.- Gentlefnen having . interest inay be informed of very genteel vacancies, both'etvil and military, from mot. to 20001. a year, at home and abroad: NaVy and Military Officers Half-pay and Pen-' siOns received. Office.hours from eleven till three o'clock. (rr - No Letters received unless Post-paid. G I LL's WARRANTED SWORDS, &c. &c. TO. BE SOLO BY AUCTION, ON THE *PREMISES, By Mr. WARREN, On Monday"the 3nth inst. at Eleven o'Clock, By Direction of the Executors of THOMAS GILL, Esq. Sword-cutler and Gun.inaker, lately deceased- AIL the VALUABLE STOCK of FINISHED. GOODS,'at his late Manufatlary in Mass-house Lane, in Birmingham; comprising .a large Assortment of his best Swords, ,Hangers, Dirks, Scc. for Military as well as Naval Officers, of all ranks, elegantly fitted up with Silver, Gilt, • and Steel Moun,tings ' • also some fine unmounted Sword Blades ; a variety of Steel, Gilt, and Silver Hilts and Fur niture; Guns and Pistols ;. several Dozens of highly-finished Patent Steel Snuffers, Razors,. &c. of Mr. Gill's Manufac tory; the peculiar excellence of which has long been univer sally known and acknowledged. , Also, on Tuesday the rst December, and ,following Days, all tile UNFINISHED STOCK, &c. &c. ; consisting of large quantities of Blades for all kinds of Swords; Bayonets of .all kinds, finished as well as unflnished ; Gun and Pistol Barrels, - Locks, 'and Furniture of every descriptiOn ; twelve Tons of various kinds of Iron and Steel ; joiners', Carpen ters', Masons', and Coopers' Tools ' • Walnut and Beech C; up - and Pistol Stocks, and a quaut,ktv of dry WalnufPiank. Catalogues rrul be had eight' 'days preceding the Sale, at Mr. Gill's Sword and Tok-shop, in Norfolk -street, Strand, London; of the Printers of the Liverpool and Bristol Papers, or at the Place of Sale. • . THOMA S, JAMES, and JOHN GILL, resped fully inform theif Friends and the Public in general, that they - continue the various Businesses carried on by their late Father, as real Manufacturers of WARRANTED and other SWORDS, best and common Fowling-pieces, Pistols, Musquets, &c. in all their various branches, Wholesale and Retail. rg -- Orders addressed to them in Birmingham, will be punctually attended to. To SPORTSMEN and OTHERS WATSON's CAMBRIDGE HOKSE-BALLS, BLIS TERING OINTMENT, and DISTEMPER-BALLS for DOGS; . _ • WHICI:1, for Efficacy and Cheavness, have fully established their reputation, and obtained a decided preference, are sold retail,. with plain and ample Directions, and a List of•the most respedable Testiinonieg of their supe rior Excellence, by Mr. J. Piddng, No. 76,, opposite the Pantheon, Oxford-street Mr. Complin, Druggist, No. 41, 'Bishopsgate-street Within; and Tuphohne, Ithrd ; Whee ler, Aylesbury' i • Horth and Wales, Beccles ; Smith, Bedford ; Norbury, Brentford ;, Dingle, Bury St. Edmund's ; Bristow, Canterbury Staines, Chelinsfaild ; Kepner, 'Colchester ; Robins, Diventry ; • Dawson, Dereham ; Boult, Eginun ; Nichols, Farnham; Towne, Gainsborough; Cook, .Godal ; Russel, Guildford: - Knevett, Halesworth ; Cooper, Halstead; Thumwood, Hartford-bridge; Simson, Hertford ; Finchatn, Haverhill ; High Wycombe ; Parslet, Holt, Norfolk; Mathews, Hounslow ; jenkinson, Hunting-' don ; Chettle, Kettering; Benham 'and' Strange, Kingston upon-Thames ,• Gregory, Leicester ; Whittingliarn, Lyiui ; Burnham, Maidenhead; Foreman, !Te'-yvinarket ; and Sutton, Northampton ; Stevenson and Nlatchett, -NorWich ; Jacobs, •Petetborough ; Snare, Reading Wall, gichrpond, Surrey ; Pavn, Saffron Walden ; Collins, Salisbury ; Albins, Spalding; brakard, Stamford; Glover, Stilton ;" Paul, St. Ives ; -Burkett, Stnibury ; Sudbury, S‘vall'ham, Norfolk ; Lubbock, Thetford; Dennis, Twickenham ; Drakard, Up pinghtun ; Knight, Windsor; White, Wisbeach ; Downes, Yarmouth; Wilson and Spence, York. 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The Encyclopedia of Wit has been conipiled, with an express view to supply the existing deficiency, 'by a Gen tlenian, who, during a long. and &dive life, has made it his amuserrynt, to coiled rn4teriaiS for such a work from every possible source, and it will.scareely fail to be achnitted.as art agreeable Companion into every PostchaiSc, Parlour-win (low, Summer-house,- Coffee-house, Public Reacting-room, Book-case, .Captain's Cabin, Passenger's Cabin, - Officer's Mess, and Lounger's Pocket. _ Printed tor 1 5 .; Phillips, N0.."1, St. PauPg t'hureh-yard ; sold by T. Hurst, and West and i Hughes, Paternoster-row ; Wilson and Spence, York j. E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; J. .Archer, Dublin ; by tilt Libraries 'at Brighton, Margate, Ramsgate_, Wey mouth„'Bu . xfon,' M atlock ,;S carb:)rough, tar roxpte,Teaby, Swansea, and other places of faShiOll:lPlU . sornuy_.7 , resort; and by all other Rocksellers. N. B. l'Ortlit a - cconmicllatitin of She trade, Mr. Phillips . will, at any time, exchange 1. - or any other of his ptiblit;ations, , , new, elcan, And perfect cop; , ' til,i•Wo;•.k. . .. 6c ono Tickets, g . foo,ooo • CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. First drawn Ticket, /sth Day, 4 . /. 3 , 000 Ditto, 2tst Day, 25c000 Ditto, 32d Day, 24,00 a Ditto, • 40th Day, 'roc, . . TICKETS and SHARES or TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY , LICENSED LOTT.ERY -.OFFICE. in ENGLAND, IRELAND,. and 'SCOTLAND and the PRIZES will be - paid 'in full STET LING MONEY. / = RESENT PRICE. . . . . Ticket, - ' - Z . . 16 o o • - Half T • '8 5 o• 1 - Eighth -:. • z G Quarter . . 4 4 o -I, sixteenth 1 :r 6 C. -- .r .Tickets will rise gralually, - the'sne as last Year. 'GENERAL ILL - UMINATIONS ! . . This Pay was published, Price ts. INTS for' Licreasing 'tile - Sp! of lI,LU. T ring - the Pleasure of the Speaa tor, and the Convenience of the /iouseholder; with some marks fdr the Prevention of Xlintult and .Disorder, particu larly'adapted to the.lllurninations e;tpeetcd to take place on the Proclamation f)f - Peace with the French Republic. 13y - r HOTOPHILOS. I.;ondotr: .Printed 1 - 1. J. S. Jordan, No. 19, Ludg.ate-liill, opposte the, Old Bailey ; and C. Chapple, No. 66, Pall- NI all. Of whom may. hi'had, Third Edition, price 3s. R INC 0, or The Campaign of Italy, by the Army Qf Reserye under the command of the Chief'Comul Bonapane. Translated' from the French of Joseph Prtit, lorse-Greta diet iii the Consular Guard. To whkh IS added, a Biogra— phical Notice of the Life and Military Actions of General Desaix. By Citizen Foudras. With a Map, sheaving the Route of the Army. TO 'BE SOLI),, By Mr. RICHARDS, r `HE nt.TILDING-MATERIALS of the OLD JJII PA - LACE, at KEW ; consisting of Deal, Wainscot Flooring, SasiK.s and Frames glazed, and Shutters, Doors, -Dad.) Wainstottin ) .•;, Westmoreland Slates, ,Boardhig Tim bers, Eimer' and other Paving, Veined and Statuary Maiblz Chinmey-pieces ; which will be Sold by Auction, on the Premises, on Mondav; Nov. 3oth, and following Day, at- Eleven'o'Clockeach day. • - May be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, by Catalogues at xi. each, and the money zo hi returned to Purchasers ; to be had at- the Star aria Garter, .Kew.-bridge ; the Castle, at Richmond; the Pigeons, at - Brentford ; the Red Lion, at Hounslow ; the Son, at Kingstotr, 'and of Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley-street, London; also at 'Kew House, ori the Days of Sale and Days'of Viewing.—No per son to be admitted without a Cataloglac.- • DENNA p UPLEX. By His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, the newly - invented Pitachine'for Wri tine with TWO PENS; producing, at Or: same, instant, TWO OR I GINA' S --..eenaling to the common mone of writing, i Olfered to the Commercial, Political, Legal, and Liter.e - ; World, as well as to all persons desirous of preserving au thentic records of their correspondence, statements, compc salons, &c. Sce. &c. This Invention, which is reduced to a practice both easy and free from every defect, has been sanctioned by the patronage of some of the most distinguished Charaderb in the kingdom, and several Foreign Ambassadors. Many persons who had been obliged to have recourse to the Copying, or rather press ing Machine, have experienced the most complete satis fadiOn in the use of the DOUBLE WRITER, The trou ble and inconvenience attending the foznier, are. total) y super seded by the latter, which is so justly formed, that there can be no mistake in its use, and instrutted with such mechani cal exactness and solidity, as to erclude the necessity of all repair. $y this Machine, on the merits of which alone the Patentee rests his pretensions to general encouragement, the Merchant and Trader, those concerned in the various de partments of the public service, Gentlemen of alMost e v e r y description in:the Law, and all persons engaged in an exten sive and important correspondence,. will be enabled not only to save great trouble and expende, but also to avoid the.pas - -- sibility of incorrectness, to which the best copyists are .too frequently liable. The Double , Writer will be fourid peculiarly useful in copying Drawings ; and to Gentlemerewho traVeli it must be more valuable. in point of accuracy and secrecy than the most able and confidential Amanuensis. The execution or the ,Macine is so exaCtlv minute, as to render it impssiblc to discover the slighteit aiffercnce in a hair stroke, or in tie marks of punctuation. The space occ9piel by the Machine is very trilling, as it is contained in a small-sized portable writing desk. Manufacturzd and sold only by J. H. Farthing, N. 43, London, Pocket BOA. Maker, and Portable Wm ing Desk Manufacturer, ...Wholcsal.: and for Exportation. ANGIBAUD's PECTORAL LOZENGES of BLOIS. THESE Lozenges, which have been sold in England upwards of one hundred and thirty Yeau, were invented 'by Charle Angibaud, formerly of Blois, A po= thecary to the then King of France, and have been conveycil by Assignment of the original Receipt to the present Proprie tor, by Charles Angibaud, his Grandson, who has resided .for•more than seveety Yelirsin St. Martin's-lane, Londoru They are founded upon jt;st Medical .Principles, and are a most "pteasant - aud efleaual Remedy for Coughs, Colds, !tral I,isorders of the Lungs. - By . their t•sheathing quality they quickly remove Catarrhs ' qr troubiesome tickling. I;otighS, and altbrd great relief in Sore Throats, Solenesfrof the Breast - , and Asthmatic Complaints. .Sold by Appointment of the • Proprietor,, in Boxes, pre each, duty ineludett, by Mr. Newbery, No. 43, 5:. Paul's; • Mr. Golding, No.' 42, Corniiill; Mr. Tut t, cm tic Royal Exchange ; Messrs.' Bayley and Blew, ,Cockspur street ; Mr. Wade's, old tond-street ; Mr. leboult, NO. 150, and Mr. ridding, No. 75, 0 x ierd-stre:•t ; Mr, Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Mr. Clarke, No. 26.9, rottoug-h. „EXTRACT FROM TFIE' LONDON CAETTE. T T has been . the study' of the Proprietors of - the well-known ANT I SCO RzBUT C DROPS, first corn posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPI LSBURY, his Dispiensary,„No. 15, Solht- square, London, and continued only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public against the Impositions which. are daily pr4aised against .Medicines possessing the first , respectability ; and as the. virtues of the Antiscorbu tit Drops have been found nut only an antidote in i!scorbutie complaints, but a successful re source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, - and the attendant diseases. of tne nerves, as the list of curt accompanying each bottle, given in, an. amp le bill of dire,_ Lions, will testify, - as well' as the Treatise on Diet, Cow, linen by tile late Proprietor (which may be also had at the Dispensatli, single them out as fit objects to try, un der their sandion, 'such spurious mutations. For this rea son, the Proprietors, by tne favour of HiS Majesty's Coin inissioners 9t the Stamp-Office, have iiifixed a stamp on each bottle ' printed in black ink, with the words ” Spilsbury Co. N. 15, Soho-square," expressed upon it, which, if the Purchaser attend's to, together w;th the words" by . the King's Patent," on the bvrtic, hill, and wrapper, with the addition,of the King's Arms on the larger, hp may be as sured he has obtained the-Cemiine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensaiy, Soho-square, London, in bottles of ss. and al. as. each, duty includea... THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. #. -MORROW EVENING, Nov. zs, . • - will be performed, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. . Shylock, Mr. COOKE. Portia, Miss'IMURRAY, wyrft • . ,* . LOVE A-LA MODE., Sir Ara) , Macsarcasm,'Nlr. COOKE. ' • t s ) i) Thursday Mrs.-Billington wirilTrepeat the Charaaer of Ilra, in the auenna,"with The Midnight Hour. c 'hi Friday, the Tragedy of The Gamester, in which Mr. ' 4 *e will appear, foe the first time, in the Charader of 1 4 1kely—Reverly by Mr: Brown, from the Theatres Bath '4 Dublin, being his first Appearance en tills Stage—with lie Escapes - . , • • - • On Saturday, the favourite new Comedy, with The Re litw, or The Wags ' new Comic Opert has been some time in preparation, ''' 3 l will shortl * be produced, in which Signora Storace and r•Braham, will make their ist Appearance at this T.heatre.