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, s 5 pAt • , 11 A 1 4 11 ! t c ‘ • *r S No 4 r cir 4:1 jn *o'l' . •!r • %, !. THE I NUMBER 3803.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE: HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov: 23, tRo4. Their Majesrlee c:crv,st. v ill perform a Comedy, tailed THE BUSY BODY. Sir George Airy, Mr. IMRRYMORE ; „ . Sir . .Francis Gripe, Mr. SU Erf; Sir jealous Traffic, Mi. DOWTON ; .:.; . Charles, Mr. HOLLAND; Marnht. Mr. BANNISTER ; . . , Miranda, Miss DUNCAN, (Being her first Appc.iratice in that Charaler ) . m lsaianida ' Mrs. -SCOTT.; . Sc - twell. M ici T 1 DsW f.LL ; . . .. . Patch, Miss POPE. .'... -, . '':"ClVith, 4th time,,ati Operatic Piece, in Two Aai, called MATRIMONY. • With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overturi and MU6iC ly new; composed by M. P. King. The Principal Characters by DowTeN,'isp. Mr. lOHNSTONE, Mr. •J11::k, Mr. MALE, Mrs': (OR DAN:Mrs. BLAND. lEtnxes Gs. Second Price 3s. Pit 63. Second Price zs. Gallery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second tia;tce oil.— No Money to be Rettlrsied. ftir !lit: Pa 1,) taki;,i`ol Mr. r ty'wook, itt tell Little ` !At) iPtiors- IC) be ppeued bail past Fiye, and .bigin at )tall pa s ' tiSx. 'V want' Rex et Regina! The neU, Operatic Piece of Matrimony was tast night akaiii rectivtxltitroug'hout with unbounded applause, and the most unqualified 'nark. of approbation, troth cvely part of the 3 re. To.;:niorrow, 'the Trage.dy ; the Part of Hamlet by Mr. Elliston, besnM his „First Appearance in that Cha racter. .TO witidi added, Matilinony. The Comedy of The Ileaes.i is in Rehearsal,. and will be proclu.eti in .14@W days. iv New Coniecty,,-iii Five Act;, atttLa New Melo Drauc, are in Rehearsal, and will be speedily produced.. . • Ip.rv Tl-IEATRE-ROVAL; ('4)V ENT-GARDEN. 'MORROW EVENING,. N; , ?.. z 4.,. ; `;0.1, . wili be psrforrireet, , for the only time this Season, the ( )Whit'. Opera of . . FAMILY QUARRELS.. . Sir Peppercorn Crahsttck, Mr. 141141 DEN • • , • ito),,..glore, Mr. INC LP,1)01 , 1'; • ..'": Charles SuPplejack, NI r. BR A I LAM . • : Mushroom, Mr. E, M E RY. • , . Lady :,•:elina S.agarcane, i 1 , , MATTOCKS ; . • "StisAn ? Signoht 5..; t , ) RACE. . • , --, : .. , .. wi: T ti . . ANIMAL isvliiti NE 1 13 \l. ' l'' , xes 6s. Pit 3 s. 61. Galls , 2s, Upper,Callery Is. • 2.11 a• D oo rs will ti e up,.,nr.l At ILi it. past five, and . ;nu 1 cf• fo rßlaitcq begin at ' I Ia I t -; , •.',..•t S , x . . ,„. rhttei'l'or the hus,:s t't be tAen of :If . lir,llLic,ll.: 3 . 1 tn,... I nX-1111 1C'.', in . I lart-tree , . The Public arc 'respectfully itilOrm , A, that the ts'ew — Co._ illel Y o f The Blind Hatpin; or, hoar llim Out, i:: delerr—l on itecoirot of the illNess of Mr. Ki-n.ible, „ • ' ' . ' On Monday, King Richard thc 'I :•.ip,i ;, wit4ll lta)in..ntel and kites. , • - Ii " rttefidaY. Jhc Comic Qiperamf The o Cabiner ,• - -•••••• 00 Wednetalay, the i\ew,Ccrimly• ot 'I rte •qi: 1 • 1 Par Pin• . Pere', Pnblic art reqiectlialy iritorin:(l,' that a I\i:.'‘, U inn:.., P e re' , in 3 Ae,ts, is In fettearbai, ami will t , ,,•ry soon ',+o pi, "Ll:td. S'PATE LOrrE RV; • kt Pey.,ins. Drawing theltfith• ranuary, anti' Co. N. tt, Ponittr, re4retlfollY' iiifor m t he Pnblie, that they haveon Sale t t'TI CKETS k trk*Suf the above Lottery in w;rcat The following CA I' ITA I, PRIZES of the Last Lottery were sold.in Shares by S'Yvi ft a n d Co. )1 1 „ 0 . 6 70, a Prize or zo,eool. in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares. '" 1) . 9362. a Pt . = of 10,0091. in One Halt and Eight Six teenths. toool. in Otte Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths. And in the Lotteiie% of Last Veal (ending t3tl N•Lay, 18 1 4) the following Capitals w ere also sold 4t Swilt & Co.'s (Mice No., '126 Prize of £te,ooo No. • 20,430 Prize of ,C5,0n0 if, , ;99 - 5.00 ' 11,194 2,coa - - $,OOO 6 .3 P 11,600 41,ivyt 2,000 26,137 . - 1,0016, 3 , c93 - - i , OOO And others of peel. &c. &c. . . STATE L(YI'TI RY, ' - .•Begins Drawing 28th larotary, tS‘o. BISI - 1. - Olicits, the perusal Fit the II M Gran 4 'LOT % ..!. aTE R Y .SC E E part. f I Viiper, - ilk 4 he' flatters himi 'elf wi ll be itt.anotiwr foutut to con O t,lin h more. C a- Pital Prizes than usual it a Lottery of so few Tickets : and the astonishing Success tbat has attended the Pitrehaseii of Tic?: ETS and SHARES at his OrfierS, for several years past (where the Prizes are paid on demand), will, he hopes*, enba re him a eontirmance of their Favnurs, The following CAPITAL PISI ZE S have all been Shared .10,1 Sold at his Offices, in the present Year 1804, . . IN MARES. IN IVIIOLf. TICKETS, No, 8,21 1 - X Z0,,000 No. 2407 r -- ' Ziorjo' 19.03-4 - - to,ooo 1,641 - - • 2 “"” 3 9,....0 . - . . sOOO 4,c6? - - 1, ,e" , 10 0-15 - - 2,p,53 - 6,79" - - I ' 69° 12 ,393 • - - 2,000 2 c`47 1 4' - - . I, '''P Q t9,jio . . 2,0w5 2,t,338 . - - I,coo 1533 ' I,ocio . -1,711 - - lOt'd 5 ' 341 - - 1“. , 0, ~626 . - . 500 23,1 's - - i,o 9 a z r,215 • - pa • 3+ 2 35 - • • . Soo 5 , c1 4,044 • - 13,14'z • ..' . so*. io 22.3g5 - - Th.:KILTS abd SI - lARL.S ar c If ' t both lik old e.sta se If a blllhetl OfiiceS„ No. 4, 0(.41111'61, 'and No. g, Chariiig-cro's.s, London, where 311 Business iu the Public Funds is-transatted with fidelity and dispatch. ! *.:_:- ' '' '' - : 5....._ TARMY AND NAVY BQUIPM;E. HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Eurni t, titre, Mattrak,es, anti lieciding•tornefett!, are very tl,sPe6l - recornmenled.to Cent legion a$ del ng the most portahle KIJIICriOr to any others mule in London ; Aldrytei!s, c o n t 4, 'rabies and Chairs, on iniproml ; Sea ts, Sota tictis,,and Chairs :. loran Board Ship Musynitio , Ne t i - urnitttre, and Patent Urass.serew Be:Rh:ails, for 1L.35t ullll Itidies, and all Foreign Climates, :At • MORGAN - and SANDERS', ..• Patent Bedstead Manufaitor , i and Ware- Rooms, • Nos. c 6 anti 17 4 Catll4:ll,c-tieCt, Streal., olorgan' and S7i6ders's 'Neiv.inverired Inc ,trial I)ic~ut. tines. allowed to be the most complite aid . l ilegailt'r I,!luteS ever ydt invented, are very portaule,.packing u box "ut ten Inches deen h o l us • B.' Tlie Fashionable Sora.Bed and Chair-licd MON I'. Y READY TO ADVANCE. ALL PERSONS in p - o'ss.,-Nion of Incomes, E t , 2 risitlg from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leaucho n tt t l eh r:`,!s , in Land ar Houses, Nitre) , in t unds• oui t l6,", Marriage Settleinenrs, Widows' jointures, ..‘it 7 t a i t , fv, Patent 'PIaCeS,, Church Livaigs, or any other c.sr rt.64l qcome. for 'Life, may be .supplied wit h la= Stuns of Money to any Arnount,l.l temporary or by paying An. 4"111 In c ekest for the same. 1 44: Ntibili tY - atiti Gentry of 'known -Property, or the lincll 1 ; 1 4.4 accommodated on their personal . security 41.14 t „, - ,. 11 Y lustarice where the single secnrity. o f an indivi- r . per. ',""Y be deemed insufficient, the . addition of apatite cases, privilege wt own imov l r e _te.gualaiitee the payment ut the I t :wrest re, il given the' objection • and, in 4 11: option. the Public . to return the Peincipal at their 41%1.5.0,1141 appliCationg Will .be received every . day till Fou C4'; and Letters fr C .s )ontlents Country p . on orrt, , 2 i . 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Kinn. I's Recent Travels in Denmark, Sweden, ; from the f; Part 11.- Original 'Cnthrtiinicatioits -I Cinerary of an: Journey of Lord T.lghes late E mbassy to Coni,taiitiimple, by the to the Secretary h P3it I I . —ll.4alyse4 of New English Works -Narrative Of thc,,Shipwreck of Calif. Woodard on the Island of Celebes. N,14. lii the early'Nurnhers will appear Nlate‘spitia's Voy age round rite World, the Spanish 1 the W;tlk ru cusc, and the Picture of Rolm., both ffinti the Gerinan ; anti Cordon's' Travois to the Oninge River, Von Itoiiitioldcs Travels in South America, St. Vincent's Voyages to the font principalislands in the Africataficas, all from the French; Printed fur. Ri:hard ItWips,, No. 71, St. Paul's L;,lturclt- ya . rd; and.to belud st all bohlksellemai 1)0 . 1)11..1w:1. • FEvF,,,, WILLICii,. Thisicialt to the ,S.txrtn AmlSaisadotat the Court orr (reat - Britain, and Author of the Domestic EncyclopaNlia, Treatise Ott itekiinert and Diet. Letnn on the Vittlies Of the lbw Fever Remedy, &c. 43c, &c. approvei and recommenda to the immediate notice theTublic at lar4e - tanit ritase in particular who itreminz to the West indica, A tnerica, or arty other part of the World, that may b., or have been subject to Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold .4 the Proprietor's Warehouse. No. 4', Chafing-cros4, Lorton, to. Prevent and C.:re: the Yellow Fever. . *al from • 1 The mosr pos itive terstintr , in s pro C 5, 1 ,111 men, and other respectable person* null be soon to pamphlets, to be had, gratis, at the Warehouse which nut only prove, itt the fullest manner, the elfic.cy this lemeily in that most teadful Malady the .N'ellow I. ever, but also that it is an easy, see, pleasant, and certain -,t'tosetvex of kie.dtlt itt a . but climate. The above invaluable Article is sold in Moog, with fill niteaions (sanctioned by l)t. WILLI en), in ooks of tacit of any kind of hev7r, at I)ne ,ufticient tui one Persoll tut Trvelvi ktuntho. [PRICE SIXPENCTI. NA 17 OFFICE, N.;veoWlee rBO4. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS n'ild COAI. A- IizissIONERS7 of His MI jESTP.vitlell'Y du hereby give Notice, 1 . 1.00 t tot -I-Ph:DIVES I)/11 . the 21311 , litTtivtt, fit One ,'Clock, theywill :eq . " treat with $ , ,, ,c1) Perions as may be to Contracilo Majesty'l Yard: ai Dt:fiforar and lko7!:,•ich with. CURLY/,) HORST .11.4.VE:'artel 1:1,41R, and OX aniCOIIII/111" HAIR, for ..NeOvretr's Redr, A Sample of :II Hair, P,,,m 4 . 144 Tc.l4cr, may 3c aril at ibis No Teller Se recc.pe.l ch • Day , Tremy, Piot. any tZ Pa, y,' ut. .;:;vir for SlOr, %; 01.7.10 E OF OIZQNANCE, • • • M.L.I. Pt:l , er' 14, Ito 4. ' TriE PRINCIPAL OrIUC'ERS of llis . y s,rr s 0 pMA E J be rby Ki T tier, t sui,ll he receivcri tbi•l, , Oyer, br• St. 1114 , •garri refi t Ire,ttntivJter, an? at 0 , ..btav,.. , " Office a' Pza-ts:wweih, vie Offetr4 there; Satradly the 5r,!, •.)( .1).-holaker f;,1”: si ! 't.', 6 ,l;efsPt's as may < tz?Fi. l . l l; 11 ) .itniehtake Supfiiv of FIR TiAIBER ttitcrt e ,:ifj 4 . 1)4, 0 4 went, at Portsmowto. .I''ut tiler P.zrticulart, tr,gether Term and Crottlitio , t (Le Coltraei, may be fitto;ot, upiaeapplicatiot at the Seel eta, v't St. .ILlarg.;ret.etreet a'ss' da . t. bepi iv e.,, blttrr o'Cia:k, 4.1 aiik :It tOe t. ,, ,f?.4,•ee nr Portswiuttib. ~ The P..4pucals are 4." ' 1 Sriil( d PP. aid ,sFmti , d rbe va4ide " eroposAls for tlic Siipply of Hr ttr. , Ordnance Service at Portsinnuth 3r,ri eta P m por, E p t i,,, mit:ed afirr the rail's th lay.:/ T)ecemter , thr . P. tl. CREiff, Weir. ' s f .6 I.o"rrE R Y.! EC INS Dit,\\V" . :NC; PILL; of ~tnufry. tB3 . . • SCIIENIC. .9f :C".:„.. - .))9 ar , !! 1 -1), - 4 „ 3 - 39,n104 6 - - 6,9:.0 30oc) 113,,q ~. ~ . • 7 L%9 cut .'r ~ 1~ , ~,1;~ 25,000 Tidy t Z; wo to TICKETS and 511.1.1 t ES are cllh:t; at I ~ etLod • -r • Lottery Office Price of Ticket . C. II 7 e' ' `.,. 1 - 111 f - •• £.9 7o! Eighth . ; C.A.: 7 6 QU..trttr . 4 $4 o I Sigtt:Coth. r 4 (;.:, Thom, who, wi..11 trs have 1) lit tic u h; tt , )berzi slymo bi.ttipertly in their applkation zo setw. 01 . tne Lt. Etery as the final delivery of Tickets from the Bank or England will take place the igth December. For .12UEUMATIVAIS, lZ %INA, CHILO:II.I.Ntg, Dr. sT lens's ot.ouE L Doe. THIS Medicini, Friuli its Worn, penetrating anti 1. attenuating Qualities, is found to be an excellent Rt..: medy for external. Rbentinatiama atul by its strengthening Powers, it speedily restores the Parts which have been i n, lured by BrtIISCS and Sprains. I t is of great service in Cramps or NOliiimicts ' mK Stillness ur Weak the „ loi„ts,.d as 43 Embrocation for the Soreness ut the feet alter violatitt Exer. else; as also in promoting at prop er . Circulation in the ',linty:, when in a paralytic State. - It alsq pattlettlarla' recant. mended lOr Chilblains ; and it used prevent their breaking; but in this ease it Should bechoolvedaud plied warm. The Genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold only hy!.E'. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St „ Paul's, oil the Coach-way, four' po,irs from elteaPsialc, price 24. 6d. a Bottles, Ihkty , included t but as a variety al Ca,iitterttits Arc altered tF. the Public, in which the Names of Ur. Steers, ofeharin , , , ,crtlV, and Mc. Newbery, are fraudulently made ifile ot, Pu;ritasOrs -ara requested to-observe whether the woods 4' F r Newbe(y, No, 45, St. Paul's'," be eitgroved in the Stamp; ttaa, tiid Preparation itinst be spurious. Sold also, by their Appointment, by Dicey aril gotten, How Chur.:h-yard ; Bacon and 'Co. No. t co, and Pi4a - e„ No. 76, Oxfard-street ; j. Wade, Old Rend-street thtyleY and Co, Cocksratipstn.vr ; I, %V- anti Middlc.eaw, Ilolbtorn ; r. Tam, Royal Exchange ; 4 '. Clarke, Borough, High, street.; and by j. Harris, Stweessor to Mrs. E. Newbery; b oo kseller; at the• Corner of Ludittite4rareet.: A cARD.--TO. TUE LADIES. DIXON'6' ANTI-11117100S Are 3 certain Cure thr BiliOUi and Guilty 1310ordcrs, Igervolis and Sick .1 Lead Acits, I titlige*tion, Elatttivncirs, I feart. awl ail iivpoultoildriacai 'Tay are.ttaerl. anct pitroniltd by the.. itoyii F3lllily artlrno;it of the Nqhjlity.. liikjiticion to the .IVilmtter (c. (s X(3.1 N iris ic,iived; is th 4 following front Captain Lloyd, ofilta Littanii ' , • . 4 011-..,-Castle, I laverfordwest, S.nuth \Vales, Fch. ttla , Caiitain Licivtl I)re,ienti hia comrilliticiits to Mr. 1 , icon (altltritigh not p , .!r;on.illy arl-railltett ili , il), it ai a tAvutti hz would aend hint tour or five l%o'e !Hi pill s at soon as irtpo.i,iibly cat, 1\144. Llol'o, who used tir: trait:int", is rarity 114 -iistd very iniwel ;' w.; y;Ci theist any whet.' I, rlii i Connty, II vvrfotit host Carina:l ; ; pi., art; at Fur th,,l, , ,rett Lloyd, ai wetl'as 11; twin I.tuyti fecli it his duty , • ; .All,l -.,• tin whet Itc,goes ; and lie really $111;: , ; ; t would. •,,; Some' peesette a, Vcntler4 in I 1; ~•o,tild be a beißtrit to the Cornittunity," - Said, Wltoleslle and ret...l, at Chine. P,t1t1...r ;, 4. Ch;: (..orn..-r of 1 ) .1t , ' • • • I ;. C.101,1V; , • , • ' .1, I. 11,2.11/Side,' .11 the ;; ; t, • ~, , -I runs ; Shai; , ~1 ; . , . .M 0111.6, e t pit,N.llo* ; , l, , !•, - ton; ttelarn i l'ortsea; „, 1 i , • ,t, Briglnau l Spu , .; , . ; .1 • ~ „ and Sints, liatl; ..;.i (;o..hihry • • • , , , • .! , Weymouth ; c.• , . • . mouth ; iioNlautt •.. •". •i,, • • • ••I• 4.,1• • , Clitint , ti'ord; :; -•: ; ; \VAC., ; t : Fait, i)tvc , s, • 8i1.,,ing5,Gre0,41,i; , ,, , , ',.•• • ; I 'and fiOliiies, 1,, ; ; ' •,; ;n1; and Marshall, ,11•,ou; ; h, York ; Garner, ilai!s;ldoef; Ci 4;: Ak;:nll,.:Att, Wal'gcr, f1; , ;.1,;.0n, #,stie ; Itodford, and uleatt:l,ll ; 6Vols:;•,11;oline Riau, ;,„„1, York, .; ilacon and !it,:ve.rii,d,n, Norwisit; 1;;LI tiklord ; 11r.ty, Sunderland • "A•''ocid and Eddows, Stairtfird ; a;nl Vritt, Leoliod , Kitight,Wiudiot t ; Sin;trt and CU. lit adolg ; ai; ~4 ;tnd Perintiters in every 'l. own ;Ix Also -may he imiLL, Ihiiler s iittprovcd'Silvtir Wireti Tont I; ub540‘,2 K Ourdes,Vheaps'idt, Lciotion , ;