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MEIN Mil FINNBENI trIC or of And; pre , og- A 2 el" • or srt, 1. 1 e3f :at 12- for 1:12. 3' G' r= ti'. 1 3Rit 3562. j _............_- 41-IEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. . ORATORIOS, . • O n th PLAY-HOUSE PRICES , 11e At and FRIDAYS during LENT. Pr ' N OBILITY, • GENTRY and' PU BLIP 'wilt n : general; are respeafully info'rrilecli the Performances "cmmence at this Theatre : • TO-MORROW, the 17th Inst. with A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSI C. • .k..... ACT I. So ng, •,,, • • Overture, Sams on . -- blaster • K.ELLNE R, " C ome ye sm i l i ng hours.', Nabal. Duet, Mrs. 131 LLINGTON and Mr. BR AHAM, " Toge - - ,_ titer let us range the F ields." " —Dr. Boyce's solom an. Recit. Mr. WELSH, My in Matnre's fe rt il e plain." c C up is. ful " l," Air,. " Sh 4 I 1 1 cies."— oshua. ho rus, For all these mer . "rig, Miss MUNDAY, "0 magnifythe-Lord."—Anthems. Resit. Mrs. BILLINGTON, Ye sacred riests." Air, " Farewel ye liMpid springs."—jephtlia. Chorus, LPL From harmony,"—Dryden's Ode. S ong, Mrs. BI I NGToN, " Let the bright Seraphim." Chorus, " Let their celestial coneert."—SaMSon.' ACT 11. . Verse, Mr. BRA N (T " Come if y ou dare." Resit, verse, TYRER, " But who is he. " Air,," Awful _ pleasing Being."—Jephtha Duet, Mr. BRAHAM and Mr. T. WEI SH "Here shall soft charity." —D Bo y- Air, Miss MUNDAY, " Let me ‘rv.anii,"„ce,; bellSii'L--.L'AII let the meriy Chorus, " Or " Deeper.andie dhdeetlrae°r. still." Air, Resit, Mr.•BRAHAM, " Waft her Angels." Duct, Miss MUNIDAY and Miss TYItER, ." Our limpid prings."--losbua. Air, Mr. BRAHAM and Chorus, " The Trumpet's loud • clangor."---Dryden's Ode. ACT 111. •• , Overture :Ariadne" sculgillqr. BRAIIAM,`,.'To arms, .:your Country;s.." _Coru.,.," 0 Cod, wilo in thy IlaVenly host."--joseph. Song, Mrs. I3ILLINGTON',-" The ,Soldier tied."- • pr. • Chorus, " ilear Jacob ' s Goclii.'!—Sarison Hytrin of Eve, Miss TYREA, (1 , 1 ..Ow cflearfu. 1."••=:43i. ' Arne..ii lt r i ih . . . - 7 . . , •,• Coronation krithem., " God cave the King. Mss.' BI LLIN " ed • - - Principal Perf ormers already engag, • - - • GTON, ' • Master, And Miss , - . ( Mis lll TYRER s First AppearAnCe at thi s KELLNER s ' Theatre). s Mr. V r . MUNDAY, • - •' . . Mr. LSH, THO MAS WE -, AU GHAN, Mr. PLATT,' . . (Their First Appearance at this Theatre), . . • And Mr. BRAM.- Leader of the EIA. Band, Mr. wEIcHSELL. Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY. The whole under the Direadon of Mr. ASHLEY, Sn. Boxes, 6s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Gallery , 2s: Upfier Galle.iy, rs.: Doors to be °penal at Six, and the Performance tti begin at 3eveno'Clock. . Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. BranClOn,' at the Theatre. ___ • 160-ENSIGNCY, in a R ' ' ent at---7-1-I6me ef one -Battalion. to be . Spi,i e i. • egini Apply, if by Letter, .posi.raid ea , p. tO -Llsmtenarit-Colonel Campbell, No, 3, Dbrviung.street, We stminster, ~ The 2 3d of T AP H E LAST - RI L, IN, .• . 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LAND trading to the Ea.it Ind'es, do hereby give Ndice, ' That the Court will he ready to receive Proposal, in wsiting t • at a ny time, on .or before WEPIVZS DAY, the . /414 M arc h next , from such Persons who may be willing to. Let on Eyi,l,;:ht GOOD COPPER-BOTTOMED SHIPS, of the Burteit of from s'cq. to 6po Tons, Builder's IlleasuremeTzt o for the said Fom,pany's Ser:vice,• for Four, Five, or Six V,yuge.t certain ; the Tenders with the 'words " Ship Tenticir)! . on: th're . Cover, to be ieverelLyjilled and left with the Secretary,-at or before TwelVe o'Clock at A 7 ,,:p7, of the said 14th March next,' beyond which hour not any Tender will,be received. . RAIIIS43', See. Copy of the Terms and Conditions on which , the said Ships it , ill4e engaged in the Compaly's Service, may be had ziponstP-i. plication to Mr. Yantes Coggan, Clerk to the Committee of Ship 4 ping,.on or after the.2s6innant. moNEy•READy TO ADVANCE.. . A LL ,PERSON 5 in possession of IncOnies l , arising • from Freehold, CopyhOld, or Leasehbld Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in 'the Funds, Rent, ' Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An, . nuttier, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer:. tain Income for Life, may tee SuPplied With tempOrary peimanene Sums of Money . to any Amount, • by • p„,s. tig Ant, nutty ;ate; est for the same. • ' • . The Nobility and Gentry of known.:Property, .or their Heirs, may be accommodated on their. personal security and in any instance where the. single security of an indivi dual may be deemed insufficient, the addition, of . another .person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will move the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will be given to. the Public -to return' the Principal at their Own option. • . Personal applications will be 'received. every day till Four D'Clock ; and Letter& from Correspondents in ToWn or • • country post paid) )vlll beimmediately answered, - by dressing to the Dire!tor of the Knightsbridge Bank, his TOwn House, No. 8, Lower john-street, Golden-square:-'' - • , FOR COUGHS; CONSUMPTION 7,, & c . • • PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTS.EOOT • - rrHE Herb Coltsf(jo, .called Tussilar g) by • the AL Ancients, was distinguished by them, as its hame suf.. ' Ecieritly'coftveys,:f6i. 'excelleriCe in the Ciffe - Of - Coiliglii and other Pulmonary Complaints; and this liFience has, in the courselof a-long praCtice, been found the l -most safe and. cfredual -Remedy for Coughs. Asthmas, Wheczinm.Phrlll4 picky Complaints, Consumptions, Hoarseness, Delluxions, Batarrhs, difficulty of illreathing,, and all Disorders of the reast and Lungs.. lt.gently opens the Breast,. and imme iffately gives 'liberty of breathing, withotit any danger • 4:)f taking 'adinirably allays the tickling which proiokes frequent Coughing, and takes off the uneasy sensation •of • .acrimonious Humours,--cleanses the small- • U lands, relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the Vessels. Tints it regulaTly and qiiickly - cures the most Obstinate consuthprions of the lonOst standing, rt taken be. tore the Lungs are ulcerated. It cures all husky and dry Coughs, dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax, heals rawness and soreness 'of - the 'lli - east,' StinnaCl),.4.4 Lungs, taut:gives immediate relief to those whp„.thi•oughase andin firmity, are deprived of Rest or. feep, as if generally coin. poses and contributes •to make the remainder of their days fe and c easy: This' Essence repa red only by J ames Ryan, Surgeon, s'ee in - Bristol ; and-sold; whoirsale-and retail, - by Francis - New:. bery, 'at N0.•45,_ the East End.of St. Paul's, London, in Bot tles- price-35..6d. each, duty , inc-juded,- • To prevent impositions, Purchasers are desired to observe that the words " F.•Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are eit.;. - graved in the Stamps. ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, OR CO IJG II DROPS, _ _ For Coughs, Colds, Ast Hooping COUghs, and Con..:' , . sumptious. THESE DROPS are justly Aowed Ole - best Mc_ dicine for the certain Relief and efreattal Cute of - the above Complaints, not an instance haying occurred, though 'taken by more than forty thoirsand . Patients,' wherein they have been known ; so superior are their virtues over every other Medicine, that let the Patient be ever so emaci— ated •or reduced, after 'having tried every Medical assistance, it will aet as . a chai - m, st a re n i d v ,il l ;: c t i a i n t t h l: N r: . l l :7 l :e d t e i b ie ili t t n a o: ed t terate Cough, give . ease andfreedoin to .respiration; iirattiote s g fi n t ti t l t e in e nt '-: p 't r t° O r il t r i e °ll t ' h e refreshing cQmfort of rest and sleep, . and quickly elltd a*permanent cure. •• Mr. Robberds being a regular Professional man, in extensive praClice, is prevented paying attention to the sale of the . above; he has therefore appointed Messrs. Ching and Butler, of Chcapsicie. his • wnolesale•Agents ' and to guard die P Oahe against a spuri ous Medicine, sold,•as.Robberds's.Cough Drops, with counterfeit • Direction's and Signature, (none possibly can be genuine) un. less 'each direction is signed Riad : . I3ut ler. • . _ . Sold wholesale annetail at Ching anq Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and by Bacon, - Pitt ding, and Green, Oxford -street; Wade,,Old Bond-street ; Robinson, Piccadilly ; Pearsall and Ward; • Holborn ; Tuft, Hoirm, and • Lewth waite, .Royal .E xchange ; Vade, No. 46, COrnhilh - Clark:, No. 269, Borough, and no where else in London ; but may-be had of one or mere Medicine-Yenders in every town in the Kingdom, in . Bottles at 6s. and zs. each. The4ollowing are further proofs. • of the Efficacy of the abcive Medicine: • • From Dr: Michael Head, of HalifaX, Nova Scotia, to his • Druggists in London, dated April 12, 1799.. Gentlemen—l inust beg you will forward • iiriniediately, by the firSt Packet for:Halifax., without waiting fur the other part of my order, twelve dozen of kobberds's Balsamic.. Elixir,' or Cough Drops, which I firmly believe,to be the very best remedy ever nude use 'of for Coughs of every de scription.. At the time -- I received some from - you, I - was 'afflicted with a dreadful Cough, and Inflammation on my Lungs, attended with •a great' oppression and pain'ori my breast, so that it was with great difficulty could draw my breStli,' which I must candidly confess baffled my own skill. FlOlll , the strong recoinmendatibn you sent' with them, was induced to make an immediate trial, which really, as the bill stated, ;gave me instant relief, and in a very short time: pettedly restored me. I have since witnessed their,goed cads in many obstinate eases, and thereiore shall for' the fu ture never wish to be without them, and. am sure no other person would who are any ways subject to Coughs, were they acquainted - with their virtues as well as. me. • You will be so good as to let Mr. Xobberds,,know_ My good-opinion, and assure hint of my well wishes - Gentlemen, you:obedient Servant; • ~ MI CH. HEAD. Eli =I !: ;s, Fri ,oll. red fH' sif oft? V f f 'I