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- "-"l t.:_i i-.51 1 : 1 4: ::1 1 7 .1.4.1 ) . . . , ....„ • .._.., ....... 7 fpO j Y . ' S • *" T N to ....._. _:.„.. .._.„......,..,„,,.:, .....„,....„, t 2,_ , ~„...,..„, I .41 ~ A ~, . • ~..... .. . .: 1 ' M,•-' . . • . ..... . ' s • . t : ' • 4t 1 1 1 \ \ . ,‘ . . • ' Av .s Yitiefi aro4. 1 the So t rai No- - 4 , (11 Meritc,, fald T,..i. I._ 11_1 411 ._____~ k trite, s, .Waft l ‘N' riIZ4BER 2379.] '.CHEATIZt-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, Dec._l2, ISO I, will be perluimed, CHAINS OF THE HEART ; Or, THE SLAVE BY CHOICE. New Music, Scenes, Oresties, and - Decorailons. Music comp , sed by Mr, Maezinhi r ind Mr. licuve. With Overture by M a r. Rem. MOOR X.. Mr. 'BRAE - 2,M, DY, Mr. BEVEKLY, Alr. KING, Mr. HARLEY, Mr. ATKINS, -Mr. ABBOT,- Mr. STREET,.and Mr: KUNDEIS,, Miss DIXON, WH EAT • • ' Miss sots, Miss HOWELLS, And Signora STO RAC E, . EUROPEANS. Mr. FAWCETT, Mr.. H. jOHNSTON, Mr. HI LL, Mr. BRUNTON, . Mr. CORY, Mr. CLAREMONT, And Mr. TOHNSTONE , Miss WATERS, and Miss MURRAY. - • . sooksof the Songs to be had in the Theatre, price 9d. WITH THE PRISONER AT LARGE. Is t! n Monday, Chains of the Heart, with the Follies Qf a Zt Tuesday, Mrs- Billington will appear for the qth time' `the ducat - ter of Mandane. :rhe new Pantomime, called Harlequin A Imanack, or The r Seasons, which has been so lohg.in preparation,' will etainly be produced on the Wednesday pieceding the Roll s,_lt new Tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal. true notice will, be giver,' of Mr. Cooke's peri - bu s n a alice of k i ll, , Richard, and the next representation of the Neiv Co "(tY of Folly as it Flies_ .ter the immediate Patronage of THEIR. MAJESTIES, 4 is Royal Highness the' PRINCE of • WALES, and ROYAL FAMILY. r .r JEST ROWNEY's New.iriventect Super 't, fine PATENT PALLET COLOURS , and VAR.- tS„ are prepared and. Sold Wholesale,' :Retail. and for Ol)ortation at their Wiaeliciuse, No. 82, ; and, t: appointment, at R. R.owney's, Holborn;.l - till; Charnpunte t:',' Whitrow's, jewty-strci! mr ; Ore, New Bond-street; • t3ond-street, Uath ; Echnonds, Northampton; ),Itineyyood, Portsea ' • Mills, Portsmouth ; g. s wich fr • Alts: Carr, Cork; sad as soon fes - ready by some ohipal:Tradesman in =eq . Town th.rongUog‘ the. King- - usual Allowance. fo Msrchauts, Captains of js, &C. - It t ‘ nese Coloiirs are on a new principle, which renders them L_Perio r TO any thing of the. kind 1 . 4_ otPreil to the i }l.,Crt , -, r' -' , `se a ne9;p.;:liar r4e1,„„,, of t r t t..cnsein the working, and that chain ofeannettionfiTien c, to be preserved between Colour arici Colour,. may be IVaer separately or fitted up in the niost elegant Aurevtes with Diredicals; and every Article necessary k,uraveinga:id Painting, in a superior stile; some of Which e included in the following List : 4:,rhe Nei,y-invented Patent Pallet Colours and Boxes, con- I nirlg from six to twenty-font Colours and upwards. Patent Pallets and Colours,, from six to twenty-four, :!out boxes. ti_-•-•ke Colours sold separate, as usual, of the new Prepara. I -4. ,i-41est and Rowney's Patent Pocket ,Sketch Books, fitted v t PMtli Colours- Pencils, t:.c. in the most portable and con ... „, 9 con ' manner, for studying Landscape, tec. after Nature. LA new and superior White that will stand the test:of Air,. K v : Sup, Damp, and the Phlogistic Vapour, without chang— V , and is so friendly in Miiture with other cc.,10,01t; as to .Prove their Qualifies. • lie Patenter4s respea fully beg leave tp inform their Eriends, olours will be sent from their Manufadory but what kr't been tried and highly approved by the most eminent ists. yet, as spuriinii mitationS of any new Invention t ail too frequently palmed on the workl as. genuine, they k ,,warratit nc?' Set of, Colours unless accompanied with their •,t g t ,_Signature", - either on a corner of the Palizt or some part c. And that every legal means will be taken preitt - .altos Impositions - on the Pt- blic, Infringements i ti Lit - raten 4 , and the Royal Patronage they ate honoured - Osiers, by post duly attended to. To 'the - CURIOUS in FISH SAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. .41•, -TRGrtss and SON's ESSENCE ot - ANCHO, VIE,3. —The great reputation which Mr. Burgess , has t4 z tt by his superior Essence of Anchovies and other Rich Ves, for Fish Sauce,' Steed Beet; Hashed Calves Heads, kt„stek.s, Made Dishes, Wild- Fowl and Game, with 'h at4 L bsaieacies for the Table, Sideboard ! and Store=room, J" Ure more fully expressed in his Catallue (he being i nventor of them), has inducedmany-persons to - give_ the s iT le name to articles enti r ely dillerent, which, are vended 'at Slops in London by persons who go to the principal c•Wits'in England, ~S cotland, and Ireland, to solicit Orders Tradesmen . and Innkeepers, who in conscquenCe:are often rued with spurious sorts, by allowing them ancetEi Profit! 11;01 is not onty an imposition, but a great . disappomtnient Families who purchase dem withalrieW of havintgOod lice-to their. Fish .E. None arbtlieir genifinc. but A - 'l4t have these words on " ligrzess's--Od,griinal an et . Stews, d r; - re 41f Ati.. 'es, Stran Corn of Salloy.St, Loniton— ~,i : „ . . • J 41 `IL EY HAL L, and ESTATES, iiear W 4-1 KJ. FIELD. A l , To Illi. SOLD LIN - AUCTION, . t pie White Hart Inn, in Wakeficld,•on Thursday the 2.4. th „eeenibet- iivst.: - hetweea. the. Hours of tiiciii . and , Six ~elocl ; in the : Afternoon, subjtet to Conditions theta to be ~i'fi.lisicti,id, unless soh= disposed of by' I' tivate Contrael, k I Ivtk:::11 (should ir happen) pliblichoiiee will b e -; ivlost ile,autiful and VALUABJ,E.ESTATE, C., situate 14t Stanley, in the ; Parish; of:Wakefield, in the tlkiilit STANYork • consisting of tlieJ ancient Mansion-House, Ih l eki LEV HALL; with sii.eral Farm-1145e5, and 44tee-Hundred r,(l.Twerity-six Acres of excellent Land, 'in ttl` t enient litelosures. The Estate is principally of the l'ii.,e of Freehold and , Copyttold, compounded y o u ndi:s , cd, arid a verY thialf part Copyhold Un•dthinnded. li. l , Larid is nearly all in'a Ring Fence - , and-contains.valu ttEeds of Coal, wllicili,tnay be worked with.great prospect l • r•kiita.,; .'fom its contiguity to the Town of 'Wakefield, ~t h e navigable rivet Calder. • J .• ij - jj j t iileill!zy }hill 4 about a,mile from the Town of Walefield•; i'!te ttuatiori:.,is remarkably fine, dry, and lic ,i thy ; .ti:c ES t IS pretty w-11 wooded, and is a desirable iilace :or a 4tr e c '' ' • 'fl - i- all ar ct , tnanis Residence; An - may readily be Lett o in 5... 1 4 r •.s -to gr•eiat ,adv il nt age. • - !t at ' William, j p. - ..mpshitc, of Stauley Hall, will slaw the ,I h e, and a Plan of it. • •• j • • Estate .w ill be, sold either all togetbv, or in such Lots 15" e 4 1' k i , th e ,•tr LL 4 out upon the Plait, 4s may be: most agreeable ,C) th r urciiiise.rs at the time Of sale. . ~Eit lel Particulars may bei had of Mr , . Lcatham, of 13arton, ilt4,s,Aalton ; of Mr. Liddell, at „New-miller-dam, near !'" ti eid • or rat Mr Lee's Office, in Wakefield; at which s cl i , 1 % v. So Pans th of the Esta mpay be seen. • • J iiket z ield l ,'.s Dec. iiio;. ' • . square, t' ged 7c , iafe. Esti i nb-r I,23;7:inciri? Voot ; • —', Vav lace, S. Bret:aril , rem. • 6G ~~~ if)n . :10 1 Atent . Ippg cviv --result 45 ;1-' 6 " - ,, rthe tuo7 - , S izigebl!t' ttscue or t 114: ha'sc cla . V E 1 E' tong ,, du - ! , i:ig Ira'? Irtatiife In in -‘vo .l T Y. or . tiittl t not , i,s9.rit,d • en, whet °. to otter/ 'S'' iS • f latiOr.:; •U . e vr :hat s ilt! -of suet • 40f, sf)ry,. . con.so', '.: e -.r -.o ff 7.1- - 0 ,re the ly vig,our: citintepic; no 6' l e). a iroPC‘ Ititloll , appoiritP' Li, that - al skIll• tier! 4 :te, ...; at 11 ' inplc4 33l*. ter-streof ticomi• • - 0113 • i 0 - 1 . thirfll. l. 4 the 0-` 14 . fr r is . z. as cSt 7atuit..li 1,4 • c-,":" • yantagt, •1, VC;;1!-•rnC44'• 7, ' gO. 55 19 4 11 0' stFect:i oc t ,' tte4: l ° riq r d s AtY•eli' Li 55.0144,4 F R IDA Y, DECEMBER 11, 1801. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OT PER SONS - IMPRISONED .FOR SMALL DEBTS. • Cravenstreet,Strand, Dec. 2,180 i. • BY the passing of the latelbsolvent At:, it is A/ presumed the Public may have been led' to conceive that the utility of this Institution has not been so much call ed into anion as heretofore; the Committee, therefore, think it necessary to state, for the information of a generous Pub lic, that, independent of the number of Debtors relieved in the usual . way, by Payment of Compositions, superseding, obtaining Sixpences, &c. the *Society have relic - ved„ under the Insolvent ACI, a considerable number of Persohs'who were unable to pay the Ecpences of application, which has cost the Society some Hundred. Pounds, besides sundry Do nations to enable them to return home to their respective many of whom were left pennyless, and some of thoie.miserable objeets ' after - an.- Imprisonment of,several years, had travel not less than eighty or ninety t hat a far geater number of Debtors have solicited the 13, ,uot , of the Public through thechannel of this Society than would. have applies' had the said At not passed. - - BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT,.. via. Right Hon. Lord Willoughby de Broke, per L. s. d. Hoares - - • -t„ o Right Hon LuilXerryt 51.11B9nefaEtion' - - Sir Robert lierlTes, Farqohar,.auitC7. pci _ Rob •r. - 1-territs, 4. Esq. pt.v 44:t0 - 7 - A. 2. 2 0 . hitrgeSs, ssq. per Treasurer - . lva • v a :tarles Harris, Esq. per Fuller and Co., so •' , 3 -0 --, Charles Stanhope, E sq. . „ - , 5 5 9, George GOC , dman,' Esq: of Leeds - • A. 2 2 0 J. H.'Holder, •Esq.• • -• •° 3 •• 5 :5 , -o: Martin .Bree,, Esq. i - A. 2 2 "o; 'Seth Thomson, Esq. - 4. i i .0 Isaac Hawkins Browne, Esq. per Sic. ••- ' A. 5' 5 o' Ralph Etwall,' Esq. per. H.' Hannam, .Esq. A.. 2 2 0 . Josiah Dorntord, Esq. per See. two years Belie-. tadiou • - 4 4 0 George French, Esq. per Sec. - A, i i 0 1 - 1. Grinistoue, Esq. per ditto . - -A. t a o Charles Polhill, Esq. - - A. a a o Francis Gregg, Esq. per Sec. - A. '2' a o S. Rawson, Esq. of Halifax, per Sec. - A. 5 5 0 W: Green, Esq. per ditto . - - A. a a'o T.H. Broadhead,' Esq. - . . - ' A. 5 5 o Thomas Cator, ESq. per Dorrien and Co. - i i o Messrs. Wertgood and Byerly,,per Sec. - A. 5 5 . 0 , Mr. Hearnden, i 2 ist .Benefaction - . . o 2 o A Friend, by the Rev... Thirlwall - A. ao 0 o ,Anonymons' - - - ' - a o' o j. tr al. as.---L. C. per Fuller, al. !,, - 3 2 9 .Y. Z. per porrien and Co. 21. zs.—!A.,. B. At. 25. 4 4 0 X . • 2 57 4 0 Discharged and relieved from: various Prisons 58 - Debtors for the Sum of - 4*. 553 so TO Considered the Cases ofsB Petitioners. ,- .Approved•34. Re , ferrectferC haraders •,14 Petitions. • . BenefaCtions are received by. James field, Esq. the Treasittv:, - Cheynew.lik, Chelsea ; also by Sir Robert Her ries and Co.• St. <Tames's-street ' • Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-. street ;, Messrs. Fuller, - Sea, aril CO.. Lonibard-street ; Messrs. Bidd , ..lph, Cocks, and Ridge, , Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dotilen and Co. Finch-lant, , Comttill ; Messrs. liaramerslfis, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Vera ' Lucadou, Trough ton and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street ; and at the Secretary!s, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand ; where the Bocks may be seen bY thOse who are inclined to support this Charityi and where the Society meet on the first .Wecinesd..:y in • every month. • CGUNTRY .}IOUSE, From T.n to Fifty Miles West, or Sotitb.:West, of London. TO RENT on LEASE, ,or PIJR- C :tHA. ,SE ajientecl and • Corripak* 1.1.11.4k.i -(401, tkE.,n :rood StablinkAtit.i other suitable conver.teticae4: also front 'fwenty to FtttY Acres °l ' Ladd ; fora small genteel l arany. Letters addressed, post-paid; to Mr. Herring, Uplpalderi Eleet.street, will, if approved of, be immediately attended, to. , ECONOMY IN BREWING. This Day was published; the Third EditiOn, Price as. riONCISE INSTRUCTIONS for BREWING in' private' .Fainilies, 'calculated solely for the 'use of those who arc! t.i'airous of Brewink their own ',Beer ; wherein is laid down the Method of obtaining ..it Fine and good Fla voured, every with eve other Useful Direaion for Private‘grew ing, Man gement of the Cellar,)&c. &c. By-W11.1.,1AM, PLOW - A-EWAN, lirewer at Romsq, in Harripshire. Printed for W. J. and J. Richardson, 'Rival Exchange. - This Day, was published, ' In One Volume, FoOlscap •Svo. l?rice. 6s. in boards, A DICTIONARY of MUSIC; to whichis pre -13 fixed a Familiar IntrodUdion to the SCIENCE of HARMO,NY. By THOMAS BUSBY, LL. D. The present'Work is offered to the Public as a 'complete and comprehensive Mifsieal DiOionary, and- as likely to su persede the imperfect and incomplete Musical Dictionaries which exist at present in the English Language. The want of such a Work has long been felt by students, amateurs, and profssors. In boarding-schools and ,private families, the author believes it will be found of indispenSible use to every young lady b;:ginning to practise; and he hopes it will bend less generally , received as a necessary' appendage to .0 - ery Piano Forte, and to the Library of every proficient in the. Theory and praEtice of Music, . Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Padl's Church-yard ; Sold by Thomas Hurst, PaternOster-row ; Clementi and Co. 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The system ofp.olitics adopted by our'atither is obviouS.; yet he never Slitters, it to prevent hiirr from piite gyrising those of the opposite party, who in his judgment deserve it„ our from lashing .those of his own mode of think - inc incwho are of impure or questionable morals. "flici - c: is an independency of mind discoverable 'in this ceincltia,'of which all insist equally approve. The Poem abounds with genuine traits of true satire, devoid of that.malignity which is the chief cllaraderistie of the poem the present' is 'evidently in tended to Critical Review, 'for Nov.. der. •• - • "..This author, whose apparent, intention itis to furnish a. kind of Pursuits of Literature, onlv,on the opposite"side of the vestiOn,. is certainly not ill qualified for the task. The -versineationdese , :veS commendation it is Wiit ten with vigor .and skill;' and the irony is. frequently managed with no less ability.. The satirist is not so bigettiA tO his own side'of the question but that he ean,So and ridicule the abSurdities of Mr. Gadwin'S Philosophy. We have heard, but on no par ticular atithority, that Dr.' Geddes is concerned in the, notes,. if not more.". British Critic,' for 0d., - 1861. " The Millertniuit is the interesting production ail/lively- , Iv, .and what is ine.re rare,- a good humoured satirist; who, distinguishing viCe from folly, whilst he lashes the 'one with a whip of szorpion3, contents himself with tickling the other's back Witn -a bunch' of nettles.- -Wo.have heard it as. • cribed to several persons, all the highest rank in the re public of letters. 'Monthly Magazine, for July, igot. Print , .l for G . Kearcley; Fleet.,strect, of whom May ne had by the Purchasers bf the OW canto the second and tnird, Se ?crate, price ss. sove4.- . , . GUIDE TO INDIA. 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Poems by John Pena, Esq. vols.' royal livo. with eleont •PlateS, TOWNSEND's PHY:SICIANS' I .R.D.E This Day I,va prpited on, tine wove paper, Price is. ~ ,!'wetic, .the Orrezted, of t„he. .V ADE MECUM : a Compemtiuni Neiohigy and Tilv - apeuties, for. the U of Stwkilts. - • - - Bp the Rev JOS EPH TOW NS E - ND,‘AI. A. Reaor cif Pew Wilts, Author of the Guide to Health, London : Printed for H. D. Svmonds, No. co, Paterpos ter,row. Where may tie had, in gvo. *ice as: 6d. A Prictical Treatise on the dal - etc/a, Fevers ••of the West .old their biagoo.4l,: Symptoms. Hy Wm. F,q - wie,, Ld. Licentiate of the London. 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MOTICE ii hei'eby give?: to ell Pelvis druftlls of contralli.v to supply S 7 R;11,/, and OATS, for the rise t f f 11114:')ESTY's C.t11 7 /11..RY :rationed, or to he staticned at the several liarrach within the mndtrritentiOnal Calm fitiglapd, Dili t• ries to comptevre on and for the . 544 , . a 4 of this present Afo;111. , ), that l'ral,4sals in IT-1 - iting, sealed acrd-marked readers i.'or be receizest Oirl; - p tb:s lifttc-,p the 12th is ant. • Berks, NurthaMpton; Bucks., . North Britain, Devon, Nottinghami , I)oiseti Suffolk", . Essex, :*iusseic, It:1 ; Somerscr, 4,) Surrey, Wilts, 4ativest‘r, hilddlestz t . Norfoi iT.ki.::~~.."~ . 'and York. 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Bent, Coventry-Strect, Haymarket. And sold by Clarke, Manchesterl . Robinsdn,: Liverpool ; C. 'Sinifh, Bath ; Rawson,. Hull; T.- Richards.,, Plymouth ; kiltst,—WiLketield ' • Bill, Edinburgh ; Dun can Glasgow.; and J. Archer, Dublin; and by alt - other Bajkseliers.m the United Kingdoms. • • - Where rriay . 13e - rad the,prceci;jig Numbcil. Ex - mm:l' FROM THE LONDQN GAZETTE. ...TT. has been- 'the' studs- of the Proprietors of. the . .1 well-known ANTIS * C ORBUTIC DROPS, first cOtti.: . ivsedanti prepared by the late 14 RAN CIS S I.SII R ,at his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London, and continued' only; 'there to be prepared genuine, to ~;omit the- Public againstt the linpctsitiuns .which are "daily pra4tiseik against Medicines poslssing the first, respedability.; and as . _ the virtues. of the Antiscorbutie Drops have been tOupd - not` only an antidote in scorbutic 'complaints, but a.successfel ire soitri:e in cutaneous eruptiOns, scrtvhitla, gout, rhemnatiSut, and the attendiint cliscaes of the nevres, as the list of Cured accompanying 'each bottle, given in an ample bill 'of ditqC- : ions, wiii testify, as well as the •Treatike on Diet,. Goo . ; &c. written by, the late Proprietor - . (which may be•al so haLt at the Dispensary.;, single-them but itS fit objeeis'io trye. sired der their Sandion, such spuriouS imitations. I. or this reifit son, the Proprietors, by the favour of. His :.iatesty's Coin- mir3ipticcs of the Starrtp,Offlep, have affixed a stanip bottle, printed in black ink, with the AN - bras " and Co. No. is, Soho-square," expressed. upon it, which, it'- the Purchaser attends - to, together with the words " h the King's Patent.," on the bottle, bill: lead wrapper; Witil,;the addition of the King's . Artns on the ; larger, he may be • a¢- sured he hasobtained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary, Sohd-scitiire, London, In bottle. of ss: and each, duty inclintcd.. • • • . • . , . • • . . . • . For CHILBLAINS, RI-IBVMATIS),;`; BRUISES, 'lce. • Dr••• ScV E ItS's .0 po D . .• 1 HIS MediCine.•_ll” , been leng ack n owledged tc be:superior to every Preparation of the kind in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains; Ithetimattsnis, Cramps, • Niimbriess and, StiffneSs of the feints, and other eternal COmplaints; as well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the. LiMbs when in a . Paralytic state. • It is also paßicularly serviceable for ; but in this complaint tt should be dissoived,•ind apolied.wattn. • - On the outside'of each Bottle of the Genuine 0 podtldoc is pasted -a...Stapp, in • which are engraved these words, 41 ,F. Newbery, N. 4g, St. Path's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only' by F. Net eery, at the 'Warehouse for Dr, jain-5'.5.2. - ow , ter, No. 45, in St. Paul's C-hurcln:yarcl, a few doors from the corner of Cheapside ' " London; and, by his - appointment, Oy . tliessrs..leboutt and Co.' No. igo; and - J. x ford-tnreet ; ' I. Wade, Old Bond-street ;. Bayley and Co, . Coe4spiir,street; . GrAfrey and Cooke, Southaniptonstreet ; I. Ward, Middle-row,. Holborn • -711,- Tutt, Royal EXchange; arid W. Clarke, Borough, . High street, •" - Friee..2;..6d . . , per Bottle, including -the Stamp or s Six for i's. •N.B. As the - Ooodeldoc for Ex station is exempted from the Sumps, and therefore - deprived of that Mark of authen: ticity, and as great quantities of Counterfeits are sent tilt of the icingrinta,:all Persons abroad, - to prevent such imposi tions, are desired to be particular in ordering their .Agents to !noon - re - this Medicine from Mr. Nesvbery"4. ' A FRESH SUPPLY JUST ARRIVED. • ESSP.S. 'fiOWARD and EVANS, No. 4v, L.V.L Long-lane, West Sniitlitield, most respectfully form the luhabitants of this City and places adjacent, that they have just received. k fresh Supply of Aledicines front ' Dr. Lignum, of Manchester roilsistingul 'those most excel ',lent A N'rISCaRBUTIC DROPS, so universally' reSort ea to for their extramiinary superiority in all c:omplaints of the Scurvy, Leprosy, 'Rheumatism, Ulcers, And other Dis, orders arising, from linpuritieS of the Blood, &c. - Ladies and Gentlemen may iiave their orders completed in dozens, or 11 - 111=dozens, to a si4,le 43. 6d. -bottle. The virtues of this celebrated Medicine have been dis p I.ly:A by . many eminent Cures. in this Country. Indeed, scarce a person who purchases one 4s. 6:1: bottle, but has reason to sound its, praise : at this season of the year, they are reconunentied to particular attention of those subjed to the Scurv, 41 . c. ," . . Als4, • I. / GNIJNI's : LOTION, which is found a sovereign remedy for Surfeits, and ali Scorbutic Eruptions ofthe Face and Skin, however violent anddisfiguring ; also for Pirriples or Blotches, Recintesslof the Nose, .Chin,, Sm. and for every impurity or unnatural ippearance with which the Skin maf be alfeCted: To be'used as a•nornmon %vaSh for clearing and' im proving. the complexion: . Sold, with proper dire..u.ons, it as. gd: the pint bottle.• ' • . Likewise, Mr. LIG N UM'S PILLS for a certain - Disease, without the least 'confineinentin any Seascd-,.restraint or himirance'pf busirte,sa, ,witen zdkot))errnethods have,tailed. P.ri(2e she bex, with directions. . : Woks are sild !`Moulded square bottles at tas. .and Ode 12S. bottle is equal in :quantity to three • 4s. ones. • They may be had, wholes: de and retail, a; r,r.Lignum's Di spensary, Ni. - 5'7, Bridge-street, &lan, -thetter';' .- and-at )-1-Owaid ;Ind .watt's, ,- No. 42, Long-Line. .tiv nolesale teas in London : and • re.tail by : t144: following yc.esons,:— . l-1,, etnideil, No. 47, Minoriesi "24; •IlbroUgh% Jordan, N0.:33, ViNtechiptlojetrauit: awl/CO. , ' NC I . Fo, 0 mford-st rec t ; Sprmw,.Vo:/t,tt p!) gu.acre Bynct, s ova, and No. 04,,F leet-st,teet. , Tuft and 1344tpn, k oyal tic-halve; • 'Knight`, "Norton , Fall'fb ; -Turcle, Np. 127;.'Sctind-;. ‘Vartt, Nol 314; Holhorn4 esseis„4on Mer rtl,okittiO)triane.; Ira by gn,.; t• of the pr ineip . al Vgaders QrAiecik,i4sA 9 Very taw n 'ft; ilau • - ' , , : ~.- ~!‘ TEIF.ATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. U 0 . MORROW EVENING, Dec. 1-z, i Sol, will be performed, • ARTAXERXES. . 1 ! Artaxerxes, `Mr. DIGNUM ; ArtabaneA 'Mr. KELLY ; Arhaces; th.rs. MOUNTAIN, Rimenes, Mr. COOKE. llanclane,.. Mrs. BILLINGTON; Semira, Mrs. BLAND. , WITH THE. HUMOURIST. 21.. Monday 3 Nill be revived Shakspoafe's Historical Play . \ll . lg Heriry the Fifth, or The Battle of Agincourt. • . . l titl on Tuesday, tliti Comic Opera of The Pirates. tle notice Will be given of the !representation of Richard , Third. - '