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T H,ESE are to give Notice, that:on Thuraay, • • the 15lloinstant, at Ten o'Cloth in the Forenoon, will he expo Jed to PUBLIC SALE, at his illajastys Victual ling-Yard, Deptford, sundry Lots of ,unservivealde Provi sions. and Stores, now in the said Yard, viii , OLITIcALREFLECTIONS oLI tlie true In- ter . ests tif the FRENCH NATION. By NI: DE dHATEAUARTA'Na 4-1 IRFATRF. _ RQYAI.,'DRURY,LANS. • •Alaj„l i , J.ItiSENI, Fal, - Eli, 1, D ec . 14, tneir Sorrlnts ‘,"! perform the Play of , 1) 1, P :e uf`i. MER. CHANT OF VENICE. e"tee, P Phillips • Antonio, 7B. ' Mr. Powell;_ qiyNilr:•Rae; .Gr . atiano, Mr:Wrench ; Lorenzo, Mr. Nrrt Kean ; Launcelot, Mr. Oxberry , Portia, ,Nith*Y•i*Nerissa, Mrs. Harlowe ; Jessica, Mrs. ; Bland. Ivkil be added, 14th time, - a• new Musical Romance, in Two Alts, called 0 , , 'PH E N INTH STATUTE, t _ rHE IRISHMAN IN . lIAGYAI! rt or ocw Scenery, Machasery, Dresses, &c. • N insir e , itireir new 'with the ,xception of to,r, (pritiational Nielodies),composcd be Priroice nalsora), Mr. I. KilrooneyWallack M ; .tlrn. (an ,q112,,,'"), Mt. Jhohnstone ; -Bonbilitr Mottin tr:,),? 1 N4 7 1 • 41 ' ) * Mr: Ozberrv; Morabec,(a benevolent Magi ] (a Der- A e tt ie ; Asdrael of the Genii), Mr- "_ 1 .. 1 h4 Stit e 'a oc e , o f Miss Boyce ; !Tx . Kelly; kusca. (a Lady of tilt. i t th e 71R3 C o o ie 11::th9'at!'10.413a,'ical RUmance of The Ninth Statue; crtititiet • 4gdati, will be repeated every Evening till furl or,. The he'4N+l'r Zttall4'lle',l'`.l44acbetli-;•Macbeth, Mr: Kian N . 7. -- 1 0 , z i F il. r — iday n , y,4Eatageni • Letitia Hardy, :Miss s d. y 0 • .tri; Othello, Mr. Kean.-0,1 Mim ' third. • ic e t ;e;l ;I) 04. ek the' of ich ,c 4 0 4, 0' O t ,; 11 „p r ° lc. / e 4 r c..4, 01. f el'- 1 0 17 I ,ero 0 r eJ - 1 or , A he fs4 oit IS ve 14117. 0 1 10 . ' t i V 4l l b 6 \1 1. 411., ADVICE. p rofessional iNien eminent for skill Offer Lviee, and t.xert their pte ." 4 -e;of a - few reigning Diseases, thek it rise ,11-• j NtP. I tS Mb/01'1i fustly.,excited•agaitist t,te "le tt • l:ll :m, , ignoriiitt ,drtlt c. first principles, and ".1.; 41• praCtice of •• - •• CURRIE and p csst fid h ure() g th e, . sanctioned by every privilege to prac `ttllt, te,,,,i:.nieuart success. which th e iee-mode of treat -I'Nile,,eltithet Complaints has hitherto been attended, of sp eci s aa.se assiduity to direct their studies to the k„' t 4 ha te .i .e4 of that•barieful poison', as well :LS the re sh 11,4 ',"nter the • debjlities and_ del. eietteies which e k te t et e ,,, matrnuoaal state. In the catalogue 'O 4 'le I,4l..s.tbere are none inure afflicting than those ilkoPt conseryee.nces of an indulgence in ktive- 'habit The unhappy sufferer broods itk 4n eh • " n ese asham e d k•k. Pe r , a m )4 Ted to seek relief, - until he is . re•- t,ti,„. s 4 4 Ut t ',•.' of misery as to render life oppressive. will be a consoling reflection to know that • 4,1"41er y_a n.rm and. infallible remedy, be restored d 0,,,!, ntio ;till ,saene,• - tli and vigour. Weak . , Itt •o'ij u „ rutted habits pioceedirig either from an k"t , illicit pleas - tire, or from a long rcsi :Of 1, • are l t ardArinkincr, the• injudicious use of 1;1 toTeeddy toreci hifalth a: wheregh Ott'l4,,',4l.eliet`.7evide;it preposition, that the ag fiir 3 p t a y n s , directed e v e i, t o e d o f t: f t i t t i • l i t s re:t t n i • !i n i t i pecolia.r .. , ; , ,plaints. tbere.must - he the • 1!:0 4 . 1 `50.. e ,, • of c ..",re is so particularly expediti .as, as superior to the commou practice, 0 @,'Vat the s t i . c ,''ses o'f infection 4 perfect restoration is Pere re , e rase r . t Period of three flays, arid in those of er et , in ,),.‘vhere other Practitiimersitave k s^ pi lf , ,,,lly s4f,. Lc , 11 their plan of treatment' - ' , !nstires to e.irfa, w..01-srounded,' and lasting .re-eftablisb- Vgif pt ' a 1, ! ,4 4"p.beation, the patient will escape the it Nst,„sr%vetlti,tie tediOUS attendance :you 01 (. 1 \ s Pll lit the most obstinate and compli s"Ry ex„.•••••11 infection such as obstructions in the " rt ee! 'nl aar "e hcese bard ' "uutours, callons.ulcers, 1 1 / 4 ‘ l ,tl l ,(4 4 ( i n k t e r 07eia_lutess,' gleets, ' 'as alsd's"FßlC"l'Liße - S,, duration, and which have baffled ~tfuners, are, by their present improved tJlltsiiffr.ectually and permaneptly cured, with- hich.e . 'n' e : the exerneiatith , nate and alarming 1 4 theeittle.ntiy follows the application of the 9 114,4,11, (feu, of .2,0 years exiensire practice in Y 4 . 4 ! th,j r c. Us eases of strictures have been and t'fe',k4 4 to, k ' , 4r t, er , e, the total eradicatiou of whichts oth i i?rut. h ,,n, and expeditious inOtle of practice, 11,. , 4 , ay pr ' 'Yet adopted. The weakness, relaxa i 11 ( "edit., . ' e • . 4,.4t wh .le p atiel g Item this complaint, is speedily ot t 'tt . rit,,,( l :e th e ~...r!stoied to simnd, and vigorous he e iien.e.bility has for years existed, a ie-o 14,11ttir;11bili,klit. te remedies; after the tttt 00 indis . pensably requisite to sparks of lite, and to , re-aniiimate the m`ftl e 'k e „,'"fa eit . 11 , 4t,.t,1 tied, 411t1-Cientl 0t , 14, centen of the first respeidibi ~t, t.i te , re _ car e of Messrs currie and C7rfor : !,, s l e 4 , ll e r t 'i ll ,tt u t e ,, i 4 t . d' it a r T ,l t..°f the preihr a, Strictures, Bz.c.; 1 1 1 1 441 r, , 1 Ay b e n. ' ( '; l l and permanent cure, request tN, 4 t, ,1 1, lo them, as satisfactory evidences 10 t tt 1t y.2 4 ati v of - Messrs. Cm- • • lid * Co 's, plan .. (4 e entl ' enien ii l t ittv a e . hadlit . rictures 01{,'"itt, tit ! and n - under the care of 11 . 1e,srs. 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Per cent. is to be made' upon the amount of each Lot at the time of sale, and the remainder of the pur chase-money paid before the Stores are reMoved, for which purpose a period of 14 wr;rking days' will be allowed frame the day of sale, the Buyers particularly observing, that not less than one-half of the quantity is to be taken away from (he pre naves within the first seven days, and theremainder in the seven following days, otherwise the . ,deposit nioney will be forfiited, and the Provisions or 'Stores remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of time dill, on awl account, be granted.. This Day was published, price 53. Od. boards., A NARRATIVE of the RETREAT ,of.. the 11 BRITISH ARMY flout BURGOS; with au Introduc tory Sketch of the Campaign of :812; and Military Chatac ter of the Duke of Wellingtdn. • By GEORGE FREDERICii.:BURR.ODGHS, Esq.. ~ . •Late Assistant-Surgeon of the Royal Dragoons.. - Printed for T. Egerton, Military-Litnary ( Whitehall; Longman and Co, Paternoster row; W. She yard, Bristol ; and all other Booksellers. . , pLES.—This painful and eventually danger ous Complaint may be assuaged .and,safely removed, by - having recourse to the-Medicine prepared by . LEWIS, No. 14, Charles-street, Covent-garden. It is sold there in. packets.at 7s. each, or tbrerejor In each packet is-con tained very full -and 'umple-printed Directions, Rules, and Cautions - , so that any one suffering under this painful order, may have-the satiOaetion of judging of, and pursuing the most likely and safe mode.of effecting relief, or of guard- - lug against, or preventing the danger of Fistula, :Willett springs from neglected or ill-managed Piles. AmOug names great itt • medical• science, who have approved - of ,: Le mode of relief suggested by the present medicine rot- pf the ingredients which .compose it, and the mode-of administering thent), may be mentioned the celebrated Stahl, iluffm . :l4. Cullep;Darwin, - and John Winter. - When the Pi Iss are p atfention to in their early stage, the healing art has IN:sources' stithcient,.not only Xi) relieve, but to establish a em - e.. These resources are pointed out in the above printed Directions. It may be had Lieu . frour-llandall, gxcliange ; hlai dry 11n darer; Binps, Crutwell, Keene, Meyloe, bath; Tyler; Brent weiod ; Mills, Bristol • Seeley, • Brickinghata 3 Town son, Chatham ; Marsden, Colchester ; Jollifle , Crewkerne tlneeaborough, Dr - instable ; Tree - Inan or Woo!iner ) Exeter; Blake, Maidstone; Harold, Murlboromitli -; Inwood, Nelk.frore Pasanell Dicey, or Edge, Northampton; Jones', Oxford; Dmoli,,Rochester ; BroJie, Salisbury; Cruse-ell, ur I_.angdom, Sherburne; Jogget, ''Taunton; Evill, Wells; Edes, Wicks. ham. . • ACArrara I 3-n-1m - DEAIIrarTHO!JSANDS. • J SALUTARY ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED. • MES'SRS. COOPER anil Ch. Surgecili ' Char lotte-House, Great Charlotte-street,' Blackfriar.- road,. opposite Rowland •Hill's Chapel, during :-.;Wyea'rs. regu . lar practice, can aver that thousands fall.vbtinss yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to their taking the Cure inland bemselves,':er consulting illiterate men, and whie*in,pr-per treatment have caused ulcerations, with blotches on tha.head, face, and body, dimness in the sight, noise in the cars, deaf ness, strictures, obstinate glects, nodes on the shin-hums, ulcerated sore threat,' glandular sWellings in the n'etk, ex treme weakness in the knees, swelled aitkles, neetarnol pains in the head and limbs, A rrequently mistaken and Often fatally treated as Rheumatism), with a train of other diseases, at leimgth Dropsy ensues,. with a general Debility,' and dewy Of the constitution, originating from a DREADFUL EASE lurking in the habit, or thel,improper use of wer cury ; and which disorder frequently appears years after, and toe often tarough the finer cartiliges of their little tender and unotfeuding offspring; the effects of an ill-cured contagion its the unsuspecting parent. Surgeon Cooper and Co, are consulted -daily from ten till eight, at Charlotte-House, by elk ranks of people, or by let ' ters, post-paid, stating particulars, age, &c. inclosing a re , mittancc, when medicines and the best advice will Le sent to any part - of the town or cotintry. Messrs. Cooper and to. have been regularly bred to the profession, (and their experience in the above disorders are.- ' unparalleled), are Members of the Royal College of Sue geons, in London and Edinburgh ; and it is gratifying to their_ feelings to announce they have cured, without confinement, • very many of their • fellow-creatures'pf the above dreadful disorders (after others, - and even hospitals .had failed). N. B. The PILES andYISTOLA cured without Burning • er Cutting, and-those who labour under the most distress ing cases of debility (froth whatever cause, whethet juvenile indiscretion or 'otherwise) nerd not despair: Direct to Messrs. Cooper and Co. Charlotte-House, opposite' Rowhiud Hill's Chapel, Blackfri Irs'-road, Lolidcir 4 .,* Advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday,and Sunday I.llol'n '-inns, from eight till ten. , fIICKM.A!%IS's PILLS are an EFFECTUAL CURE for GRAVEL and STONE, STOPPAGE of URINV; COMPLAINTS in the irACK and LOINS, KIDNEYS, - BLADDER, and LUMI3,!AGO. _ _ OF the various Complaints incident to the ins man frame, there are none MON dreadful in their na ture, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. They are complaints to which every ICf5Oll is liable, as the water we drink is impregriarea with particles, which not only cause the excruciating tortures, but are a foundation for every other species , of disurder. .. HICKMAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, composed of the ' most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular effi cacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing tire Urine, but shappily destroying the petrifying quatity'of it s from which proceed the above Complaints, ezc. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, arid banishin4 every •per -nicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement A COpy of a Letter. To Mr. HICKMAN, Apothecary, St a,--I believe Hickman's Pills to be the . best Medici'e ever known for curiugthe Gravel, therefore I have taken the. opportunity to recommend them. Two Bows and it half have cured me, so that ',have not found it iecessary to take niore ; and, although 1 • have suflered, greatly from that dis— order, I. shall never b afraid of it when 1 - can procure so good a remedy 1 am, &c. Hem thy, near Yarmot th, _ R, FERRIER. NortOfk, July t, 1812. StAct, I:lesalt‘ and retail, at It. Butler's Chemical, Drug, and Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London; Sharp a' Belarn, in Portsmouth ones, Weston, Allnut, and Mallory, .Port sea ; Hall and Johnston, Gospc , rt ; Coleman ?acoh, Sheerness.; Peck, Ross, and - I Hull-; Hort.land Cook worthy,- Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Ply-mouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinnev and 'CO. Riruringh rttt ; Billtr;ge, Lilwards and Penny, ~,nd Latl4,ury, Liverp,ol ; Staine r s and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Cxcter ; Smith y Mande.rton, Readburn, Scott, and Bax ter, - lsdin hurgh ; Baxter arid WDonald. alaszow ; liulv•n and ,1.1 try, Bristol ; Steveris-n and, Co. Nor ;Swint:;, Lei Lester; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham; Harding,' Gos., port; Simmonds, - liidnodford ; and ra.;il by trn, , A L .untry M4. , dicine Venders in Jinxes at .2s. 9d. each, and 6s. each. t , tiorp ti . , - ' • tii: tAT It t. • , . Liis,, t „ , 11 .01 AL, COVENT-GARDEN. Lt 1,,:r0cit.,,E, St NT''' EVE ' NIN C.i' De c . 14, will ~ i!Tetl . td the 1, 1 r gF( I 3T of . • 4, 4 1 )44 . '3, m r , TH.t. GAMESTER. CIII A,' I'M ' I° "`'' • S't kel ' IA • T L ' Al . t )A l , es, mi . i 5 , ,,, • u y,... i. 'ferry; ; ewson, __r. 4 Ppe,; Miir t a .. '.. -4 e s S , eli : Dawson, Mr. Clarenneit ; , 4 , , r anee in ) E-0•Irs. ileverle}‘,. MiSs O'Neill fii,iii* her g IE t ter ,: v : t hat Charauter) ;. Charlotte, Mrs.. Egerton. 1: 1. 4 q N(' "Ch. forl • • N I ,tti, 'AND ... Ale 7th tiwe. a-new Farce, called 14:rt...at ., ,,t,., , 11 1F..DUKE ; 611,•WHICH•IS WHICH? e. 'Y,11,. A ci n i l : el N T e r.. l 4 , nies .. ,...lllr. Hiunettop, MF. Abbott, ,:th . st, Mr. SininionS, Mr. Trshy, and Aliss N.,11,_.,,, .; • .-- ,:. . . tt, ). E ' l ' . 4* t it,i . i eliit t , ti l i o , f . The King and.the Duke will be repeated 1 11ti ,, 1.1,11. . further notice, To-morroW and Monday ex t. 1 4 ii !' ) W, 'e , . • I Lt.oi l+t ilt, l , j g . liti . )f h (i i r i i !!,a9 l ls; . Coriolanus, Me. Keuible (being ili., i ii;:() r ; ~. i ,i ti, I , l l 7_ , T(4r o u r ting.Oiat character during this En l!:,4. ,; ,,,, iii. rid_ 7. leb Isabella;t o u f i Fion . tly ‘ i c . i . r, , Dog , of , Itlain it,i,lll •AT37S'atnrd„ jol INI!l i'- r."unig.; isah r l a ky l l 3 • 4 'eo n —idiii„: , 6,. , ..,1 , .; 2-2! of . .a . !1. , , The King am .-., ie 1 „ t.. .p a „ 4 j uii _, . . lie r , n ow,..„iitiljta.p.—On Mon-, : `Nilvieetti a ,, d 7 . 1 , ,with riniont the Tai•tiir.--On' Toes ittl Positi..,,"lrej, r`.l:tclieth';'Mitelioth, Mr.. fietuble gtti k4 . 4 ,"-IY be the last night of his .Ictin-g during . .... t h . . December 12, 1814. iil2,llikr 10itx;g1,21....7.‘/. INSTITUT.ION: .. iii7, 4 •icqvd, . , otas. and . SUPSCRIBERS are t0t, 1 4 the ;., Il t a l t . th, (...I:ECIUTRES"iviII comThienee on SA- O t ,,_ . ritxh ;l.. ~ nfJiiitary next, .tuid .t hut the following ;kis' N ..y ' e bee's nraile for the ensuing. Season 1 ki,IVN j, (41 , I 't: t ...L PHILOSOPHY and its 'AIL I ,kit ; t' 4, I ,' s ''' '• :', : ' i'I7P,..E ti. , ,1 ti, ARTS, by W. ! ,I.4', h l s * Si r . ' : 1 ' '. -`•:•S. J'r, 4 . .. Clic:a. R. , .. iMVY4' , c: . '''''':-. EDWARD SMITH, M.D. F.R.S. 'kk liell - ‘, .. • , - Vitt,:t4 , ' k IY M - , ' N ~.m E, • 1, t•It.E. • - • - 1 I‘. ) viVI N :IpT 4 I, 4 (IHN GEO;t:iE IVOOII,-EA. . ) i‘ .. -0. bi,; • ,, ano PRACTIC.E of DRAWING and 1, i•-,, ( Cif: : kr -41 \'' HES of ELEGANT EDUCATION,. iis •.„..„,,,..„..,..,...... .....„.....„,„,..;„__. ii,tl, : (e ll 't,y, : f illizt,L, toi ii .3- A L , MILTON, by the- Rev. EDWARD ,t s 1 4)S„'•It.S. .I. p ..: .:, 5; 1 Y of the ARTS, by JOHN LAND t • - Engeavei to the Kin4'. . ' ,1 Z. 1 0r 1 1 ,i 44 , c ) 1717