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'1.. >;. , ' ' ‘ a A tr \ • . . lg • , \ v '‘ II it \ n‘di t'l' /'`'l, V _L. 1 iN. t:' y e • rersarY whefd Grace 7, Mr. St dis- Buena rt and he obi they had hoped ere in roving he 'un-' gainst effort ' rice of Vance, ,cietyl td not y 1-1:1J infor , Dughc tance,- h va, rience more id rho :ir fa• A" the resent doubt K niums Futia niuMS mord __~-- is days in tll ce this is vet/ nil is )oth of cJ —s 2ss go, 3qs 4 7 ` 1 , 4 —s • od d os s aj l os 4 ws ILZ 0%. 5a4 1 . 7 oi oso V 2 4f 2$ QIN' i n - Uec ;. Mai io :g 37 ;(:$ ...,rf 'd 04; • jity► ni4s, -for 'O.D4 ~-%~, ne4 ,l Vesc ....... ton, /Se' N UMBER 2883.] THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O - MORROW EVENING, Dec. 17, t Sot, willbe - p'erfarined, CHAIN 6 OF THE HEART ; Or, THE SLAVE BY CHOICE. r rses,and I)ecrzrations. The Music compoi.ed by Mr. I'vlazzinglii aal Mr. Reeve. W ail a New Overture by Mr_. Reeve. MOORS. • • Mr. BRAILA,NI, •• Mr. WADDY, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. KING, 11r, HARLEY, -Mr. ATKINS, Mr. ABBOT, Mr. STREET, and Mr. MUNP EN. Miss . DIXON, Miss WHEATLY, Miss SIMS, Miss HOWELLS, An4 - SignOra STORAGE,' • -• ZUKOPAANS. • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. H. IMINSTON, , Mr. HILL, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. CORY, Mr. CLAREMONT, And Mr. IOHNSTONE .Miss WATERS, and Miss MURRAY. Books of the Sungs to be had iii the Theatre, price9d. WI/1-1 THE SPOIL'D CHILD., The New Mpera will be repeated on Monday and Tuesday. S..turday, Artaxerxes, witli_The Wags of Windsor. Un Wednesday, Mrs. Billington will perform Ckra, in uerma, being the last tin* of her Performance till 4f ter the Holidays, when the Comic G p era of Love in a Vil- Lige will be revived—Rosetta,•Mrs: Billington. v The new Pantomime, called Harlequi's Alrnanack, The °ln' Se aso ns, whiclr has been lOng in n preparation, will, be Produced with all posiblc expedition., A. new Tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal. tie notice will be given of Mr. Cooke's Performance of 'jug Richard. • ' JEGYPTIANA. IN a few Days will he subMitted to'tbe Public, an EVENING DIVERTISEMENT,. under the above Scenic Theatre, at-the Lyceum 4in which will addressed to the Eye and the Ear,a Series'olSubjeCts chiefly i','scriptive of Society and Manners in ANCIENT and MO ERN EGYPT,; and pourtraying, as it were, the Coun... '' , ance, Mind, and Gharadler of that interesting; Country". This part of the Eveuingls Entertainment , inten de d to g ive . a amusing turn to Infonnation, and to exhibit Fad - in. its ist pitturesqueform, •will be relieved by a few Produc -1)')I1s of iaay, uniting the more sportive efforts of Poetry, 11 , 4 irkting and Spv4tacle. The respeCiftilly offered to bo::i 'in its 'literary 'and decorative .sense, as • a. eileelion of rietures painted from Nature, Fancy-tinted and aniinatcd Sketches in Charcoal.' F o: above Evenins Divertisement .has been 1 9. 1 1,4 projected. Jr is now brOughiforwardution a large iikitt ieral Scale, Under the ability. of Artists and Literary li 'en of allowed merit and The Materials are entirely tv ; and the - Scenic Theatre, in the Lyceum,- having un ergolie very extensive A 1 terations, will, it is fibped„ furnish 'e Amateurs Qf Rational and Classical AmuSement with an 4Usning Lounge,.at_ once . interesting , _novel, and commodi . The Public will be duly adVertiSed of the. Particulars. • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, ' 1 Deceffiber 2, 18 0 THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the Rovnl Exchange. Assurance, do hereby ,give Notice, that their •Aranstei - Books will be shut from . "Enursday, the -17th of ;cc:timber inst. to Thursday, the 4th of January next ; - and , hat th e Annual General Ccurt appointee by, their Charter,, 1 I',i l l be holder. at their. Office, in _the, Royal Exchange, on ieclyesday,.the 23d of December inst. at Eleven o'Clock .in orenoon; and that a Dividend will be considered of at t he Said Court. . ALEX. 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The Governor has the appointment of all the Servants un der him, and is responsible for their Conduct, although their alaries are naid by the Riding. Notice is also hereby given, That at the above time and W , ace, a TASK MASTER Will be eleaed for the said Plisc of Corit:divu. The Salary is at present 601. per ann. l'ith a House and Coals. The Task Master will also be re quired to have an unexceptionable Character, write a good hared and keep Accounts. A Bond in cool. with sufficient ;111retfes, will also be required tube given to the Clerk of the 'eeace for the performance of his duty. Clerk of the Peace's Office, Wakefield, December To, iBot J. FULJANIBE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. 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IHE1 HE best Tenerifie and Muscatcl F,NGL.ISH -WHITE WINES, Orange Wine, also go, and White Currant Wines:l6ld Wholesale and to Private- Faindiet.„ by JOHN TOWNSEND, at his Warehouse, No. 53, Cannon street, London. Prices of different Sorts as under: Rich Old Mountain Raisin ? zcs. per Dozen in Bottles, or Dry Calcavella ditto - 5 6s. Bd. per Gallup in Casks. White Currant Wine Red Currant Wine Raspberry Wine - zrs. per Dozen in Bottlesoz7s. Best Orange %Vine - per Gallon i., - Wl= of Sherry flavour 1(1 .4 4--,w „7- o r.t.ir.; , :‹ I • ; , SUPERIOR WHITE WINES. * Teneriffe Wine - - z3s per Dozen, or 7s. Sti. per * lvluscatel Ditto - 5... Gallon. SUPERIOR ENGS/ISH RED WINES; • * Burgundy Wine - 245. per Dozen, or .Bs. per * Rota Tent - - - 5 . Gallon. • - Qi'antities of Two'Gallons in Casks. and One Dozen, in Bottles, deliiered free of expellee to any distant Parts of Lon don and Westminster, and to the several Carriers and Coast ing Vessels , - - P - A Decluaion of 3d: per Gallon from the above. Prices allowed to Private Families ptirchasng Twenty Gallons in Casks, and is. per Dozen on Seven Dozen in Bottles of any sort of Wine. *** Orders taken in as above, and at No. 6i, Blackmail street, near Stones-End, liorOigh. • PALM SOAP, - ANew Discovery now in the greatest PerfeEtioo, inanufaaurect from that highly esteemed s articie, Palm Oil. Samuel Berry having been repeatedly . ' solicited by,his numerous and respeCtable Friends,' to make his Palm Soap more generally known amongst a discriminatin,; PubliL, extensive (Zonnedion; and he,• ever anxious to supply ti-fin with such "Goods only as are of the firs. Qualit/, takes toe liberty of recommending his Palm Soap, with the greata - Sti . ,' confidence, to the notice of the Notainty and Gentry,J6r - their peculiar use, many having adopted it exeldsi , rely.. the - pleasantness and utility,of the Palm Soap has merited their attention and patronage, -and is held in the highe_st estimation for softening and bracing the S-kin.against the heat of the..sun, &e. and its constant use in the. Winter Season, is found an excellent' defence against cold windlOt and sharp frosty sic. Sold in Squares, or Balls, ;s. each, with the figure u a Palm-tree on the outside wrapper, with the words Samuel Berry's (late Berry and Main) Palm Soap, in a circle, aid a Bill with each, descriptive of its..viitues: As mahy L.; men find great4ifliculty in procuring goixl Soap ior it is retommended as the best thing tor making a fh.e 'la ther, in round Cakes, is. each._ Prepared raid s. , to b, S. Berry, Wholesale Perforne'r, No. 17, Greek-street, Soho; .and by his appointment, at the'prinelpal Perfumers in Lyn don, and different Towns in the three Kingdoms. DR. JAMES's ANALIiPTIC, PI LLS VOR ,khe .Rhetnnati'tns and ColA wlti-J , prevail at this seasortof the year, no Medit.ine is so safe and efficacious as Dr. lAM ES's AN ALE PTI CPI!, f.S. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration,iind all the natural Secretions, will account for, their singular virtues in these CoMplaints, as well as in many others to which the humar: frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They are admirably calculated for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, for persons of a Pilious - or a ,Gouty habit,,is also for those whose constitutions have been affeded by a too active Or too sedentary life. They are likewise particularly ser 'viceable. in Head-Achs occasioned by Indigestion, and in re moving the bad effeds of free living ;:.as also in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the codsequence of intem perance. Recourseshould be had to them afteroyery excess . of eating or drinking, and upon every slight intiisparsition'; and thus their well-knoWn charaderistic of proinoting longevity will be maintained; . for, by assisting Nature in the due dis charge of the animal tundions, and by keeping the consti tution as it were in continual repair, they pre ertPe the body in health and vigour, and preventpremature decay. As the ANAL E FTIC PILLS . owe their excellence to a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the - Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they can only be had genuine from them; and they are sold by Francis Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapside, London, and -at Dr. James's late house in. Bruton -street, in Boxes, price 45. 6d. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of Six may be - had in one large Box for 11. as. 6d. Observe that the Name "F. NEWBER, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraved in the . Stamps. All others are coun- - terfeits. DutNam, June i 6, 1801. s \ R,--- T Feel in ntte,satisfaaimi in having pennisSion to 1 . _communicate to you a most surprizing cure, effeCled by 'your truly invaluable Restorative Nervous Cordial, and think it wouldbe doing an injustice to mankind and the pub lic in general, to .withhold the efficacy of so salutary and sovereign a. Medicine. -- Mrs. Shirwood, late housekeeper at Windlestone-Hall, in-the. vicinity of Durham, has beeti;afflidect from the year 1792, with along train of horrid Nervous ',Affections, at, , tended with excruciating pains in tha back and stomach, giddiness, violent head-ach, and extreme sickness; in short, her whole . frame ,was so impaired, that .it was' with the greatest difficulty she could walk up or down stairs, - and was often confined to her motif for week; togeth. , , -;.•-•-• tion was to truly alarining, that she frequently was obliged to. be suppOrted to preient•her.from falling ; with the advice of Medical. Men, she.was induced- to make a trial of your 'Nervous Cordial, she first took two small bottles, which. affordedher a little relief, she•then sent to me for a large bot tle, and, before she.had taken the whole of it, ,was able to walk,-without the least inconvenience, "lour or five miles; she is now upwards of sixty years of age, happily restored from pain and disease, to a better state of,ltealth titan she•has enjoyed for these ten years. Any persons desirous of further information, may have every satistaaion, by applying either by lettei : (post-paid) or personally, to your • "Much obliged "humble Servant, W. A: HEN.DERSON, • . 13,00kseller, Sadler-street, Durham. To Dr. BA ono M, Albion -street, LOndon. - The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COR DIAL, •to be had at the Doelor's Hous4, No. g, Albion street, seven doors from. the' Levecian Museum, •Black r friar S-bridge, in Bottles, at 11. as. t ms. 6d. and 'Ss: 6d. (duty included); also of W. rinttr and. Bookseller,• at his Medicinal' Warehouse.; No. 3-, Wine-street, who has also re ceived adarge supply ; - Thompson and Mills, Castle -street; Browne,' Tol2ev ; C. Routh, Erldge-street ; Reed and Sheppard,' Bristol ; Meyier and Cruttwell, Bath ; Messrs. Goariby; Stiotorne ; Mr: Raikes, Gloucester ; Mr. Tyolbs, Worcester . ; r. Trewmain, Exeter; S whiney,. Birmingham; 'Spilsburk and Co. Mary-street, Dublin ;• • and by. most;Th,•.k sellers and Medicine_ Venders in the three Kingdoms. BRODUM's GUIDE TO OLD or Advice. to both Se%te.;, to obtain a radical and perrnaneht cure for those Secret Infirmities of Nature W hien kHic,,;:y often forbids to disclose even to their rflafives ; with a Treatise ou fmtale Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, #nd COnsumptive Com plaints. To , which,. is added, Advice - to Bath and flotvrieil Bathers, &c. particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. A 224. Bottle contains equal to tiVe small ones. • • • p r THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANL. 0 - MORROW EVENING; 7I Dec. 17, ISO I, , , .• will* performed; ..--,,' ' • ARTAXERXES. .. _ . - Artaxbrxes, Mr. DIGNUM ; ' • , Artabanes,..Mr. - KELLY ; Arbai.es, Mrs. NIO (Th"fAIN, " R imenesZM r. COQK E, ... - Maridane, Mrs. BIELINOTON; . Semira, Mrs. ISLAND.; ' - - WITH • KATHERINE ANT' 14:TRUCT-110. o n F r id a y ; the Play of The . -Point-ot Honour, with 750;- in g is Believing, and The Scotch Ghost ; to which will :be kaed the . S on'-ip- Law. ~ On Saturday,. the Tragaly of Isabella ; the Chaiader o f I sabella'will,be acted by , Nlis. ' SidclOtis, being ha first ap prance this Season. ' ' ,?And o n Monday, King Henry the Fifth. -- A