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Cinderella, or The Little Glass Slipper, having been again received . titioughout with the most unboundvd and uni versal applause, by a very brilliant and overflowing audience, lvq be repeated every Evening till further notice. On Thursday, The Wife of Two Husbands. "Itt Friday , the Comedy of The Conf e deracy' ; Corinn a , Mrs. loam - . On Satiirda;i, The Wife of T wo H us b an d s .. The P ,r are resliedltully informed, that due notice will be given at the next representation- of the last now popular Romance of The Caravan. A new Comedy, in FiverAdis, called. The Soldier's Daugh ter, injire;laratio,. I:.0 , vi! Ihe pr ducal as soon as possible. TI-IEATRE-It.OYAH., COVENT:GARDEN. , - 110 RROW EVENING San. 1 1 0 °O4/ will he perfo r m e d , - JANE SHORE. The Duke of (.; lo'ster, Mr. MURRAY ; .Lord Hastings, Mr. K EMBLE ; Dumont (first time), Mr. COOK E ; Mrs. LITCHFIELD ; jatie Shure, Mrs. SI.DDONS. 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Particular may he had.at the , Place' of Sale; Garraway's' Corl'ee..holle, 'Change-alley ; and may be tasted by apply ihgto Mr Rollins, IVarwick-street; Golden-square. DR. NOR KI S's DROPS. NTOTWITHSTANDI NG this celebra , :ed 11, tine h 4 stood the test of near Half a Century, y e t . frosh pro.):S.of its superior efficacy are daily experienced. In Fevers oftill'surts. its icputati,m is inctubitablv estalAished ; but in tic, Black avd Yellow Putrid Fevers, so destructive in. hot Climes, and in 014110:tints produced by foui and, contaminated air Ito use the ex.pree,;ion of a Gentleman in tile African Trade), it is a divinb Remedy. libr its - healing qua.' lities in the Gout,,Rhemnatism, Scurvy, Asthma, Consump-, tions, ‘Cornplaint or the St6maciaana Bowels, and cur." dial ettects in -the decays of Age, & . e. see a Book of Cures delivered gratis, at the Do ct or's No. 29, Lower Brook street, GrO,Yenor-square, where the Family Ilottics, 225,. duty included, only' can be had, and Orders for Exportation are executed. fold in smaller bottles,. price las. And 2S. ld.• hy.4acon and Co. No. 150, Oxford -street, principal Vender, and by all other Retailers of Aledicines. N. S. The Public are particularly cautioned not to pur chase any 'of this Me:ticine without a ( , 7ertiticate being at. tached to each bottle, signed by the sole Proprietors, Thu. Gale and Charlotte Moore. allowalice is made to Merchants, and those who purcha,se to sell agrarn. TO - THE PUBLIC. MHE Hon:A.l;4We Commfssioners for the Stamp Duties having been pleased to grant Dr. Solomon the privilege of an exclusive and particular set of Plates for his Stamps, whereon his Name and Residence, viz. " Sam!: So. lomon, Liverpool," are engraved, The Public are hereby respectfully informed, that in futtrce his Medicines, - tbeCordial Balm et 'Gilead, and Mai- !lupe.' tigines• ' will not contain the Certificate as heretof ire inclosed, signed by hint, the Government S ramp pasted Over the Cork of each Bottle, bearing his name in the body thereof (to Ccun— terfeit which is Felony), being a stiff. cient .Security to him. and the Public in general against all - manner of - Imposition.. Purchasers of those valuable Medicines, and Of Dr. Solo mon.'s Abstergent.Lotion, are therefore requested hi a pan'. cular wanner to observe, that none is or can possibly be ge nuine 'which is not stamped• 141 thr‘. - inanner above - stalcd of course all others are. CounterteitS. .To THOM,iNS- TAYL9K, , ,Esq. No. -9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, March 18, rEer. J 4EG leave to inform you, that . ever .sice the I. year z 790, I have been atilided with the hues Vene rea; :which, from its obstinately resisti6g every course of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent et the itculty nere, and undergoing . several 'severe courses' of salivation, and twice dischrtrged front the-Hospital, with little relief, Wcinid appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spi:ing,of last year 'iny `disor4er , had . got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, 'and my legs werebroke out in a frightful manner; my right Was dread• fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration tbr the last seven years,; my left had also two large nodes on it, was ' very much discoloured, and gave me such' excratiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly . to de. prive me of rest ; in this larnoittilhle state, I "w t as 'mended by Mr. J. Thompsor,, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pilis, w hiC t I bet,an .to do on till .26th of May ; in the course of a fortnight, I began to recei - ve bt•itetit —in little more than -a• month, the ulcers on my ' tt:rd and . - arms+ we i re soundly healed--soon after, the 'sores on my legs healed • ako; leaving, however, Consitter,able' discoloitration - in the skin, and pain in the bone of the . which, by the ,sles, sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva tuableMedicine, subsided; 'the nodes: dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the noeltanal pins gradually going olf.• 1 thus became, by yoitr liberal, advice and Me dicine, perfeCtly tree from all my tOriner coMplaints have recovered' my former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and tat, in which state havingeOntinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I 'am at a lossUrwhat terms to express my gratitude, hut be you, for the good of other Sutli:ring mortals, to make this nil case as public as possible, as I• shall on every occasion: in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful; obedient, very humble servant, AU: X . iVIURKER. Close; High-street, Edinburgh. , Witnesses to the above Cure: ourc . THONTPSQN: No. 3, New Ponitry Market; and , . o Iv! INT s ll, 0141 A ssembly- Close, k di4burgli. 1' r,Tareci and Sold by . the sole' PrOp rletor, TitomAs T.IYLOK, Mel.ner a tile, .ROyAl College , of Sury geons, at his House, No. qQ, New Bridge-street, London ; wnere, airier a constant reident-e :of rnorc than -thirty-six • years, in a praztice particularly diredeki to the cure. of Venereal Complaints and those ineitlerital to - the rtS•of • Generation, with that invi4dable secrecy which .men. of his profession should al i, a s 'oberve in such cases, he batters himself, the advice and aslistance•bF grarintously.• • adthinisters to persons_ taking this be esteemed, by a dis4erning Public, a§ an advarthgeset.i ,drirrt attainablse and void of alli ambiguity. ; ,r.: . ' Also sold, by his appointincAt for the. convenience of ) those living at a distance, at the klbaa'Street, Toyshiv, No . : 103, Ox. !ford-street; Mr.. Disborougif,s, Fish-street-hill ; S'teel's, Bookseller; Nt o: , Union•-row, Little Tower lhill ; Mr. Baxter's, Soizth-b-tidg-e, Edinhnigh; Mr. Mae klonhl, Glasgow ; Mr. Call wegs, Dublin; and by one Iperson in every considerable town in Great Britain and I re in-Boxes of only e.i'en, shied up witTi full and,plain.,direeliOns; Wheezy persons- of either sex may {cure - themselves with eiK, - speed., secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Eveiy Box sold in C; reit Britain is sealed up with Stamp, ou which, by ~ lvot.r. of the 'Continissioners, is iJrinted, at the Stamp-Offrce- 7 " T. Taylor, No. o, Mew pridge-street,"—to imitate tihkhis FAcint, and :tit otters sire Counterfeits:: It, L.