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`OW w tiff, ~ p,. ,;ot)(). MARY-LE-BONI': PARK, A .To IC -M 4 . "4. 1 3HICK-MERCH AN 1 desirous =king 1 4 , 4 , BRICKi fur SALE, in the mitklie of 'a Neighbour -4,,,` Mule ,itio;te and 'private Buildings arc about to be 1 1 '14 5 1 % ( " 111 4Y Wye Brick earth and Ground for I shii:nig of any io Millions tin very advantageous T e rm s, 6,-ryiyi,4l to Mr. Mur an ? Nu 29, Dover-street, Plait., 1 ') , betwee n t h e Hourt.''re'l: st:ti Fvut. • , lit JOl-1-N MOOR Vs , CORUN,NA• 14, 1' I, 4 " ) `,\T CAMP i 4 LOST I), forming a regula r uta tor the Barraci:S, eke. also a SOFA for a 11 4 : 5 Ytootn, ace. and likewise a SEA CO tot board )0141 ) 1 4. 114 '.._Yhb , :eN . ..iting irsinail V Alice. wed the post kis s i rt:T 111: .H.:faCitlrc,l, invented by I‘lolol AN '4llO A . ;ma vr; CJllleflOC-strevt, 114j4 T' sl ~ e buoic the l,i4liest honour; 4.itot to be Ti4 (ll ' o se whn S ite. acid die tor their King vuin t r 4 htom,„ tY A l'n 1>11:i To' ANY AM )I.IN „1" Nurry,_ on fAodeti or of r. Incomes, . 1 4 orNotin;,, or to heirs of Property, or in any tkliph,"".«blp to the bomporet's circum -, ttniL a s . 4 1 1 ' address to Me:i.irs. and Co. 23, i P ew Fit Zl:Oy:74 4 lilare• ur te , ire able, frorn Tweory Ye4rs.pptot4,:e anti ex ten 14,hi111eliutt, to etiva the loot impor(,,iit tra.w.Ksi t,: a "Nts k s ri ii'l bin (Ilineapplica t i o n., lor less than le Y lead to greaterobjt;zli. . ANSI Orr Ast a h l;( El, AN D IiOSE on puipo,.o sir supplving itte Public with _r!al la w :" elannei anti Ltose, at Cs,.l.cat tier- ow Brook s. If", Holborn. LIA.VI ES most ri!spest:tiony informs No ilet I 4, 1 tv G .iitry his Friends ; am' the Public iu j 'coi ‘ itinue ' s to receive from his I'lannel Nrt.,'Y, in Wiles his. assortments of his much.. 4 1 curious Superfine and Double milled hil,' yls :tined to be 01 superior snake tor data. "I•ll,,,;',, w iCii:ji rink in washing, 3 "" the ii::',''"Heisan a d i Hose ,tre particularly tecominencled,py I , rev en i ,1 111 tY let their peculiar softness G ilds ,vatrutlis to 11. ;,; t1 relic , ie Gouts, ltheumatistits,,t4t:•is ier ' 1 , 14 1 to • 1, „I'Lionels are sold bnt real . Vs elt,ll, Iron Y . .tr !'j "'hit ever made in Wales; Allowance mcadt.cikito 1 71•I ' L l4 e „ . 1 ,`' ll '' Piece. Wholes a le Drapers. T ailors , u -4etaii'" "' rehollsei, fcc are siTplied on the some Money , Il ti , ; " the Manufactories . in Vales. pr u t tt " u ; 'Leice al st ' e i r, s lind Stou rbrlciga Knit Worsici ; tie5 t 4 , 4 , 1 4 1 ,.. 11 , liose; three . p.O at the i‘lanufaciurep , ce Gter and Wh ite Welch 'Yarn for Kntt. • „ ..TO THE PUBLIC. . iN c i e numerous Complailits that have b eentye th"c.. l - 1 lest prejudiCe tilight . a rise in consarluence or o,t3t ", I ' ,l l °Ca false representation, Samuel l)aviesi,,pto nit)ltltlTS PATENT. NAMII.Y MAW. t.b, im Ivp.ii's.aliton.Ke.e.ra..fipennuOy Called upon to announce to tlx that Ite never. had - tili! smallest connettion hunse, lute' of the same street ; r nor are htb % t 4 fYI i t anY means made on their plan.. On Oe n': ,t) l i ter ..las the pleasura to add, that wherever hi s hare, i 4e4 ihit. ' 44 they' have given uniVersai satisfaelion ; and the einand trona all partS, both of totvn atta-entip.tfls `!lti t) ,, o ' r v ongetit proof of the,superior excellende or this . in. ,4 44 / 3 ° l , t e h r i, evc , r Y thing of the kind yet attempted. .1 on.. rt t ' ~)e most resPectfully solicits the attention of 1 ,!•41f, 111 - .0 these valuable and much admired- Machn,es, that frntt their corn act t;olltitfU# loll,, Fieit ini 4i v ease with which theY:are worked, and the c°T;" 'red t h;::, wlitch they perform, 'they will be geneta y I,,jghont the country. • . It-1.1141.4" at .the Manufaelory, N 0... Skinner-bt.e , ', no II .I.owoh.—Pnce and, it r equired, to be C 9 t uitiy; !i t packing. , • , • DEVONSHIRE. , TO LET vuttNrstiED. an ti le E astein fare tit the Coitnty, FIN.MILY-1-I()USL, tit -for the mil,i 4ikat) 4 -q ltestcl -ri . ce of Person o f rito Situatton IY !teak It one, within Vle the Sei, znu hits i at. bee tuu Ilual u r utis c u be expressea in an Adver iThe . r enant ny be . . a t iA with any quantity of t~i l bltau„ -ty acoamtna 4 t ore Lail immediately round in* 4 -taut -.owedlitv lc eof * st,or ove r MO oxtetisivc c 7 tig ieht;itot;zcrpsliort and tTh rti .1 he House is iii exc el atilt 11 4 , 4 k the AttentiOn of any 4 ot It Noblcutztit or uerip einul ppi, thg COOntrY. to Nit. ILIteS NO * WeibeCk-Street. egteeMed a , LEVN.DS have everb e e n. - - - .ves and in some Wrts °t. 9( t re4t N es3 e 9- ' 43I Y ul "" tit _The N i)A NA i , tit . et _Antal to l'ersotts I . th .12 ' ,411 Wohiax Cakes.- the t o_ 44 t h„. of tektui , most exquist,c.i wasn. L.lvioc il ' , unless to tite 'Hands ' t bc‘-' 3 titl,liettbyl4l4aL,..4°4l)., Even in, cases whet: the skin h a s 4r, ote rlf or other violence, the v vic liai.o.,e,Nl Anti I C TI O O A . tSe d ; jpl,,ltibly, ant i petiliJOL.ll eik d bY 34 bwoutlitiess fairn,:ss, and delic.+o , ti v _ Ivhich t4ollOt. ac ' cluireti by any ottur It is L:Aperience only th.t any one can form. , 6. 1.4 v,_4 01 the 3upetior excel lowa ot this sOJP• Pioptietot's Agent, whose s ignaturc-it U . C on . 44,1 t a b So lie. 239, Strand, near 1 emple.bat, L . to tt r4 b 'tic i x -- ,Prapriciors, 'di a turther si.lcUtitf, beg then kft'ttr, I t -r t .., , n noticing, th a t the and aOress 0 . 1 the 411 t 4 • opra 4g . N o .. 27. H ow „s t reet, Cuvene-gar ‘ crea,write:.? s the label and wrapper. All others are fii.t t ?id by i tut p ilera an d tat all I . ItY reapectabie or but 4t . ovvi. and Country, price is. each aericitrAry to' he particular in observta, ith , Ts he the MeillS Pre 7 c"bb .""" " 4 “. b hAB of Idle beer prictiVd. 641 4 t 3 - A 4 . , gli-k.S-.,. *.,, \-,4.,0,_ 4 ' ,-,4. 41?i-s2 ••k: , ~4 .0-.17..i.,.‹.., ..1....',.."-7 ~.,,,,,,,..1,7,.;t4,3•5.i.::.t-.':?,..;t4:i`:7;' ~ Vl.7q.'hylit,i.l':;',: ~-.,...„.... ,#, .7 .1, , •-,-vt).4-«- '1 t.,,t074,tt '.:,..,..4t. ' ektir' ~..:•„ ." 4., 7,p.N'.. .; isi l; , t . , , ~ .. SUN. T HE CONDUCTORS of the MENTOR MA • , CAZINTE4 anxious th at the Publie should pOiteo ofg.t . every facility appreciatinhe table, And of;tholoughly understanding the bash:. un which the MENTUR ON. _ . . TINE is founded, are determined that the Subscriptions due upon the Shares, may, at the choice of: the Substribers, stand a'er till January, and as the Hrst Number of that.grAnd National Work will be published in !ant:pry next, there will be twelve• months r.tlowed to the Share- . holders to exaniin. the SOlidity and Utility of a Plan, which, •founded on the Principles of,Equityand Truth, pre,ems qn union of improvement and profit, not before known to exist, and which the Fathers ~ot Families Most, particularly en courage, as an equal benefit to the minds and fortunes of their Children, - . , lt, * * Engraved Receipts,. to secure Shares, are now ready to deliver, at the Mentor Office, IN, I vy-rane, price 2s. 6d. where Non-Subscribers 410 may obtain 'Prospeduses anti PLills of the Tontine. Tills Day was - published, price rs. 6d. continued annually, •' GENTLEMAN'S MATHEMATICA L scoNl VANI ON, fo r 18t2, being No. XV; : contiining An. stvers.to the. last year's Questions,: Szi:. with new ones pro. posed to beitnswered in next Nuinber, including Otigi. , nal Philosophical Papers sad useful Eitraets. '• • ASTI-MIAS: and , evcry AF FIiCI.ION of the BREATH. THE PECTORAT, BALSAMIC SYRUP. 'is a Specific Rerri,:cly for the above' CoMplaints": if is not th: Delusion of Quackery, but the Presctiption of one of the inbst eminent Physicians, which he presetuctito the kinprietor._ It is prepared purely of Herbs, anti possesses ,al.lthwe healing ant expectorant Qualitio peculiar to Ve. KPUble Creation. flundr e eas can attest the benefit they,have delved from it. Prepared and Sold by J r 'Oily, No. 330, Oxford-street ; ant by V.lde„ No. 46, Corninli, London—in'bottles eaei, or the quantity of three for one guinea. .All Orders from the Country must have value en. closed. • - RI .ANIMATION , - \IVHEN the most important funiiions of life are suspended, and those who are invalids,by inheri tance or imprud;ttnce, are reduced to the most deplorable state. : of 'N t lt VOUS IA BILITY,it is mt in despair that relief is to be tomtit I 'l'heGL NUINI AROMATIC (..O'O 7 ..NGES of,STEEL are the beat, if not the only remedy, for this specie, of:de bility. 'When aversi2n to exercise, loss or depravity of appe tite, at pallid countenance, indicate . approaehing con j oin it tion, the (tektite tent;le will be presetivd and ta.stored to health and society', ~ b y bettigy iiqittonee of_ this' eine: When the spark oh life. hegiiii to groW 41ini, the circu lation langyid, Atlct the tacitities pi44 , dym..(l, thew Lotinges will restore health sod motir to the debilitatcd tr.thic, alai erfulness and animation to the Prepared by the soir Propiietor, Seddon, and scAl•I wl,,lesale and-retail by hi 4gerit, Mr..Giii!)rd, at the rigi, n3L WittelloUSC. t;s, S:rand, near Somerset House. RctAil also at Mr. Sanger's, 'Ox tiji - d.st s reet ; lion); and RandaiPs, Royiti t change. .Price 75: per box; or tour boxes in one, for 225. duty itiOudect. 'particularly. •necessary to obserie, that . each box is sighed by the Proprietor,' J. P. Seddon, iii his own' hand. writing, without which none are genuine. riiirNESl3 - FLUID,: or TO? UMN - OIL, is found from experience to be the best Preparation in the WOrld for making the flair . groW 'thick and long, preventing its falling oil' or changing colour, gives it a most -he:44'lll, gloss, strengthens the finest hair,. and renders it capable of 'retaining its curl for a considerable length -of time, even in' a damp or moist atmosphere; it -also prothates the growth of whiskers, eyebrows, &c. and its power of regenerat ing hair on parts of the head which have become bild, is truly astonishing. It is so perfeelly innocent that it may be used to an infantomd is proVed, by experience, to possess tho).c properties so often expected in varn•,.fromn other pre parations. and its most petted safety can only be_ equAled by RS. invariahle. efficacy in producing one of thelnost sirable ornaments of nature:—A FINE ll EA D FKA I bald it -is. • :arid Ss. or onto bottle, containing seven - sthaf 1, at one guinea, by the Proprietor, R, Wilson, No. .171, Ox ford street. • • • • • And by appointment, by Messrs. Bayley and IlleliV,.Cock. snur-street Rigge,'6s, Cheapside4 Turner, 75, Bond-street ; Mattress, 35, Fleot-streeti Keath and Co. I-Latuarket ; Swift, flolborn ; kieltards; Chemist, tni, and, Low, s 3 ), Strand ; Davison, so, Fleet.street irSerry, 17, Greek-street ; Raine, strec4 Covent-garden;' and by, most ri,!weCt. ahle -Perfumers and Medicine 'Venders, in - Town and Country. TUESDAY, DECIntIIER 3, 1811. 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They continue to dired their studies to the treatment and cureot venereal Compl ,ilits, anti t hit derangement of the sys. tem, whieliis time tamsequence of the reratelous and wasteful effeets of it habit long and .most unhappily pursued by the youth of both se:tei. ' lu the one it will he foumni to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages ta. tally developed to them ..by a distressing state..of debility. which it tiut timely reineded, terminates .in. impotence. these are its reinnte and filtimate effects, while tion, loss ofmtiscttlar powerond various tier vous'eonto hoots, usually charatterise the ear her stages of tins so; itary vice. --- Of persons languishins un, the disorders litchi...lit mu such 4 habit, their tteatlllelit 15 siunhle, and has ocver proved, fni , ;uc. essful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extcinieti practice, in the most.obstina te and complicated cases of ve. nereal infettion, such its obstructions in the urctlita, spianey excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptiona, semi. 'nal wealwss, sleets, as also ST It IC'"( I; It I , S, • Whether recent or at low; duration, and \which have bat: tied the skill of other Pr:V.:Witmer:4 are by their pi%remit lhrlr Pioved' planet' ireateslent, etiectually and permanently Cured, without the l'atictit sintering the o:ctn.:lacing pa.n and alarming hentinfilage winch frequently 'l9; tofvs the a ppliot lion of time lunar caustic. lit the course of twenty years extensive pradice in this •Metropolis, notherou4 cases of Strictures have ; beep and are daily under their eare, theex total e r a dication or which is etlicied by a sate, certain, anti pi. d mode of pvicilce, stwerior to any other ytt adoted. 'Vile'weakness, relaxation, elittileliiilty proceeding train this eortiplaint are speedily removes!, and the l'atieot festered , to sou nd and vigorous health. nut where the! debility has for years existed, a p r f f p er perseverauce their , es turative t o• medics, after the Stridure has hecri dew:eyes:, is intlispcns3 hiy requisite to revive thc . sitimberim; .aparks or life an,141 reanimate the cons! itution. Sdveriil Noblemen and Gentlemen of the firat respeda. tidily have been under the care of Messrs. Conte, and Co. tor, i e retnoval of amiplaints of' the Uietttra, Strictures, and having reCeived a rad iv ical and permanent ist cure, Utah retereoc es may he gen to them. 45 satadory evi• denees of the decisive superiority of Mes•ra. Ctirrie and Ccfs. plan of treatment. Many of these h eiilii....inen.bave the badcar St r fie tAges fr o m ma to :to yeas, unit ad ben finder ot . NTesses. Home, tleaviside, and•other Sor e pins 91 clinal van, nence, who attempted, the Cure 14 Inct - aripliciatoll of tile Lunar Caustic:, without i nicee - ;,-a, Messrs. Currie and Co: may be consults-A by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honotir, at their house,' N o . toy,'ll ation . g a r dco. . Patients in the c ountry are requcistedabit to l state the particu. tars of their ca s e, age, ahti general hti ,:closing a remittance for - advice anti meitteities, when the. same wilt he given or bent to any parr of Ire kingi:urn, To ensure that secrecy So essential to their undel asithe, pUSt• sac cut letters may afpbe addtai to t he arr at:ctnnt I,er .9th J u ne, 9,—foY, ilattott-g, ADVICE, T NCO UIL AGED by the uniform success 'nf .E.4 tending their peculiar method of treatment in the Cure of a few preyaltot t.:amplaints, whiett has been continued by many years in a large and extensive pra6tice ; .stehteistrblie'e ri ulClslce oof ut tl . le happy e&•cls resulting to the Punt is Vann Medical men confining their atttention to a certain. class of Di se;;s e s , Messrs, GOSS and CO, continue to tilted their ° 'tulles to those disorders arising trout a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate youth, winch not only nceasions a oitinerous train of nervous attectioas, but also entails on its votaries, all the enervating itilbecilities of old age. I 'that iii•tressitig state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the con , :querice of such baneful Habits, excessive chin - king, long resident - chi hot climates,. br any other cause,' by which' she powers of the 'Constitution become etVerrbled, as legit !any educated Suremins of London, they oiler a firm,' safe, and speedy !triton tioti to ormitthttid vigorous, Heal t Ir. Mil t on 4n early application is made-for the Cure of aCE It- TAIN DISO lilt, frequently contratted in a moment of inebrieq, the eradication is generally conipieted in the short spaCeot twodays; ana In the more advanced and irivetermte sragesof Venereal infectiop, charatterised by a variety of painful and distressing syrrit.X; . onts, persevetance their (also lwitheirt restraint in diet or Oercioe) will insure to Ow Pittient a pi:rows:era and radical Cure. The I.)lSeitSeS of the U. retlira, as trequently conneited With or arising tram the above Complaint, have. not escaped" tli;.ic r,trenton 4., by irti , infallible and improved Plan, they arc eri abidd to remove obstinate G lees and Sri ictsfres, Wirethi re ant or of long duration, w ithoirt 're.orting to the painrul (IdifterOUS nee 'Ottile Caustic Bungle. Many instances cast tie addoCed of very inveterate Cates, of several years control' - anCe, having yielded to their method in a frw days, after the cure bad been attempted by other Practitioners ever 11014 t and such has hi.en t livagree:ible result ola practice or fourteen years, .1 that the mode of treatment hai nut io one sin le itt stance ever proved abortive, during which period natty thousand persons, orliutp sexes, hthvo txperic.,,c4 the e n . joyinent of 'having been pertee.tly Cured, after scacre and tirjUrious Methods had been )Aerscvereil in to no purpose. Messrs GOSS aiitl Co. eXCIUiIVC 1 y professing toe Cure of these particular c , ,tirplaints, in order iti it they may not be, by a nosialien. few, niaikett with the obloquy so justly at. titroa4l to the ign,r.,ot Empiric, think itbut justice to them selves to state, that they have been pro i lerly educater,l, and initiated into every branch ut prokission certitii..ate. of w hich, from lilt rcs . it sfr.spitals, and teSiiiiiolllA trout the most erntiltrit Physi,.: ins. t Ivry lia yr to convince any inquirer) that 'lie success resit Itrng trom their et.deavOuis toss Paluced tlipm .to quit the prattice 4 lb: ~y.l), f r.ti i'l,tclitioner, and they presume tii.it their prcterHrous ioreduale a hair protrori tOr the unpkecedesittal confidriue with which they have, by the Publie,`beesi so liberally finis „ +t reel. To be consulted at their hour i: daily (`personally, or by letter), by Pati;:iitS of either sex, with accreey and n e n c ,,4, Patients in toe co'_:ntry :ire ferplet,t :a :;takss the patriot.' lars of their case, age, and of 4 , iv oiz, kook • Note, for litiViCe and Meths a: Will be lot ward. etc to any part of the 'kingdom. Goss turd c o , Surgeons, lA, Bouverie• st es:t, Fleet stset:t,. • r . , „r" . I ?RMS . FIX:PENCE HALFPENNY , OFFICA OF ORDNANCI:o 30, IS I, T" UE. PRIArCIP:di OFFICERS (if 1113 141 7 :fitSTY's ORDNANCE do ktri.6) , give Notife, I hjt Avtordhr Toil/ he . received al their:.office, in Pall AIX, OPT r 'AP? llonday, the 9i6 dsfy Decern4er next, fr.,* tiith Perscnt as rn.ll , Gr willing to underrtuiti ile P,l V L 11 BA L. LA s-r,fo, Soviev 4,1 the R 74 4 .1 ETIRCer D'plITMl.l4l sfr TWO The writ ‘orrAi4t rf Gray . rl;aiod f-dn near the kiwi weal, :yid he delivered into Ordnzoce g.s wt. the ;pot, and the daily S.itpl ►eguired zitilihe front 30,>" 1 . 0 nr. : pa, ticula I,getilti• Ter"' isnd C'zxrthi'Pr: of iin.Confroei, may be kn:nyn at for Seeret.s l 4 001er in Pal:. 411,. afire,aid, any ,4y tetween. Ibt his n r 4 ei 7e» aid ' t4 k, u'htrc the P,l,salr' mks; le delitisTed,itealed ivf it'gd " Proposals for River 13all4st.' but r.Y Pro„'cJa/ eaa / 'santil:ed after the said gib ,of i?:•cetubsiri ar nit/ark Noiql Day; setioer will oft" Tender b.! unless asakine it, or an Agent in bit lel.4af, shall attend. • - Ordcr of /be R. 11. CREW, Ser. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. mrt. PERRY, Surgeon,: Southampton-,srroe,' Bloomsbury-square, Proprieter`of ADAMS'S,SoI,. VENT, a mild, yet efficacious Cure of Stone and Orav v f,-. of the Bladder or Kidneys, acquaints the Publ e, that he de votes his Whole professional attentioli to the above Disc: and may he consulted at his own house on Wednesdays a nd f ridays, where he dispenses the Solvent, in bottles of and it. 2s. Stamps included, two lit w hick last e u rred calculous diathesis in the Habit, and tht , reby preVent ConCretion of the Stone in persons of a sedentary life. s Sold also at ll . scon anti Co.'s, ►so, ()sibyl-street ; awl at Bolton's, front of tl►e Royal. Exchange, in bottles at 4s, bd. tac. ' 'Elie. Author's .' Disquisition on the Stone and Gravel,#* Ninth Eldition, price I.s. 6d. painting out the Diet to he ob.' served during the Cure, with many extrao:clutary cases, sow. olp Recovery, e VO) titter the operation mad teett solved on, may be had at Neely and Co.'s, BooksellerS • N. Paternoster: row. . N El, An Officer of high rank in the Army, tknd thought to be p recoVery, is porfealy cored by the Solveta, ilisierett under the approbati. , h of Sir Lucas Pep) s, lt,crt. auct the'Reginwtml Surgeon. Fr6;yl the LON D9N GAZETTE, iyuv, 30, 1811. D/uroIwDS. Dec. '3l. I. .King,' Nenth: GLittlerr.n,ltire i irctlthonger; at etevtx.. at the It.t.)yal ti0:,.1, hmn. E.4'c• I. 13,x115. GOat Varttiouth, drAper, at tw;lrr, ,ilk the sthr, Great Yarmouth. Dec.,zt. T. white, , Mhite.yarki, Whita."`' ch,tpei, corpur, at tw,::‘,C, at (itottill4l i , . . . .... . . Lond ,, n.. . Dtc . . '2.1.' lt. -/../.7,` late of `Charles-street, Corowell's. tier::, St. Lieorge in the Last, Middlesex, tiCtilef in coals, at twelve, at Guildlial., London.' Dec. 24. Vt.,llarchard. LAM -;, ~ t, ECIITI6IItoII, Midillesex, t t ivierivriter; A; twelve, at i;tiiitin.t;t, 1,0n(19n. ... 23: I. lerininga ' late of ‘Vencllebury, '<ford, brewer; at elcven, at the Marlberough Arms Inn, New ~ %, ‘ , L x iit,„: k i Oxtord. Dec. 21. C. Stewart, Berwick-street, Westminster, . sex, at ten, at Guildhall, London. lan. t 4. T. 1.). Poole, Allingtun, Gloucestershire; mille r , at twelve, at the FleeLe Inn, Cirencester, D ec . 17 Barlow, ilanchestet, merchant s • at twelve, at thi: Star Inn; Manchester. I au. 4. W..llrnitett, Merton, Surrey, wilco:. printer, at ele ven, at Guildhall. Lonihn. Deatct id . G 2 l t i . .. htl Cil London. ones,Slieilield, Yorkshire, druggist, at ovi Dee. ;t. T. I'orter, Unioth.court, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, ,• Dec. 14. 'G. Henzell, Little East-cheap, London, and r. wrikr, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 11. H. Mindy, Lawrence Poutitney. hill, 'London, and 1. Wheildon, Copthall-court, London, merchants, at one, at Guildhall. - Dee. 2.1. W. Watson, Great Cambridge-street, Hackney ' wadi' Midalesex, builder, at one, at Guildhall, London. lan..tts. 11. Varker, Middlesex, iron-tounder, atone, at Guildhall, London. I)ee. 23, I. • V'anarant, I eistol, dealer, at twelve, at the: 1; iiininer Tavern, Saint's• Line, Bristol. Dee; z 6. It, B. Oliver, Brampton, Cumberland, coiton., itianufaatirer, at 'eleven, at the Bush, Carlisle. Did. at. r.• Veleittner, Angel-court, Throgmortott. street, London, merchant,. at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 24. S. tones, Duke-street, Aldgate, London, draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. 0 Dec, 24. 0. Taylor, Great Totham, Essex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec.. 24. D. Thotrian,• Pickett-street, Strand, linen.draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London,. , l a y,. 3. W. liewmonl, CrOSslantl, Yorkshire, cotton:tilin. ner, at elevetT, at the White Lion Jon, Halifax, York. attire, Dec. 21. P. Howell, Loridon.road, Southwark holier. . dasher, at one, at Guildhall; London, • . P Dec. at. R.-King, Mincing.lanc, London, merchan ts 4 ten, at Guildhall.- ..„ Dec; 23. t. Woryill, Warrington, Lancashire, flour dealer, at one, of the Georgo Inn, %Vittringinn. 7. W. Dix4•4l •411)d N, Dixon, Rotherhithe, Surrey, timber.rnerchatiti, at one, at London. Dec. 3. W. Reeve, Clapham, Surrey, coach• master, it otie, at Cuilctlialt, London. • Dec. 23.. I. Maddock, Liverpool, soap-hoiler,lit one, at the George Inn, Piale.,Stieel, I iverpool. Dec. 2,1, W. Liverpool, snip. boiler, at nue, at the George Inn, Dale-street, lverimol. De*. I. E. Abell, Ingram-court, Lon. don, merchant, at twelve, at GuildnAll. Dec. 21. , 1, West Smithfield, Loniion, stationer, * at eleven, at (3 Itlitall. Dec. 2 4 . M;Preiat and I. Preist. Thorney•strect, bury, Middlesex, coacli.nwkers, at• one, at Guildhall, London. CIERTII'IC4TES, Dacisattelt 11. I. Wll on, kLinahester, ;roger. I. Liverpool. dealer. C. Flatten. !hien!, 51ioc.in tker. 1, G. Skal tay, Lite of St. Stvithin's. lone, London, bur 1-.)%4 ni'initth-street. Cletkenwelt, hliddlesex, triet,ll.4lll. tV, Vol', SsICCII-Street, LerluiOn, V. Str.ley, Fleet-strett, London, stlk.rnerci.r. ' I. Ogden, sett, l'andletoh, blancher. t'''atr), Salford, Lancaster, cotter-spinner. 1, Smithson and I tinittlisoll, Weal/mutt), Dar, liarn, en il-titter. w, I. d wjr ,l g . tturton lotlletU!t6hile, Ni keruith, T N,ttr, Isticltinihattt phice, Nesv-r,tiA, St. Mary-la-I:orate, bmlder. H..\lewburn, jun. Lloyd's („"offi,:e.houstt, undcte Naykr, Aborford, Yorkshire, flax.spioner, 'Scutt Fenchurch-street • Chambers, London, ranpr, broker. siwaril4g, Brightheinlistone,,,Sussex, c;ilaingt• maker. R, Bird, Skiptoti, Yotklibird, sitop-kceini. R. "Poplar, Leiccocr 7 stplarcs Mlf.htiestlx, 1, oiliton, Scuicoats, Yorkshire, gicxet. W. I.i“Oer, York, confcetioner. II ythe, Kent, zpit.merchavt. . ,• • --- - , 111E ATikiL COVENT.GARDEN. r III 4ORHOW EVENING; Dec. 4,., 1 0 11, Will be performed, tor the first time at this Theatre, 144 t:(4ll edy or • .THE HONEY MOON. The Duke. Mr.„N DUNG ; • • laquez, Mr. L I STUN Tuliaiia, Mrs. C. KLNIIICE. To which tvill he added, the MUsicAl Farce'r:if THE POOR SOLDIER'. • • .' termil, Mr. 13110 A PHU RST ; Patrick, Mr. 1. - Ayl.oß; Darbi', Mr. LIS PON . k . Father Luke, Mr. , Silt\ Nou), Miss BO L'PON Kathine, . LISTO i ;c l' , , ll ,ees for the Boxe a s to be Mrs taken of Mr N . , Brandon, at the ox-Office in Hart-street. boors will b e o p ene d a t Hall-past Five, and the P . r.,d lay +in at Hall-pist Six. 4,2 es is, Second. price' 3s. 6d.— Pit 3s. 6 d. S eco nd- p rice IP'(Ptice 6d. s . Steculd. price, Is. -- I p,)er Gallery ts, Se 7 ~ v n 1 ., 711 c w ` l ".rbdaY, • The ‘'inier's Tale; with The Review, or , ‘ l i'ciirt .44s or Windsor.— On tiOay, The Man of the LI with 'Robins.—.on.'"SaturdaY, /I IV , . TiZa4o,7•On Mon. ,11 e0 and Whet. • PUbtiC are respe....tftilly informed, that a new Farce is '4al4-41, and will be proil.,:ced am soon as possibii. •