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MORROW EVENING, Dec. 8, iBO 1, will be performed, AR.TAXERXES. Artaxerxes, Mr. DIG N U ; Artabanes, Mr. • KEL LY ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, limenes, Mr. COOKE. . Mandane, Mrs. BLLIANGTON; f) 4 „, Semira, Mrs. BLAND. 6 wednesday, , tlie.Tragedy of Pizarro.• P q Tatrsday, (for the first time at this Theatre) , The kof Honour, with The Purse, and a new Grand ninae Ballet, to which will be added The Virgin Un 'tidaY, The Reveng, with Don uan. i!k t i .itillington will perform. at this Theatre on Saturday .. .4v •-1- 7 JAMES and Ciifo RG E /4: NFI ET, l a i,- -derers . to His Majesty', of their Royal Patent WOOL. b i'',.' VELVET C1..011H, and WOOLLEN VELVET LAD, or FANCY CLOTH, by Apponnment, tearing i 'Le thp igth Da' of November, aot., . . k, TO THE,PUBLIC. I : r EER . a .lapse of many Year ; after repeated. Ili[i„, and ineffeEtual Experiments Ily tite_most Judicious and tlrtencd Manufaiturers ;After much Study. attended with ~.I,4teat Expence ; •the PAtentee of the Wocillen Velvet t 1 14)..,and Woollen. Velvet Cord, or Fancy Cloth;,hasllap , ; 1 4 1 4 cc r eeded in his endeZvOuts, andkan assure the Public, • Li ... l4 ol llidence, that he has - united the staple Manufadure n' llt t(ingdoilt, Woollen .with. Cotton, in such manner as it".,tlien hitherto deemed ' iinpossible,, anti wlticit may be ', 41 14 1 7 . 61 . as a giand L u po 1t in the History of the. Trade and L 4. ll e 7turo. of the. United Kineotrfi '- - • - Nlectry great sdvantages of :the _Woollen Velvet Cloth, et}llen Velvet Cord or Fancy Cloth, are, numerous, t k 0 the attention of the Publi. , In point of Neatness,. loihNitv, and richness - otl:CrOlour, it --surpasses alt• other; ti x ; it has the peculiar property, from the principle of • • ' ire, to weir much cleaner than other Cloth. It is ,of I“,ture, 'that ii will wash witli•as much ease as any Li, .ire Garment iit wilt c3t en improve by ;iyashink,' . al. Virequontly reyeated, for a considerable length of.time;.: ll retain its original Colour to the last. I t will neither [ nor . run up in washing; as is-frequently the case with itil, :glen:. It . -IS also very; elastic,. and pleasant -to_ ti - i 1 4 . and need old/ be tried to raerit•tha.apptvlAtioa•of thliG. . , :JAMES BENNET, 'l 'ee, Ile ` _,. , - • - . .. -Manchester. :', ,.. - 4 ve Goods are already Sold by the nucleisup:l6ol'LO . , . • 1 4%, r si Mau nds and Wicksteed, Royal 'Exchang`e; . . - i i i'C I I. Govett and -11 . ingettons - , Aldgate;-.r.. .- .., • . 7 ;',.s• t 'and IYl7.lftinter; St. Martin's-Lane, 'London. :I' t i . . - C . roeiki iiid Nit.'W bore, Bain: •L - 1. 4 1; 4 4..; P. Stockdale; and IL - Tripp, .Bris't'ol. - - -. li 3 1i r8 .. Stevens. and Placktrior, Salisbury. :•.-. .. , -, . ,lii;'‘, Murray' Chichester. . - '4 0 ,4.• Edmonds and Bartlett,. Kingston on Thamei: ' ' Vqs. Watkins and Smith, - Daventry.- '.. • • ' , 4 1 , ;•*:;r:. .Palirt, Gloucester. . . .. . . ' 4 o l l _ Garnett, Worcester. 'lt —t s• Heaton and Duper 4, Ilirmirigham. , 11`;t : Edwards; Warwick. , - .., . '. • * Walker,. Stonrbridge. , _ . .. --- . - ';',-.. -„ 0 the CLIRIOUS„,i,u_k LSH SAUCES, Sze. ' , ' t o , •A:. CAUTI - O.N 10 Froili.lEs. '`‘,GESS arid "SON'S ESSENCE . 0 - f 'ANCHO_ 'bllltS...--,The great reputation which Mr. BurgeSs has , Y . his Superior Ess,ence.ot, Anchovies, and other Rich i.for Fish 'Sauce, Stewed. Beet, Clashed Calves Heads,. l,Beaks, •Made , Dishes, Wild! . owl and Came, •,•,-ltli 1 elacies fpgthe•Table,_ Sideboard, - and • Store-room, ' l l4re more fully expressed in his Catalogue he being ntor of thein,.; has induced Many peri-.;:mis to give the 't o - illeto'atticles entirely'dlterent, which a • . .c vended' at ctf. p.s in. London by persons whii-go to t:4:: principal I § 4 „ ksk ho 1,4 t ic in England, Scotland., and Ireland, to,solicit Oyders, I 'i7srrierettnd 'I nnlzee Pers„ - who in'edifseqiienee are often ANcl i 'Y'itli spurious sorts, by allowing them an extra profit. t o is not only an irripp_sijlon, but a great disappointment , r''', LI its who purchaSe ilidu :With TA view of having good k:.ll, f a their Fish, eec.- • .- - • , It' t ,None are their genuine, bUt.what have these words on i t ,' , •` Burgess's-Original and Superior •Essetice of An if'o. 1 5 'q, Strand, Corner of:Savoy SteSteps,,London.! , k- ;HER ant i FIAUGHTON, from' Dublin - , • I ,;'ISFI POPLIN and TABBINET• IIIA'NUFAC.: lt . :Li•S and.M.E RC ERS to HER . MAJESTY, Their. 6 r fighnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales,' Duke i k k heness of • York, Dutchess of Wirtemberg, and the '.' 4 es, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. t'levatai patronage of Her Majesty, the different ,• of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first rank ' ' , Rion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the ' kli er of a - discerning - Public, the decided superiority' of kr and ' Haughton s Poplins and Talkinets ;, also gold,. `*(.gl3 red anti plain Charnberry Mustins, and Italin tir Court Dressei, 1 urbans, - Stc. - -CAUTION. : : . : tllo 4 l.e a, Archer :and : Houghton have been credibly in -114 ` o 2t - a.rreat many peoille in this'Kingdoni ,are now , 14s e been tor some time past, manufaelauring and s'elling N,.tii‘' . " . ild T,abbinets, as Irish ' of an inferior quality, under 1, 4,"1, 5 7. 13 f Archer' antrHaugfiron's anitfaciory, • with a , Iliscredit and inure - their House, M and a gross imposi- • 'it •he Public in general.; they are determined, as far as ffj • elr power; to prosecute to convietion any person or 4 )vending: Poplins and Tabbinets under the nanit'of • ' 4411 4tadure, that was wt. acitually baught-•:at theit 4 4 ti, , . . . . i ik h3;ve the hollow , to o(3g . tieint the ..Nobiliii andG cp., ~!qc : `,4 their Warehouse-is stocked with a greater - Varieey i, , liiugCioods than is to be found in. any other House in 'N ‘ v . ,hich they are enabled. to setl (for ready money) at '1• 1 t,1 1.1 "ch lower than they can be had elsewhere., the 4 ;1g..0f their own inanVeaatire ..—they consist Of 1, 1 %``, 1 4 - Mack Bombasins,• Chamberry‘Musiius, Cambric, i ''2) 4 ~.,t, RasLiirnores for WiTOWs, Armoziries, dress Bar- , , 1 4, 7,Nes, Lutestriits; . Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, kr:f 4 liiipes,, a,c2tt'Ailks, Handkerc hicfs,..:Bombazet-6 - . for ,''''c. also a - . great choice of Pattern i in. grey Poplins i11.,9?-ts.i for sti.ghi: Mournin. Engltili yard-wide -,,; .- :a superior quality, ar 3E 6d. per , .yard';', yelttres, I, tii','(.•Ai- Serges, ad - n rich -Irish I:abbinet in different (4,2 `Plain corded; chain„ and striped, for Clergymen Vi-I.'", lernen.i.who“algm 'wear-black ; they never 'grow . 'O r ea4y its wearing, being of the very best triple dye:. .4•/;.. "'it' price ever. asked for, any article bought at their • i - 4 4: 4 ‘1 4, -lies own Spinning manufatiured.into Poolins or k z 'jy; asabber4xs.for. Furniture of the dill rent igs.nion ... kali; l s ' r ' , hianulattured On the shortest 1.1.0t14. ... I ' eA 1 1)1.4 ttcl• CO' any inThoUnt'.' ' ° MONDAY, DECtMBER. 7, 1801. • A NEW SCHOOL AND FANIELY BOOK. 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NumbeiX XVI II: 'of that most'usefhl Miscellany, "'THE COMMERCIAL," AGRICVLTURAL,- i and MANUFACTURER'S -MAdAZINE for No vember iget ; containing, besides a great.. variety of other useful 'Essays, adescriptive Plate of the famous Blast Fur- . nace used in - ttre•Mines - vr Tumid!, in StYriai''with an Ac count of the Metlidd of preparing the Brescian Steel in S!yria.• and Carinthia; the Agriculture and : Commerce of Arabia, Felix; sever4-I''able ConimunicatiOns on the'Mariagertienekii Live and Dead Stock and Farming in general ; a Lettqlo Mir. Addington, on the Prevention of. future Scarcity ; Monthly' Historical Report of each uf the'above - Subjects RevieW pf trelit; useful- Publicatibus.; :Tables'of the t'rices of Grain, Meat, Seeds, flops; Straw, &c. in' the London arid COuntry Markets ; Prices of Coals, Stocks, and a List of , Bankruptcies and Dividc . nids•foitll4 Month. . 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WATER, has for more,than a century been recommend ed by sonic of the most respedable Medical Authorities, and recently by the Surgeons of the Middlesex Hospital, in the following liberal and candid declaration i - • ‘ London, oa . : 24, !Sot. • " The Surgeons of the Middlesex- Hospital having used the Wiltshire ,Holt-Water as a :lotion -- in many cancerous and other ulcerations, are of opinion that it has been of cOnsiderl.; able service in such eases.'' • ' • • • Similar beneficial effeds had been previously certified by Jo- • natlian Wathen, , ESQ.- an eminent Surgeon in London . in a let - ter to the Proprietor, Mr. D. Arnot, being the reaulr ' othis fullest con viclion that a great number of cures were efieeted by the use of this Water in the course of his awn practice, both by external application, as a lotion in 4iricerous cases, and when used .as a beverage in scrofulous and scorbutic complaints. A concise..descriptive account• - of the Wiltshire. tioit;,Spa .Water will be shortly republished; 'coinprizing-a list of nu merous lttested.cures it has produced, one Of which deserves particular notice Sir Edward Boynton, Bart. late of Spye Park, Wilts, on . " the 15th of. August, 1795, received the deposition on oath of,. Thomas Burton, sen.. labourer, on his own estate, certifying that the said Burton had been cured.of a- Cancer in his Cheek, by the application of the Holt-Water, when he was seventy years of age. • That the Public may. be supplied with this valuable•Wa' ter on the most moderate terms, the Proprietor has made ar ranyements to take upon himself the wholesale disposal of it in Town.' And it 'will, in future, be sold, in glass quart bottles, and sent free of porterage to,any part of the Town (in quantities not less than orie dozen), at res. - per dozen, bottles included.—To be paid Asir ondelivcry. • Orders to be addressed to the Proprietor;" Mr. D. 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I\ERELLI's TINCTURE, for Cleaning, Pre /4„ serving, and Beautifying the Teeth, sweetening the Breath, removing bad Tastes in the Mouth, cures the Scurvy in the: Quills, relieves :he .most excruciating Tooth-ach hi a moment, and ritdiCally cures i: irva few minutes. Tbe Pro . _ prietor of this celebrated Tinttlitc, so universally. known . througrAout Europe, the Low Countries, Germany, &c. at the request of several persons of distinction (who have sought for it on their return from the Continent, but without success),, has at length beenprevailectonto otter it in a more general way to the Nobility and Gentry, by placing•it in the hands of Mr. flail, of Gerrard-street, Sgho, Patentee of the Violet.SQ4p, as his Sole-Agent fOf the` `ale of the As a security against imposition, 'each Bo:/le will he sealed with the Proprietor's Initials,' D M. 'aritt the Agent's - name, hi his own hand-writing, on the'otitsia‘Wrap . per and bill of directions.- Kr Ask for Murell Tinanre 'for the Teeth and Gums: Sold in bottles at as. 9d. stamp injoded; at the Wate. 7 , house, •No. 40, .Gerrard -street, Soho . -aid at the Office, No. 202, Bankbuildings, Cornhill ; alSo by such Venders as have the Agent's appointment. {PRICE SIX PENCE" ARMY CONTRACTS. Cotrimistary,Generall: Office,. Faliament-fireer, Dicember 2, tEot. N o.T.cE is hereby iten tp all Persorrt zies'it=o44. supp 6 11;4); STRAW; and OATS; liqt the use of idS MA:fat CAPZLRY stati,nted," ie ~tatitdned at the several .Barraerf the urideementioted aun tie; in en and; -(the Deliveriei to cornmence . on ,zrd:lo• tSe 25th Jay of this preleitt th.st Frop; , als in Writing, si.ded up, arid marked .Tentiers for Forage,- 'will he received at thin Vet f eon this time tv 12tb irietant. Becks, Bucks;, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Hants, Isle of Wight; Kent, Northampton, North Britain, Nottinghani, Suffol, Sussex, tometsvt, Surrey, Wilts, Lancaster, Warwick; Middlesex, and , Norfolk, York, Separate Propo must be made for etch Counti.; 4.l:4wear f,r the Isle cf Wight. Tkc Partic:dats of Mt antral? maybe knolen upon application 44 this Office an; Day, Laval:lithe Norrri of Elmer: in the Accra ing and Fehr iii the ittiprnon: • • DURABLE lc,- to Iviirk or Write on Linen with a Pen. Wnii this curious P-rcparatiOn, which is an indelibl,,e Black, Initials; Names, CYphCrs ' Crests,, &c. may be formed with 't he. utmost expedition ; anti without the incambrancifor ex pence (Wally impletherits ; and will he found to ,stand every test .of 'Washings - , Acids, Alkalies, &c. if Wrote on Linen as it comes tiorn the loom; it eirmly stands . the Bleaching. It is also a ntost certain Criterion of Pro. . perty, as nothing; can 'discharge- it - without destroying the Linen. To all FattilieS, Ladies and Gentlemen who travel * , ' the Army; Navy, 'Public Bodivs, Hotel; T..vci - n, and Innkeepers, .and the Public in general, the Proprietor; earnestly recommends-this useLul atticic; in full confidence,. •. that on the first trial they - will be pettedly satisfied of jig. " effi-d, and will ever after adopt this mode of marking th 4. Linen. • . .• • ••• • Prepared and . sold, WhOleiale and retail, by john - Scotti,,,l, Superfine Water-colour Preifarer to Her Majesty,. No. 417, near Bedford-street, in the Strand, Loudcu, in bottles, with, • • directions, price as. and double bottles, 3S. 6d. each, one of . which will. mark several hundred articles. - • • - ObServe, the 'outside wrapper is marked " Scott's Durable Ink," and the Price ; and on the bottle of the ink, his signature; " t. Scott." To Gentlemen in Trade throughout the Kingdom, who . sell Bottle Articles' Scott solicits their attention to the above ; as its general utility ; real good miality; and moricrate price; added to the assistance its sale *ill receive through the Public Prints, will muruestionably render it, in the bands of the first Vendrs, a great article. And those wbo (16 at present innuediately correspond with} Scott, are rvs ,- r , ..-cto.illy m,formed; - that the several Wholesale HousOr thsough wwhich they are supplied with Scott's other goods, will forward this article. S COTT's 1 4 4 ANN E EINI DYL; to bottles at 2.d.,; Scott's Liquid True Blue; in bottles of various sizes.. Also, his superfine Water-colours, in cakes ; and .dl necessaries for Drawing and Colouring . ., wholesale and 'retail, as above. LEASE ofa HOUSE and SHOP,CHARINU.CROSS. TO PE SOLD. L V fituel'loN, By Mr; DtVENISIii On the Premises ; To.e,:day, Dec:et - oer the Sth; aer, at Tciielime.eio(., by Order athe .'VSSi4nees of Mr. John. AirayclOn, Carver- Gilder, and Frintseller; a 13ankrupt; RELEASE of SUBSTANTIAL . HOUSEi upwards df Fifty Feet ia- 'depth ; Five Stories, high, Two Rooms and a Clo Set bn each, with every requisite Of flee'' and modern Shop; most desirably situated for arly retail Trade, in that capital thoroughfare Charing-Cross, No. 7, on the North Side, late in the occupation of Mr. Brydbo, at the Moderate Annual Rent of lost'. Artd.a convenient House; No. 1, Wilson's-Coutt; adjoining, and lett to most' respett able 'tenant at - Will. The Premises are held for an unex-• pircd Term of Sixteen Years and a QUarter.—lihniediarc PosseSsion frtay be had. . • To bevier:ed. Particulars vitas , he h-xt on the Premises ) , and of the Auctioneer, Villiers -street; Strand. . To SPORTSMEN and OTHERS. WATSON's CAMBRIDGE HORSB-1341.1:5, BUS.: TERING OINTMENT, and DISTEMPER-I3ALLS for POGS-; \ApilC.Fi, for Efficacy Eite fully . • established their . replitation, and•'obtained a decided preference; are sold retail; with plain and ample Diredionsi find a List of the most respce!able ortheir sups= rior Excellenc;e; by Mr. J. Plaiting; No. 76, opposite the Pantheon, Oxford-street; Mr. •Complin; Druggist• No. 41; BiShopsgate-Street ; and Tuptiriltne,'Mford; ter, Aylesbury; Horth and Wales; Reccles • Smith; Bedford; .. Norbury, Brentford ;- Dingle, Bury Si. Edinundis ; Bristow, Canterbury ; Staines Chelmsford ; Key Mei, Colchester ; Robins; DaVentry; Dawson, Derelnitn ; .Bou/t; Egliam ; Nichols, Farnham; Towne; C. ainsberrough ; Cook, Godal-'. mini; Rus-sl,. Guildford:- Knevett. Hatesworth , Cooper, .Halstead; Thurtiivood, Hartford-bri'dge; Sihisoli; Hertford; Finclram, Plavernill ; Wright, High Wycombe; Parsleei Holt; Norfolk; .Matliews, - lourtslovv ; lenkinson, Hunting don ; Chettle„ . Kettring ; Benham nut Strange; Kingston.; tiponTlialties; -- Gre. ,, Ory; Leicester; Virhitting,hatu4' Lytn; Burnhani,- Maidenhead ;' Foreman, 'Nevi/market ; Dicey . and Sutton; Northampton ;• Stevenson and Matzliett, Norwich - 'Jacobs, Peterborough ; Snare, Reading ; Wall; Richmond; • Surrey ; Pay n, Saffron Walden; Cnllins, Salisbury Al ,• Spalding; Drakard, Stamford Clover, Stilton; Paul; S. Ives; Burkett; • Sudbury ; 'Sudbury; Swarfharti; Norfolk, ; I..tlblaock; Thetford ; Dennis; Twickenfiain ; 17ralt.ard; Up pinglram ; Knight,' -Windsor; White; • Wisbeach ; Downes,. Yarmouth ; Wilson and Speace_, , York. Purging Balk is. each . Blistering Ointment; stall- Alterative Balls; ss. per dot. cient tbr four Legs; .z.s. 6(1.' Cordial is, 4s. pet' doz. a licit. , Diuretic Balls, 41. per dot: — for ami Mercurial Purging Balls; is:` as a:Pretentive andgeheial 6d. each.• • - Physic' ts. each box • - . Frei..aeaand sala, Wholesale and retail, by T. Wats4A, Chemist and Dittggist; Petty .Cury.,- t•:.arnb-ri4e. TIM following aF it r so well known: that. • none can don-in—while there is hie there is hope ; and after the fkgers are drawn in different difectiorisi Medicine has restored them. , For the infOrriNtion of our Readers, we insert the foltOwing Letter i • Froth -Mr. Sal:coat,. et Burton LAzars;.in Leicestershire; to Dr. Gardner; No. IS, Lorig 7 acre; London. • Sir, for-many years my -wird has been grieYOnsly afflicted • . with the Rheumatism ; but for the Lsst two years; quite - helpless. She could not rise nor sit dorm but bs` afsistance. timers - were drawn in so main) o . llE:rent directions, , that • • it was with great difficulty we got her outward garinent on. - Her pain Was ;great; and the Want of natural rest reJuc,N.l . as:r to a mere sketeton.••• We could not entertain tlit-least.hope of relief, tilt a friend of thine in bath sa , .v Mr. Mills; who Wa's' . curet of a seven Years gout by Dr, Gariner's Hits I.nd Plais , ;•• . ter; I sent.to Mr. Neweornbe? tit Stamford; 16i a one-;gb nex Vox, Whiela greatly relieved; • Anti the second has, tvitlt the blessing of ced; removed the whole of the afflicting path and • contrattiorr. Her ;hers arc new stiaight; antf•She It the proper a‘ttion 'ed . them ; is also enabled to walk and take cI4 erase, &c. &c: Theabove is known to Mr. hYans, 13,;- . West- latic,'RetkrAitte, satisfy ally enquirer iu the trutj,N ttiercol..; . Ito G, Sic. . • A. liiAPCV4T . • IHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - MORROW EV ENING, Dec. 8,180 i, • • wilt be_Pertermeci, . " E MERCHANT OF VENICE. • -- Shylock, Mr. COOKE ; Bassanio, Mr. CORY ; Gratiaao, Mr. KNIGHT ~. ' Laimuelot, Mr. MUNDEN" ; Lorenzo (with Songs), Mr. HILL; - And .Antonio, Mr. MU BRAY. lessica (with Songs), 4iss DIXON; i • ' ' And Portia, Miss MURRAY. WITII LOVE A-LA- MODE. ~ itii Sir Arehy•Macsarcasm, Mr. COOK - E. ll•i7erwhiclf: Evening Mr. Cooke will not appear for some 1 4 04 i4 consequence' of a New Opera, which will be pro i'l4, °T I Wednesday, called Chains for the Heart, or The ' l v,Z o lCeuta, (with new Music, Scenes, and Decorations), • 1 4ttii Signora Sturace and Mr.' Braliam, will make their t)% earance at this Theatre. , l id ._hursday; Ataxerxes ;- Mandane, Mn. s Eillingtoii. OV`es-eatd.Gentlefnen who have Places fur the tsth, 16th, ir th said ISfh Nights" of Folly as it Flies, may depend on \,..tlue notice of its representation. - .... ,-, - •,/- ..-- - 4 -2:-"r 4 ——— - " j IMES and GEORGE I3ENNET, .4f • l ak , hirers. to His Majesty°, of their Royal Patent WOOL.