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)7.1 1 :1811r0 ..~: ~ . uumBER 3540: j .THEATRE -ROYAL, r - \N. mONDAy 23,-, 1804, , • will be pre.cnted, • , • . • WAY. _ 'O IttEP.FIIM .• Sit Bashful Cotisfint, Mr. BA NNI - ST E 42, jun. - • trilliant •Fashion. E'LL'; • I..cive,nort * , Mr. wit(m.cfrrinii--, Tlie Wulnw helrnour, Mrs..ji)kDrysr,., - . • t"Who introd.uce toe Much. admired .tioi*bf• 7" The Will -.Low," accompanied by herself on,lhe Luke.) • -Loveinore Mrs. lir)t) N G , Lady ethisiant;" MEEVON•; r`‘ ••, -t Miss POP E..: • -. • • CII\IDgk'ELLA • .Or; tilt' "I?rodueed utitle'r the:Direetion , of Nit liik Cinderella, or The Little Glans Slipper, be repeated every Evening till further notice,. . • On'Tnesday, The. Wifeb'e'cwo HuShandg. On Wednesday ; The Corriez.lyof All hi th'e Wrong lordaii. • On Thur,dav, Wife of 'N.Vo Husbarids: On - Friday, Th - e Beaui Strataleiti And on Saturday, the:3th inst. will be perfortnett,,for the E tst titnt at this Th:iiire, 'a T rage d y called A !phobia. A *ieW , COtriaty, Five - Ath, called The Soldier's Daugh ter, is lii prevoStiot),,and.vvill be produced as soon as possible. • • . TIIE4TTU:-R(17‘"?..14 CONEN T - GARDEN. • (IN, MONDAY NEXT,: januaiy• 23, rB O 4 -• " will be performed,-r)KING • .HENRY 'THE FOURTH. Kin Henry, the Foucth,..Mr. KEMBLE- C, KEMBLE ; . • ..Ptince,Thorgas„ C.LAREMONT • •- Princelohn,,,Mr. BRUNTON ; . . Prince llumphrey, Mr. 'MENAGE ; • -Archhishot". York, Mr. CORY ; Earl of Westinoreland, Mr: H. SI DIYONS ; • Lord Chief justice, mtI.R.R.vV.;- Sir lohn Falstaff; Mr. COOKE,; . • Toini, Mr. EARLEY ; . - '•.• lustieeShalloW, Mr. NIUN DEN; • , tustice Silence ' Mr. EN , IER ' Y • Barcklph, Mr. DAVENPORT ;- .Pistol„Nlr. BLANC 11,\AD ; '• ...Eeeble, Mr. SI NINIONS. • Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT; • Doll • rearsheet, Mrs. BEVERLY. • WITH DE LA 13EI&OUSIF. ; " Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. On Vilesday, XII , : English Fleet, with St. Patrick's Day. On Idlir'W,Ntnesday The Distressed Mother, with TheEtcapes, br The ater Carrier. .. On -flitirsday, the Comic Opera of The EngliSh King john . l4'in rehearsal, and will be 'produced imme diately-, • DISEASES ()F. THE .Ey,i, IV/ISRS. TAY LP R., OCliLlS'is to His MA EST \r and the PRINCE of WALES, inform the Public, that they are to be consulted in ail DISORDERS of the ;EYE, hey are Twelve o'Clock. every Day and A ShO A D after that .Hour. No. to,' Hatton;iirciea. : t • •'• SCIAOLA MEDIQIN'i I,.Q.N.IIi:E.,RSALIS,N,LVIA:. I At the Tld EA'I;RE .01 ANATOMY, • • 2,-I.Etviisim-i-raEF,T. Dit.RQWLEY .IVle.nber of the University of Oxforct, the Royal ColJege of PhY and Physician to the St. Mary -le-bone Infirmary, wi:l deli sicians in London, -ver w‘...(YO ik S E of.-I.ECT-Utkt S n' the Theory -artfl Pm. iice of lily g 1 founded on the truths published - ix his Schola Medieln, and near , fifty years successful praatical txperienc e ; in which all hypothesis, doubtful, and false Systems will bee xcluded. Particulars may beknown at the Dodoes, No. g at Saville tovv ; where,, and at Ilarris's, the corner of Lude-street, may be had the Latib, at 41. 4s. or the English Edition of the School of Medicine, at 21. 2s. with 68.c opper-plates,eaCh ex plained by one page only of letter-pressi.&c. .rize. -which, r 2 t i;t,:-; of Albinits, on the bones and niuscleS; :Ilallerf.,Si.' 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SKINE on ,the VOI.UNTERg ACTS • niore eSnc ciatly on the RIC;IIT or•NIEVIIIERS ofNAIJNTE L C.OttPS to RESIGN, after having been . regulArly entered on the Master-Roil. Printed by and for 43[114'MilIan, Priviter to - , His Royal Highness the ,Prince of , Bow street, Covent-garden ; sold also by r. e t t Piccadilly; T. Egerton, Whitehall ; Hathaway,- RoYal EXchange ; and to be had of all Book sellers. GALVANISM: • : , • This Day . was published, In Two Vols. 3vo. illustrated With,-agreatntimber of Cop per..plates, Price One Guinea in boards, LENIENT& of GALVANISM , / in THEORY and - HISTORY, from the FIRST E.)t.P,ERIMENTS Of GAL VANI to the present Time.. Containing also, Prazlical Directions for constructing the GALVANIC APPARA TUS, and Plaid Systematic Instruaions for performing all the various Experiments. S By C. 11. WILKINSON, S. 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