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4 i 1 A -. •- Atvr i v-,014,?: ~.-,_,..., , i ir .,, ___.,„„.., • , 1 Y ~i ki : „ 44,. -. ;;:z • "-:::','..,T , '";: ''''',:::',Q ,s *`'. Li ...., ,;. 7/7 2 ,:r14 1. 4 ,1, \ , F „ r : , k ~.: • , + . .. %mu) min ATV', • t.lNNealial4yein4 . . . .. ~..........: t:19..r ...„1„.. . • ... ~ 43.±. G z SZ''.l. uzw2E3t 3796. j 711 UR SDA Y, NOVEMBER 15, 1804. [PRICE SIXPENCH. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. is, 1804.. Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Comedy, called THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. Governor !Icarian. Mr. DOWTON ; Frank !Icarian, Mr. BANNISTER; Mr. Mallon, Mr. POWELL ; Alalfort, jun. Mr. POPE ; •Ferret, Mr. PALMER Timothy Quaint, Mr. COLLINS. • Captain Woodly, Mr. RUSSELL ; Thu Widow Cneerly, Mrs. I ORDA N ; Mrs: Mallon, Mrs. H. IOHNSTON; Miss C. 'BRISTOW ; Mrs. Fidget, Mrs. SPARKS ; Susan, Mrs: SCOTT ; 'Mrs. Townly, Mrs. MADDOCKS. wires - - - RICHARD CCEUR DE LION. *ith,entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. Richard, Mr. KELLY ; Blondel, Mr. BAR ItYMORE ; Sir Owen, Mr. DIGNUM ; Antonio, Mrs. BLAND; Guillot, Mr. SUETT • . • Matilda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; • • Laurette, Miss HOLLOWAY ; • - • 2 ' And Julia, Miss C. BRISTOW. „ L t ox . ilvAtt a anee•by Miss C. BRISTOW. • Uz i li er e 6 s. Second Price 3s. _Pit 35. 6d. Second .Price 2S. mi ce 6 Y s. ho vibece is. Uppcil Gallery is. Second 6 d. —No Money Returned.. Inc Maces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at n 1-011 ice, in Little Russell-street. he Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at past Six. • Vivant , Rex et R4na! To-morrow The Way to Keep Him; with The Citizen. And on Saturday, will be produced (for the 'first time) an ! ) Perati c Pi ece, in 2 Acts, called Matrimony. Previous to which will be performed the Play of Deaf inut New Comedy, in Piiie A6ts, and a New Melo Drame, are in Rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. TfiblA f RE-ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 16, 180 4 , will be performed the New Comedy of • • 110; BLIND BARGAIN; Or,' HEAR HIM OUT. • - With New Scenes and Dresses. The Cinniters by • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LE et WIS, Mr. FARLEY, '-'44r..E.MtiRY, Mi. IILANCHARD, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. CURTIES, Mr. jEFFERIES, Mr. ATKINS. Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Miss DAYI ES, ,With,a Song in Character, And Mr s.' EMERY. The Prologue to be. Spoken by Mr. MURRAY. The. Epifogue to be Sung by Mr. EMERY. • . wH• , . • RAYMOND AND AGN.S - fixes 6s; Pit 35. 6d. G'allery. 2s. eiiper"Callery is. f ° ' T he pours wail ix:, opened at Halt-past Five, and the Per rrilartee begin at Hair-past Sir. s .Or B to • be taken of Mr. Brandon,. at .the , the B oxes " - '°X-Otfi ce in Hart-street. The New Comedy 'of The Blind Earalin • or, Hear Him Bargain; w ()tit le COntinUing to 4e received with t h e hi g h est Applause by everiiwing Audiences, it will be repeated every night this . h ‘ r eek, and on Monday and Tuesday next, with the Grand raritomitne of Raymond and Agnes, which has, on each re tiohpetition, been honoured with th e most un b ounded approba: c)erhe Public are 'respeafully informed that a New Comic ))4, l in d Three Ads, is in rehe arsa l, an d w i ll very soon be °tite. So-r- 4 RUMS I r...TY FaRTHE DISCIIA•Als11) RELIEF MPRISONEU,FO R R E SMALL DEBTS aF , i D Craven-street, Strand, Nov. 7, 18 04 , tg*NEFACTIONS since the Last REPOR 1 , , *Th W- 8.,- . amglit Hon. Earl of Kerry 12th benefaiion Z. zo o 0 Oh 11.7. 11 tn Henry Hoare, Esq: - _ - zo o o "ulnas Plutntner, Esq. per Treasur er - So to 0 Aleximder Gordon, Esq. .. - 10 .I 0 0 Alexander ROwCtOlt - - - Ann. 5o o C !tin t Smith, Bart. - - _ A. 22 . 0 •4 ° rBe French, Esq. per Secretary - A. ;., 2 0 I I °. . Curtis, Esq. per Vere, Lucadou, and Co. 3, 3 o f„ 4l , es Forbes, Esq. - . - - A. 2 ' 2 o - . ; . . - A 2 2 0 ir,;!?il Ward, Esq.- - ieliani Chatteris, Esq. per Secretary - A. a a . . 40 jj: Pildtwood, p er dit to % - - A. 0 401 W iggill, E 5 seq.- per ditto - - A. 1t o ' r . Shay, jun. - - - A. zz o 4 r %,C:eet,,-per Secretary - - A .ilo t per Hoare • - - - - 22 0 T hird iii the Letter-box - - - 1 0 0 iptrd Dividendon the Legacy of Isaac Ha wizins, Esq s o. ~), , 9 t• Flearndeu, 154th - - - 0. 2 o bi k.1 44 ‘ 8 • bebt kharge and relieved fr various Prisons 43 , ors d , for the Sum of om - - - -. 201 6• o it eonsiderect the .cases of so P et i t i oners. Approved 44 et erred fur Charaaers 3 Petitions, and rejeled 3. Sl Bene faclion are received try Ja mes N ei ld, Esq. the 'l 4 reia- : rqu r, har C4eYne- walk, Chelsea; a l so .by Messrs. licrrics, ra, and jane's-sireet ;. Messrs. ,Hpltre, Fleet -street ; Messrs. Fuller and Chatteris,Lornbard - Lstieei ; •Alessrs. Biddulph,. Cocks, and • Ridge, Charing-cross Messrs. DerrienFinch-1, ornhill ; Me tiammersleys, Palal - Mall:; Messrs. ane Vere, C Lucadou, and ssrs. Co. h. °. 77, Lombard -street ; Messrs. Goldneys, St. fames's street ; an d b y the Secretary, No. 7, Craven. street, Strand, twhere the' Books may b e seen by those vvhci" are inclined to ti, pport this Charity, anti- where the Society' Will' m eet on tn e.first ‘Vednesday in peeein ber. .. ....._ 411RIDGMENT or the - PHILOSOPHICAL TRANS_ACTIONS of the ROYAL SOCIETY of LONDON. ESSRS. C. iinif R. BALI)WIN ' respecliully m 1 4 , inform the Subscrib ers to t hi s W or k , and the Public, e q , l tile Fourth Volume- is com pl ete d.. Th e f our Volu:nes Sicoiize more than a fourth part of the Original lyork, of the di be- ile, iiii _`\ 4 great number ffe o rent f ex Contriburytors.planato Notes, and Biograpilical * - - t . . iil,.*4 The Publishers hope that the Work . w ill be completed th e ''' ) ut three years from The present time; and they flatter I, iti trisel o ves that 411 e-regularity with which the P a rts h ave att•rt appeared will ,be a sufficient proof of.their efforts to ri t t e ' i n so desirable an object.. EA. ample testimonies of the - th'. e "ecution of the undertakin, they refer to alinost all l journals of this Cou g ntry. ........_ Criti -a " TO BE,SOLD BY AUCTION, , th - . IN LOTS, w_e_, P eacock Inn;in B o it on , i n t h e County . .of Lincoln, on I,,'unesday the stli day of. - becember, at Three o!Clock Afternoon, subjeCt to s u c h C on di t i ons o f S a l e as •ki t he All then be produced, Very ValuAbie Nand .Desirable FREEHOLD STATE, situate at Wrangle and Frisknty in . the %ci ps - c'uny of Lincoln, distant fromßoston about ten miles, Of ti the same from Spilshy, comprising several capital Farms th e lea Arable, Meadow. and. Pasture Land, containingoin the nearly t ico Acres, with good Femn louses and 40e0 Farming Buildings standing thereon, now lett to re- Per a „ u 'e Tenants at Rents amounting to upwards of thool. p art '' . ',Estate may b e entered upon at Lady-day next, and Cg , i ot, th e • Purchase-inoney remain, if required, on security Rl r Purchased Premises. k horl_ Sli eplierd, of Wr a ngl e , wilj shew the severa l L o t s , o f at o ,1•. printed partiulars may be had, and at the Peacock plcyr AN e red , Lion Inn s, Boston ; White Hart, Spil s by ; and ‘ % aintieet ; and farther information obtained by aP tir N/7, to Mr. Stephenson, Swineshead-locige, near Jjosto:i ; ‘vitt a „.;* Handley, Attorney at Law, Sleaford, of both of '" Printed particulars way also be held. , WINTER LOTTERY, Appp EGTNS DRAWING the. 281 h of January, 1. 7 .1 18:5. 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I FOR THE YELLOW AND CONTAGIOUS FEVERS. Dr. JAMES's POWDER: THE superior efficacy o f t hi s Medi c i ne , con. firmed by. the experience of , the greater part of the last century, has occasioned its intfiodudion into regular pradice. Its extraordinary success in the Influenza of 1803, as well as that of 1732, is too recent to be forgotten ; and the happy eireets derived from its use, as related*by C a ptain Colnetr, of the Royal Navy, i n . his Voyage to the South Seas, when all his Ship's Company were attacked by the Yellow Fever, have established its reputation .in the Cure of that horrid Disorder. After describing the manner vin which he administered th e P ow d er, h e says, "The whole Crew unproved in their Health, except the Carpenter, whp, though a very stout robust man, was at one time in a ' tate of delirium, .and. s o much reduced, that I gave, hint. over; but, he at length recovered."—See Capt. Colnett's interesting Publication, and the Extrad of his Mode of Treatment in the Bill of Direelions with this Medicine.— ' The Powder should in all cases be taken on the first attack Of a Fever, ,before it has been sufleied to gain ground and ravage the Constitution ; but as it has often restored Patients after every. other febrifuge has .failed, it ought to he ; tried even in the last extremity. Sold only.. by F. -Newbery and Sons.. No. 45, •St,.Paul's Church-yard (a few doors from Cheapside), London ; and at Dr. fames's late house in' Bruton-street .; in' Packets,. price as. 9d. each, Duty included, or in bottles containing Twelve 'Packets, price 245. as Made up'for-the Army and'lVavV. N. B. None can be genuine but thoSe which have the ?words ," F. Newbery, No. 44, St. Anil's," engraved in the Stamp. • . TO THE LADLES. . • ' BEAUTY, HEALTH, and a gixtd SET of TEETH, may be acquired to Old Age, by the Use of BuTLER's RE STORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, p7ared,from the Original Recipe of the• lat e D r P . H . DI DA LE .• Patronised and used by the Queen awl Princesses, the Em press of Russia, the Dutchesses of York, 'Bedford, Gordon, Leeds,- Rutland, Devonshire, St. Albans, and most of the English and Irish THIS POWDER is the on ly POWDER .pre pared from Vegetables, and is entirely free from Acid or any Mineral Substance. It destroys the Scurvy, im part's a Firmness and b eaut if u l R e d ness to the Gums ; to t he Breath the mast delectable Sweetness ; and, if used constant ly, will render the Teeth of a pzarly Whiteness, and pre vent that dreadful Malady the rooth-ache, —.Many Medi cal Gentlemen, who u s e it, d ec l are i t a li ne B racer, eradicat- Mg the Foulness to which the Mouth is subject front Diet or disordered Lungs ; and by its healing, purifying, and balsamic qualities,•frees the Mouth from any unpleasant Taste. - • • Prepared arid \ sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside,. i n -B oxes at es. 9:1. each, with R. But ler, No. 4, Cheap,iide, on the Stamp. The. iboVe Tooth Powder is likewise sold, retail, by Harwood, Cheltenham ; Silver, Nlargate Burgess, Ramsgate ; Sharpe, Deal ; Bris tow, Satfney, and Simmonds, Canterbury ; , Baker,, Harvey, and Sutton, South ampton.; Belam and. 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'Also •may•be had Butler's improved Silver, Wired Tooth lirttsheq at each ; übzerve CbeeOilde London,' , son the handle : ' • VICTUALLING OFFICE, Noventher t, $ 3 34 • • r riig COMMISSIONERS far VICTUAL Llitrd HIS 1147ES7Tis - IVA VY herelysevi.• notice, Thai on Wednesday the sith of December next, they will he \ ready to receive Tenders, In: . writing (sealed up), and treat fur the Sup i(„o of what FRESH BEE may he' required for the Use of Ills • Plajesty l s•Ships and Vessels'at •Beerhaten and in, Bantry Bar, ox the Coast of Ireland; far tbe.spare of Twelve Months, comntencinit on theist of 7anuary, aud ending with the 3lst yf Pecembei, iSos ; to he paid for h; pqyah/e, wiib' interest, - nine!, days after date: • •' The Condition: of the Contrna maybe seen at the Sacritaty't Office, at this Office, or by appl_yinx to Mr. Dunsterville, Agent for the Pl27ualling at the Cazte_aCcri:. - No regard will be had loamy Tinder in which the Price shalt not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock . on . the said IVdnesday the i ith -December next, ncr wiles the Fer . son wilo males the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, A'oyeniber 14, 150... , . rl7 l 1 -1E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITLD -11- COMPANY cf MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading . , t o the E ast Adler db hereby give Notice, That the TRANSFER BOOS S of the said CompaPfy'r. ,Cra-,4 will be :hat on Tuesday the .4th of December next, at Iwo o'Cl..ck, and opened again on Tuesday the 2g of ,7anrcatyfollowing ; And tat the DIYIDEND it/ARRANTS on the said Stock, doe the sth cf 7anua. , y, will he 'l-.4 to be delivered on - Monday the 14th ofian;tafry next. Rii.l:S.-11", Sec. T : - Arat l mhp-,1 4 , HE COURT of DI R ECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY Of 11..!ERC:ff/INTS of ELVGLANDIrtiding to. the East Indies do bete& give Notice, EAST INDIA MUSE, That a QUARTERLY GFNERAL COURT of tho; said Con:fatty nail be bild at their:- fintse in Leadenhall:ttreet, cn .Wednesday the igth of I.)s.cent..6er next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, Jr the purtose of declaring a. Dividend from Midsum mer last to Christmas next. Ant/that at the sad General Court ; a Resolution of the Court of Direaors, of the 2.6tb of Sepember.last, f,r allowing a Pension of 30ol:pe:r annum to Captain Sir NATHANIEL DANcE,/ate pm of the Ship Earl Camden, will be laid h /ore the Ge err Court for their approbation, agrerah(y to the 19th &Rion of 14:Eibto Chapter of the Company's BiY-Laws. - IF ILLIAAT WAREHOUSE for REAL .SPANISH- LAMBS' WOOL IiOSI ERY,. Ex.pra Strong Painaloono, &c. No. 'Si, Strand, three Doors \Vest from Arundel-street. .THOMAS CANE (late Carter ind Cane), Ho -. 1. 'sier to Her Majesty and the Royal Family, Pantaloon Maker to their Royal Highnesses the,Frince of Wales, the Dukes of York, Kent, Cumberland, Sussex, and Caul bridge,„ begs to submit to the inspection of the Nobility and Gentry a choice Selection of Hose and Socks, made of Spanish Lambs', Wool, remarkably soft and warm,-and neither shrink or thicken by washing; inside,Waistcoasts and Drawers for Ladies and Gentlemen, witiva variety of other useful Ar ticles of the , Sable; also a new anci improved sort cif. Spun Silk Hose, intended as Morning or Half Dress, _being rather_ warmer, More elastic and agrebable, than-Cotton Stockings, and never get hard. Extra fine ditto, With embroidered Clocks of new Patterns ; likewist - rhirrichest figured and plain Lace, with alt other descriptions- ofzHo?iery, in -the greatest variety. Elastic double wove and double milled Patent- Cotton, and Worsted, for Breeches and Pantaloons, of Diabs and Mix- . tures, ;and Bull; White, Blue, and cireen, tnr Regimentals and Uniforms, more durable'than - Corduloy, and do not spot or stain ; the finest kindS" Of same - for Evening.- 'Black Silk Pantaloons, Worked with Feet, to resemble Breeches-and Stockings, for Dress ; Elastic Gaiters to draw on without guttons, • fit' chase, and do not confine the instep ; l3races:or Slings "on new and _approved pr nciples ; Patent Military- Cotton Gloves, a substitute for Leather; thicx milled Yarn ditto for driving or liunting Welch Wigs and Travelling Caps.; Dressing Gowns, Pocket arid Neck Handkerchiefs, Welch Flannels, 'tec. • N. Merchantst and Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate terms. - SECURITY TO TfIE PUBLIC. To prevent .Frane y the Hon, the C omm i ss i o n ers of His Majesty's Stamp ()nice: have granted Fermis siOn to Dr. Brodum, to have his name in full len-4th inserted on the Stamps of his Medicines, viz. .IJcn. Brodum, No. 9, Albion-street, filackfriars'-road, to imitate which is -felony. Tlic ive,dicines are not genuine unlesss the above name is on the StampS. A certain Prev,entive.ot many Disorders.--Ncthing tie ing more wanting; at this season of the yea. - than a purifier of the blood, that will effectually eradicate those , eruptions Which now generally Make their,appearance on tiloSe who are affliaed with a Scorbutic Complaint, it is with infinite pleasure we announce the .success that has attended the administration of the Botanical Syritp. Another motive for Its to present this - Address to the Public is, the knowledge that if the Botanical Syrup is taken in time, it will prevent those severe tits of illness which always prevail in this a;4ct the ensuing m o nth s . The Botanical Syrup effectually cures Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, and Scrophulous Coinplainks. The many thousand cures peribrmed by this invaluable Me dicine maybe readily seen in the • London and Bath Papers. The Botanical, Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial to be had at the House, 'No. - 9, Albion-street, Blaclatiars'- road. N.. B.—A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor (Son of 1)r. S w N, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London). may be consulted from ten till three, or by letter, containing the usual Fee. A Five Guinea nettle contains Six at .12.5. FOR THE STONE - AND GRAVEL. . A long successful Pratfice- has ,now established the reputation of ADAMS's SOLVENT, for cur. in 7; Inc above afflicting Disorders in either Kidneys or Blad der, after fruitless trials of Soap, Lime, 'and Soda Waters ; thereby saving thousands from the pain and danger of the knite;,but as these arc many persous who may not have heard of this happy discovery; the Proprietor avails himself of the beaevolent - dispoition of those who wish to testify its efficacy and innocency, viz.. Lord Sack vine, - the Ho nourable Mr. Germaine, Sir`Edward Knatchipll, Bart. B. Lane; Esq. or Dover Castle; l. Ship:lem,. Esq. late Mayer of Deal ttte Reverearid,Coxet'eary, Bluntisliain, - near St. Eve's.; the Rev. , Mr. Molyneaux, or Garboldishatn, Norfolk ; Tilomas, Esq.. Bristol ; S. Baker, Esq. Blagden ,• j. Roberts, • Esq. Newport, I sic of Wight; P. Gibbs, Esq. Bath ; j. Ainyatt, Esq. M. P. with a peat number of the Faculty, viz. Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell; Mt. Hume, Dr. Livingstone, and Dr. Stevenson, whose father wai cured by ins Medicine, just as he was about to undergo Lie operation; and recently it imself:tted a sing,ilar and happy true o'a near relation of Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart :The Solvent is Sold by the Priiii:ietor„llr. Perry, Sur geon, No. 9, Sour hamp - toti-si rect. Bloontso:iry-square ; mato' Bacon and Co. 'No. '1“), Oxiord_street, in Bottles of 4s. 6d. is. and One Pound Two two or which last never failed to correct the, ca;eu!,pls, in the habit, au& thereby prevent theOrmati.ni :1 Stone in Sedentary Per'.,on.: N. 13. A Treatise on the Disur,ler and 'the Re i gimen obs•med, with Cae.to of Curz-! , . in.iv he !i:hr ' •