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NpleisiCi 3806..1 ' KING's THEATRE. HIS PRESENT -. EVENING, Nov. • be performed, the si•rious Opera of IL RAVI O DI PROSERPI NA. With horusses ' .cproposed •by WIN.' t, R . 'EV' of the ()per A wilt be.preseitted, the 'Grand Isallet of • • 'LE JUGEMENT I)U :BERGER PARIS. The Doors to be opened-a Quarter after Six p the Opera to begin at Half-past Seven, • _ Vivant Rex et Regina THEATRE-ROYAL„ DRURY-LANE.' ° THIS PRESENT EVENING-, Nly. 27, !So.}, -IL Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Comedy, called SHE. STOOPS TO CONQUER.. Sir Charles Marluwc, Mr. PACKER ; Hardcasile, Mr. DO WTON Young' Marlowe,' Mr. BA R YMORE; • Hastings, Mr. HOLLAND ; Tony Lumpkin, Mr_ EI . ANNISTER; . ' Sting°, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Diggory, Mr. SU ETT ; Roger, Mr. PURSER ; Mrs. Hardcastic, .Mrs. SPARKS ; Miis Hardcastle, ' Mit!t bt!IIC'A (Bc:n& her 3d appear:nice in 411 - at , •••• - Mrs. SONTLEY ; - • Maid, Miss TIDSW ELL. Wl7ll MATRIMONY. With New Scenes, Dresses, anal Decorations. The Overture and Music entirely new, composed by M. P. • • King. The Principal Charaelers by Mr. DOWTCN, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. IOtINSTONE, Mr. FISHER ' Mr. aIALE, Mrs. lOR DAN, Mr s . BLAN D. /loxes 65. ; Second Price 33. Pit 3i. 6a. Seeon4 P rice 28. Gallery 23. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6(1.—N0 M o n e y t o b e 'Returned.' • Places for the 13oxes to be taken of ;Mr. Fosbrook, at the box-Office, in -Little 'Russell-street. The Doors to be opened itt half past Five, and begin at half past Six. V ivant Rex et Rt:gina! The new Operatic Piece of Matrimony continuing to be received throughout with unbounded applause, 'and the Most unqualitiect marks of approhatiou, front, every part of the Theatre, the Piece Will be repeated every Evening this wsts. 6 To-morrow, Shia IVou'd and She Would Not. On Thursday, The Ica' St ra n. The Comedy of The Hciress is in Rehearsal, and. will be produced in a hew days. A New Comedy, in t ive ACK, a‘ , (.l a New Milo DrAtie, are in Rehearsal, and, will be speedily produced. • STATE LOTT V, IDLF , GINS DRAWING t h e R 28th of January, 01. J SCHEME. t of 4:25000 • are 4:25, 0 m0 2 . - 4 ,0 " 3 - .tO,OOO - 30,010 3 5,000 - 4000 - t.coo - 6,000 to - - 00 - 5 ,6 'r 3o - 3, 000 64 So 3,000 • 6,150 • 20 . 12301a0 ; •—;" • • 25,000 Tickets ,C250,6•t0 tICKETS and SIIAIU are sellin at every Licensed 4 4 3ttery Office, _ . Nice' of Ticket - io o 1 141 f - 9 0 - - Z.l S ittirter • 4ts o l'Sixiceoth - - - L 4 0 rr Those who.with to h a v e partieuhr Numheri; should, be speedy in tkivanplieinion to sooty oft he Lottery ()likes, as the final delivery of Tid(eti from the Ralik of England will take place the 24ili Dec:eruher. STA TE LOTTERY for ar.t., Begin:. Drawing the allth lanuary, iSos. T"E , licKETs and SHARES for the above Lottery are now on sale•at 11URN E and Co.'s Office, N 0.93, under the Royal EvJiange, Lot don. and no where else on their account. The Scheme consists of one Prize of 25,0w1. two of *oeol, three of tomol, three of coef3l.,six of to.aol.` ten of &c. &c. The lowest Prize is 2cl, and the - number of rickets 25,0001. • C-3" Country Orders, accompanied with short.:dated Rills London,, Post alike Orders, or Cash, in parcel-by-Coach Cr Carrier, puitetually attended to, and Correspondents, may tlepend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if .P.tnu.s rs onally present.— Letters, post•paid, duly answered, and lir • • gratis. 1, 10 4,1 the late September, Lottery, No, t 1,400, 20,0001, and op. 1260, a to,oomi, were both sold in Shares at the above uce. Nironized and used for HIS MAJESTY and the ROYAL Fttl , sll LY, IrIARDY's NEW-INVENTED BLACKING Pow D ER. The inconvenience of the Blacking,now use, is not only that the Beauty attic Leather is defaLed, ht that i ts T exture is utterly destroyed. The contrivance _u r ecommended tO the Public is the result of a series of Italica' Experiments su the nature of Animal Substance eeiel('Yed, and the Ingredients by which the fibres and reti 3tion :nay be most Successfully preserved in that dense, state, in which the. are delivered from the hands :Nl:tore. Tha positive qualities of this Compound are, it 1 1°Tr ns the Leather, repels the Water, withstands heat, pro, ittries the finestiet, and gives, with half the usual trouble, Most elegant lustre to Cartottch 1.3.0Xe5, Bouts, Shots, La ,c, lee. Its ,negative qualities are, that it neither '''c Fifers, stains thus finest Silk or Muslin, and ha" lisagryeabie smell when aCled uotin either by heat 'or ahaoi t q ure tin Box e s at is. and ,s'. -Gd: The only . Blacking retains its Gloss and that does not smear. 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'Chia Day was published, • - • Embellished with an elegant Portrait , of the Author, Price 45. in btLIRIS, • ' COMIC SKETCI IES. • or, the COMEDIAN his own MA N AC ER, written and :selected for the ne neflt of Adors in England, Ireland, !leioland, and America.. Inscribed to Performer , ,in general. By . CHARLES - LEE L F.W ES, Comialian. The Matetials of this- Work were `oriFinally colleactl for the East Indies, but owing to so!ne Which . are now first made public from Original Docintients, they weae never applied thus: I;e:.ides a al of I,:;:ecioiasness,, and . Sketches truly COmic, they contain a. m 111111,7; of entiri.ly new Anecdotes, relatiii; to Lord Orrery, Ca; rick, Smith, Iloogarth,.Quick, Foote, Mossop, Scc. &i 7. To Theatrical Amateurs, and ProtessiOnal Gentlemen, b strongly . recommended, as containing a stbre. frimi ~ ..bence•tlic}' :nay drive much Utility , and Ainns;incnt. A LI F E of LE E •L. LW ES Is preli cd, and sort's Letters which passed between him and the British Gove.ii- . ment in India, on his arrival at Bengal in 1788. • . Printod for 11,11 .Syntoruht. No. z., l'aliattOW•row• This litt le Volume cOnniliS a great deal of amusirts , matter, ~ , tintl may be properly characterized by the appciiatton ot . • Droll' Performance, such as might be trkpeded from such an `'Ottd.tish' as the Author. The ,satireis keen, altpost always entertaining, and perfealy fret hunt ill-nature.--, Literary Journal, June 48.4. IUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1804. SMITHFIELD CLUB. • MHE CHRISTMAS SI-lEW for iBo¢ will he on FRIDAY the rilth, SATURDAY the tsth, and MONDAY the 17th of DECEMBER, at WOOTTON's YAM), SMITHFIELD. , N.B. It is required that the STOCK be sent in by , Nine o'ClocA on the Morning of Thursday the 13th. . . 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ROBBCROS's IAIPROVEI) BALSAMIC ELIXIR or,'COUGII Extract of a Letter from ul I in America, lA, I mu , / beg you will forward immedhvely; by the first Packet for Halifax, twelve dozen of 1;0 1111E'i4 D S BA LSANIIC ELIXIR; or COUGH DROPS, widiett I firmly believe to he the very best Remedy ever invented tar Coughs, Colds, Astltthas, and Consumptions. At the tiAto-', t received some from you, I wai 3;111,:t,:d with a I tea Cough aiui !nit trittnatlon on my litags, atteud.‘d wort i" great Oppression and pain on my breast, so that it was with great dithetilty I could draw iny breath, which, limost eau.. didly confess, baill.at my niv skill. Flom the srron4 re. commendation you sent with them,. I w•s I:Mau:0 'to make'. an immediate trait myself, which gaveaue of rant relief; art i in a very short tinic• pertealy restored Me. I 4.ave since ‘vitness,:d their good erneis iu :rimy ohs:it:ate Cases, an 4 therefore shun, tin , the future, never ne wit I:wit them.. • ' try appaintrtt. nt of Mr. Ittibtferds„ Apoth,c try ;the tn. venter),' they are cold wholesale anti re: :11, at Mr: Butiera.s,• No. 4, Cileapsitt,e, Corner of Par:rdo,rer•row.; .1(0 ret t it by 143111. .' •I'ro%s num, and Newi4M, NvldL.; ; 13aker, Sou ; Gol hos, tialist ari ; (:ra i;rey, Brightou ; %Voul, Wo-iiineth ; e , A•si,on, N0r , ..0..11 ShieNsbury; :Oil Situ p, 111 ,intl; ir Goapart f ; ',Weton, Ilurtsea ; l'ayue a.ol Co .kw.N r ti l y, I'ly:tic:nth ; likowu and Sheppard, ltsktul ; Macdonald, Glaigow s.litclicl,Aberdecn ,•• Tait, It:Ye:nes:a; ,Scntr Smith, idinburgh ; Walker, New M a castle ; !Moss r.d. C rc4. son, Liverpool; Stains, Manchester; Cheater, Neater. 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Honoured Sir, Edinburgh., Mar..,11 tR, tBot. lIEG leave to inform sod, th:tt over winch the 1. year t7go, I have been afflicted with the Lues Vent. fi!.t ; which, front its obstinately resisting every c ut prest.ribed by the must eminent of the F4c,thy acre, and uudergoing several Severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the. Hospital, with little relict, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last ye.ir my disonler had got to such a head, as nearly to put-,n period to, my existence —I had a large ulcer on the crown of itty. . head, one oil each arm, and my legs were broke oat in a frightful manner; nay rii;ltt wits e g re t? . fully painful, and had 'alien in a start. of ukici•ation tor the last seven years; my left had also twit large no:les on it. was very much dt,icoloured, and giiVe Mt: such excrutiat iN pain, particularly when warm ut bed, as nearly to de. prive me ut rest ; ut this lanientable litnit;i 1 was.. re by Mr. I rtioilipsuo, (who .re. etvt laao great a cure by them here), to take tour Loake's l'atent I'll 4, which I began to do on thy a6th of . May '; ii, the court, a furtniAlit, 1 began tu receive heibelii. -hi little, ituire than a month, the ulcers on nay,' herd a,od arms' were mitilly heaiett—soon, after, the sores on my legs healtd Also; leaving, however, conslitirable tii.scolinirailoo i n t h e Skill, Witt pain the bum: of the lett, witia, by the ,hes t , aim; of God, and a little Inh4vr perseverance in your sityit.. I tuible Medicine,...stabsided ; the . _nodes i iisp e rsim, t h e s k i t ; rep . ..,,tining its natural hue, and the ttici cm t pains grail iial ly g/ml4 OIL 1 thus became, by your libel,' iiiv.ceand perle,tily tree front ail. ray coinplaiiits - have recovered my former. spirits and strength, n i a,n be. conic jolly and fat, in which st ite having contiutlyii inuotii.i to the astoittithinent of all who Katie uric , I .mt at a loss itt What terms to express my gra tit but I.,eg you, for the good s ot other suaring mortals, to make toes nty case as ptii - Aic. as possible, its 1 sli ill -on every occasion; . in so doing, you will greatly. labli4e, Sir, your (UK:Went, very, humble servant, ALEX. MGit ix E t Swan's close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above, Cttve : io,rN PS ON, No. ', New l'otaitry !darker; and iris M`i N . lO o,ilt reparcii awl Sold by the sole i'iaprietor, TH OM A v Loa., Nlentiier of _the * it opil College of -Sur. geons, at ins I Muse, No. 9, New lirliLtic. tm et, Londian ; where, alter a constant rci,ldence of More tit,ui thirty- six . y ears, in a prir,'AU:e particularl y . threetcii to tile (Aire ~,I Yeitereal. Complaints and Couse, incidental to t 10.: 1 '311 . 6i/f Generation, with. that invi.lable secrecy witii.h of his pyrite+, lest, id always observe stu:n easel, , flatters himself, the advice and ai.iistanc.e"•:ti gratuitously adiumisters to persiu: t this Moliehte, -will •he esteemed,. t a thscertili4: j' cm , aunt attslinahle and emit ut ail .thibi4utty. • Also sold, try alr point limit,. for the convenience those living living at a at the Petthirvetiti,' 3 1 .. St. 'Alban's-street, ; the Toysitop, - No. lOni-street; ;qr. Disborough's, No. 7, l'it,h;Ortet •hill Mr. Steel's, II ,ouctier, No. ti little 'rower„.• Ifill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Mitc; donaid, Glasgow ; Mr. Call-well's, ; and by- one person in every considerede town-in Great Britain. and Ire land, in Reins ofontly 25. gc.t. each, soled up perstseicsre.ciyit, snit sa g eithera cti nt r i e .. tphleainnoediiii7stt with cw4lteeiresopye tits N. B. Every Box sOtri in treat Britain is scititi I a Stamp, on .Which, by favour of - the' Conlon printed, At ,Ibt4 SIMUP'")InCV-,-`t T. TaYlor; N. 111,4 c-street,- - to itiv apt Which is Velony, and mere Counterfeits. wlth t gf iga r Itcx ". 1. ...... afety. tct vv. Nir 4,'•tt ibst C,,v 4 1 . j e) a . i : LAW' 4 6t. 4 , • 1 111\ ' 4 ' ' 10. 4 4 - s&'il \i‘. .....- _ . 4 . 4 ., . t „...„ ..,.,._ ...„ -40 j f .: . , t„........ , -zAs k„ " 4 lb V • THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, N. 28, tBo;t,' will be perfornml, the NeW Comely of THE BLIND BARGAIN ; • • Or, HER HIM OUT. With New Scenes and Drt;sses. , The Charatters by - 'Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMHIA, Mr. CURTI ES, Mr. IFFFERI ES, Mr. ATKINS. Mrs. GIBBS, bAV EN PORT., Miss DAVIES, with a Song in Char.ider. And Mrs. LMEJIY. The Prologue to be Spoken brMr. MURRAY. The Epilogue to be Sung by Mr. EMERY. wrrit VALENTINE. AN)) ORSON. valentine, Air. FARLEY • Orson, • Mr. MUMS ; }lngo t Mr. BLANCHARD: The Princess Eglantine, Mrs. ST. LEG F.R. _The Public arc reso"lt II dthat New Comic au - • tt.4. u y unite in 3 Ads, is in rehearsal, and will very soon be pro laed.