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KATHERINE 'AND PE'FRUCHIO.' ~n,rrdav, The4l - even. , .e, with Sylve'sfer Eiaoerwood, and -I .Paan - C r ' S• • ' `,._• qu'' ,l 4Y, tile,Conkz,dy of The Country Girl, with the ( r ) r Lice of I.:oduiskai ' .- '' - • 1 1 , 11 . 0 , Monday, the Tra ,, edv. of Richard the-Third, after D' re i 9i-i° musz,be „laid aside-tor - some time, 'on account of the 4 . PAration, Ilir the revival of the Historical Play or Kiil 1 / 4 A i r° tlie Fifth, or the fattle- of AgincOrirt. ' K,' ll }V.uesclay, Mrs. Billip.gton twill pet form the iC harader 4 1 ,. octane, in the Opefa of,Artaxcrxes. - ' • ti ';re . Play of The i:oinl'Vf --iorioiir wilt be aced, for the r. , :. t flair at this Toeltrti m the course of next week. MARRIAGE REGISTER.. 10 7 VFPthe R cr . ' f the e b tstt_r ..,Iriage - of Mr. GEORGE BENNETT and Miss W ELDON, Nvllichissuppostd to have takcii place kim , t few y e ars bef4re,thwy:cilr 1754-, and will bring iail,'Liiti li6CatedCoo thereof.,..signed by ilite Nlinister of the Pa r . t.Z to tite Office of Messrs. Raslileigh, Son and Lee, 50.).1.- li7: l a Htton Garden, London, shall receire" . a 'reward - Of . 16 IvTOWN-YIADEIID - C ,' ,L OVES CHEAP. ILLIAIVI..S :ABLE, , No. 6z, Strand, haring i . CL, a very consi(ierlanie qtrntity of SHORT. ,KID- i k a 'VES byhim, 1,4 s put them in Lots of'tlite pafts , erch, ; i „PriQe well worth tae 4 tten tton of private families; also 1 43 4 111 . c.er of Wpmeo's and Cl:ildren's LONG KID- of ~,.' V P:S awl Iv11" . :1':. - i, in Lots eau.tily,chi, ,; tile w,,,1.: ICLlicfl being ofYis ov;in rnsiaufaiz.vory . , - AnJ mlicie for a Re- -- 4 rade,' • BRITISH IMPERIAL HOTEL . ; •- the 0111 Hottrrimrts, TAVISTOCK-ROW, CO V E.NTGARDEN. KI Y e hue , ,of the Bedford . Coffee-I - louse, tty t t .having, tiltedup the above Hotel the most elegant ktki 13 / FAshion,..clesires-respectfully to inform tint Nobility lk,tti entry, that it is how open. for-their reception,• where tters.himsolf they t.vi/1 find every convenience and CO-in kt,;Vinblileti ill t he appointment of the several Sents of Apart ef viihich ire adapted to the actoinmodation of arMlies kii tes , first respeetabilty, •as •well as Single - Gentlemen ; til l :Zit! Attendants .are Favided, and every. other superior Thecraitrai-Situation of • these •P remises, their I t c l •ity .1- 1 • • f Pu.M . A • ement, the . e p acc,s o mus ) iii" et . Court, ancl.the Houses of Parliament, it •is presumed, 41 11 give it a cleLided preference to almdst any other situation Metropolis;-the. chareeso.vill be moderate; and redti tat 411 d hoerality the g - ovitening principles of-this E,stablish th,,t• KINSEY, also with great respect-informs his Friends tr e h e' carries on the business.of'a Wine •Nlerchant, as herero- Cp t received from. his old I ,,?!'cootidents some-choice Wineg, which , have been select -1/41 ear,: from the me-se approved Vintages, and. , •which • %;. r i e d, tY are of the first growth and quality that can be pro izthe Wine. Ceuntqes. t . •• - ' I r the immediate Patronage of 'THEIR -MA . ) ESTI E'S-', RSthe• PRINCE -of. - WALES, and I fe. "YAL FAMILY. • • ' - • lJ• , ROWNE'/ fll h L t 4, stud I respc u y eg gave 0 tt• inform tile Gentry, and Artists,' .. a‘lerchants, weir New-tuyemcd Superfine PATENT PAL LET • i i; RS and VARNISHES, are prepared,• and now on • Wtiolesalc,• Retail, and fur. Exportation, at : their Ware. 4 1r : INI, e 82, by appointment,- db9rll- Hai Champante and Whitr , o , .v'se Jew,- Ik_ ti) t Unite,-'Na vv Band.street ; gum - min, Bond-street, ; „, ill s i ; e thnot.cts, N2rtnampton ; W hitewood, Portsza`; ortsmour a • ivlrs.•Carr; Cork 4:and as soon as ready „ +ri m , e kineipitl.T . .fttlesman in .ev,:ry,ToNv a throughout the sifSl,• 44l ......The:tisnah Allowarux Au Merchants, Captaies 't,,, l . l l ;',dte ! • •• pt Colour C , )lours, the result of many years experience, gained as.•.an. Artist, and a .clOse application to their e 'le,"`" l a cn e Piclgrese'eitellethby,the athriceeo.t. Amity Scientific ;i l i t •cs. neon w principle, which renders them, supe tipro.any thing of the kind yet offered to. the Public, tor ltnilt)', tineneAs e Texture, a, deep.. clegiiehness .of k i Lease - in the i‘rerking, - Aild thit chats ofebAneetion which 44:eservecl betweenColour and Colour ma be L Net t , • i t hr sepairal77rMd — rirrlii tfi - e most e egantiiitl 21),,` Boxes with birections ; and every Article-necessary `rt 4 wing and,superiorstile ;" some of which ;y; i leludeci in the following List : R l - „ e New -invented Patcnt-Colours con :P`f-i'g from six to twenty-four Colours and upwanis. :tatent Pallets and Colours, from six to twenty-four, e Colours sold seßarate, as usual, of the new Prepara , • l,, e !'t and Rowney's Pltent Pocket - Sketch Books, fitted '0 Colours,' Pencils, &e. in the most portable and 'lt mattrier; - for studying Landstape, -- Eree - after g ti k' and sukridr.White that will stand theqest of Air, j; 4 , Damp, and the Phlogistic Vapour, without chang ai, sO friendly in Mixture with OtherColbilii, as to hepe their-Qualities. ateniees; Mess r atieSt and Rowney, likewise'respee kZ 4 t t ?t leave to inform their Friends, no Coyiurs will be sent, rPt o ,'eir ivamaaaory but What have been tried ;ii c4 4 ;t: At tl by ..I.l2ceimoAt- eminent Artists. Yet, as spurious; ti 4 tt t neweinlention are too , frequently palmed t 4 es, *Dad as genuine, :they can warrant' no Set Of Coldurt' 4 ! = eornpanicd witil'ileir,own Signature, i either on a ii ri i c e t the Pallet or soli-rip:llA of the BoX,•'&e. ' And that p t lilt means will be. tlken.to prevent such impositions ktr, 4114 ttblic, infringements on their Patent, and the Royal they'are honoured With. • • • , ti e r . ( ruest would deem it ingratitude to dismiss this . . nent iNitnout returning Thaalicvlo tne many cus.,, Q'ect Charaelers who have already honoured him with 1 )1 :14 hqtnniands in - his present 'Undertaking, - and formerlY h,,,herf„ h) tessiona'l charaCier as an Artist ; that Patronaee•has ievts," e starriped a value on his endeavou rs, and He humbly YY.' l ll unremitting assiduity, to look up to that; Ric t `'llltin c e• '"• 1 1, by• Post, pen.:tually attended to. „, Aqiiity, • • .f. :.: ;.. ; ' ' - "”. . m k\ . 14 ,..,, .... ••:::-. , ,.v.,,, ; ;>„.:,, , , , ,,1ii• ~...,,- , , 0 f.:, ‘ ,.: ,--- - • , ..., '.3- ~ • , ,-;-----, i..., , ~„ i , -- -• • 4 • ..• . -..; 7 .t,- /' zi , l' x '•l V .: :••4 • , • i 1.4 , I q :1 I' :1 \, `• , ~. ~, . f " . :1"i44 . lip \'' •. • - - 1_ - 5 • !. . . ': • DECEIVIBER 2, 1801. . . , • ; k A: 'i-, •2C7" I • .. ~_ . ~.. ~,. I, _~ T :o„. )1 ~.)7 EDNES .1) A 1, PEVICES, Ekt.•&e... At NO:: 6)3; ' Nleeti:street, . i. , i2rtaer,of Chancery- Lane, -purposes R • • opening tlle,above.Prerniv.oin Monday the, 2.3 d, Inst. and respealu.ly, offers to the Nobtitty and Gentry, as exten sive, etez'ant, Assortitiertt - pf , ilie above'Aftiele's, as•efer,before presented itself, and it. such , prices.as caoka tail o . giv:iri.A4tAfileiion, under the superintendante of „Mrs. Thomas. = ALSO Muffs, Tippets, - Laces, Sarsenets; Persians, -and,.all ,Articics::ustaally - kept by!Haberclashers, at very , reduged rices. N. 13. The loweit price is asked at one word, from NV hicji 'ti ere'cati tie'UO abitierneal QUEEN-SQUARE, WESrMINSTEIt. TO BE SOLD, die' LEASE'of a'l7 , cry. Convenient HOUSE, for a moderately 'large . Fan - iily,•pleasantly' :situated in Queen-Square, Westminstmi !Term unexpired SeVen. Years next Lady-Day.. very low, There is an excellent Coach-house, and three-still. Stable, which ma;-' be rentedseparately, in an adjoining MevA, 'and to which .there is a way tram, the Premises.. 1_ Apply to Mr. D. Watscin„Parilameqt-streFt, or Mr. H. Watson, Bridge-street, Westminster. LEASE ofa HOUSE and,SHOP; CHARING-CROSS. )4BE SOLD AU,c2TION, . . Mr. DEVENISH On the Premises, on Tuesday, Dece*Msi:r the Bth", !Sot,' Tviefvebi'Gfock, by Order of the -Assinet'S lohni 'l3raYclon., Carver, Gilder. and. Pants6ler; a Bankrupt, r r HE 'LEASE of a. SUM - lAN—HAL MOUSE,` 1 .upwards at Fifty Feet in depth, Five !Stories Two Rhomsand a Closet on each, With every 'reqhisite - Of fice, and modern Shop, most desirably situated for any retail' Trade, in that calq,tl. thoroughfare,. C.ll - arinA- Cross, No. 7, on the North Side, late in the occupation of Mr. Brydon, at the Moderate Annual Rent of tosl. Arid a convenient House, No. a; Wilson's Court; adjoining; anti letr to a rnbst respect able Tenant at Will. The'Preauses are held tor an unex— pired TerM of Sixteen YearS amf a Q iarter. —I inmediate Pbssessionmay be had. .To be viewed. .Particulars rilay.be hact.co the Premises, and of the Audionea,.Viliters-strwt, Strand. R,EF.I-LOLD ESTATES, . SIAIR TA) BE SOLD',BY'AUCTION, ; Messrs. RUSSELUWid GALE, By , arder-of the Devisees of the nob.: (obit' Yorke," deceased; on Friday ithe, t ith day of December, Tv'Yelve P'C io.k, at the Wells,at a,Oresaid ; • cIUNDRY - Desirabie FREES-TOLD ESTATES :, in the folloWing 1.00, viz. =Lot I, A he w-ereeted gedteell Cottage;' neatly finished„ Coach-house, Stable, Yard, Garcletkand Paddock, containing' 2 A. '1 R. 30P. most pleasantly..situate near the. Church, lately in hand, and unlet. •Lax 1 : .A Messuage or Tenement ..catlad Newbridge- House, with Stable, Yard, Garden, and rich C;os9of Mea etów ; a small Cottage and, Barn adjoining, cot - mining 2A. A R, 13 P. late in the- occupatiOn of the WidOw'Plat; de ceased. . • :Lot 111. 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Undertaking will cwnmence with the celebrated.anctvery ; flshionable Opera of ARTAXERX ES ; hicii "w I 'be iinmediately' followed by the DUE NNA , and othet equallygreat aridfaVourite Wdrks. • Printed! for Harrison and Co., No. rokfiNewgate-street; and sold by all other BooksellerS, Musicscllers, Stationers, and Newsmen; in Towti,and Country:. Ina few Days will be publi,:iecl, in Fou, Bvo. Volumes el Bob Pages each, price tos. into:reds, • T INNAUS's - ANIMAL KlNGDOM,.sykema. tically divided into 'Classes, •Orders'y .Genera; - Specie's and Varieties, .with-the Habitations, Manners, EcOporny, Structure,dnil Peculiaritiesoi.its - various Subjecis. Trans lated frorn•GinelTh'S'last Edition of Sir Charles Linria , ..'us's ce lebrated.Systernal.:NAturze, amended ansl.enlarged by the lin prove:mins and: DisCoVeriesAialer Naturalidts and - Societies, with appropriate" Copper-plates.' - " By WILLIAM' TIJR'TION, •M. A.utitor otthe MeClical.c lossary, &c. 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To which is added, , a nriefabstraa of Commercial Law, exhibiting• the sub tarrce of a4'l the-Nets of Pal liamcnt seta:- ingto Bills of Exch.-n - 14e, Insurance, aid Shipping, By t9SUUA MONTE ...Attorney, a pct Notary-P - üblic in tae Cuy of It is -- unnecesary to make-any rernarit. I.•.F.'cu the int:stinsable value-of such a Work as tnis to every Merchant and and the Author shall only observe, that its Precedents arc those in common - and - establisited -- trsagein the City of Len- . don and that most of them have recently received the sanc tion, of eminent Counsel. In - a Nlet.thant's Counting-ho9sr, the P rice of the Work will ne.sav , d by the application of any one of , the numerous Forins'which it contains. Printed for R. Phillips' No. 7i, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold by Messrs. Rich4rd ' son, Arch, and - Black and Party, London; and ny the BoOksellers in Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, Whitehaven, Newcastle, Yarmouth, and: Glasgow.. YELLOW 'FEVER. EVERY experienced Physician knOws. what dan- gerous Disord_rs ,arise from_ a, redundancy of bile in .the habit. However saltaary a due •secretion of this fluid may be; yet a diffusion of it in the circulation is known from its putrescent quality, to bring on sudden and tlital In hot Countries this consequence is more to be apprehended than in temperate Climates. , It has been supposed by—the most eminent of the Faculty to have occasioned the d+.vailit... ing malady knoWn by the name of the Y E LLD FEVF. R, and this accounts for the uncommon success of DI3 )N's A.N TI BI LIOUS PILLS in curing, and particularly in pre venting this-Disordcri Captain Campbell, now in toe \Vast Indies, who took the Antibilious Pills in a liver complaint, was itirWed• reccimmend, them to ins • Brat ter °dicers, and has thereby been tile happy means of securing them alltrom the ravages of, so dreadful a Di,orda:: The Pills are therefore, in an especial 'manner, as a Prexi'vative, deserving the notice. of all Military and Naval Oiticers, well as of all other Persou,s going to those Clitnatpcs, subject to thisterrible Calamity. The Pills may be taken by the tendjiest Constautiolis, and iietiniie no confliietnent; nor any restraint as to diet. -They ate'sold, .w:loiesale-andreiail v _at Ching and Butler's, N 0.4; C beapside, - hear St. Paul's ; retail by :Payne, Plymouth ; l3eiain; Portsmouth ; Falmouth ; Neales, Dovet ; Randall, Southampton end bypilt..; - -Verliici - in evrv. Toyin : in the 111;i:e4 PO7:Ci at ss. sh. Halt Boxes ?.s, 9d. and - five' Bbxes zt a. G each, ..Vitt Direttions, - signcd* cary. • . • . f ' ASTALEPTIC PILLS. OR the }2,httienarif , ,:us and whiz]: revtti! if at this season of the year, no NlMicine .is so sate and efficacious as Dr.JAMES', ANALEPTIC PILLS. T leir pecullar'tfilTency tO"proinae - PerspirafieO, and all t;fe uatural See'retions, will account for their singullar - vh . tties in tnet , e ComplaintS,. as well as itt nutty others to, wilic ; the, frame is liable, from, the:vicissitudes ottr Toey are ,tlrriirablY calculated for DisiiMers of the S;omauh and Bovvels,lisr persons of a Bilidus or.,a Gouryliabit,::as Flisolbr those whose constitutions :1;. , /e been by a too licAime or too sedet.nai y life. t„2 : 2 14'1 L• 'sot_ viceable in Head-Achs =yin% the had etlects of,'free ; as also in previiitibg Palsies and Apoplexies, .SQ often the cons'equ,,,,,, „- perance. Recourse should be had'td. th.ni aitc. • of e:ttine - or drinkin,c, and-upon every slight indis ; thus their well-know.i charaderistic 0 , proinot i‘ risevity will be.maintained ; for, by 2s; dis charge of, the animal lum:glens, on tuti as it were its continual:rep, r; i+.; tie body in :healt it a lict yigou;r, arid pre vent: p rem a.,....V. Rs the AN ALEP'fiC PILLS ir" exc. ilence toa peculiar Preparation, wnich Ita'ilever been tlivniy:ed Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they 0,.1y o, had . genuine fropt them,; and I hey are sold by •ary, at . the Warehouse for Dr. ,J zae's Powder, 45, ti c Last , End Patills,.'a few dtricirs: from Ciicapsitte, and at Dr. James's ii.;toxe4, 'price 4s. 6d,:cach,. Stamp included.; or the quantity-o. may be had in ore large Box for tt. 7.5. 6J. - ObSii4e ( that . the Natite.;‘ 4 .P. N£WBERy, No..:}„ Sf. Paul's," is engraved in the Stamps. All otners,are coun terfeits.. , , _ , COUand.Rai , JIMATIC .THE GOUT and l:i i TIS Y 1 are the most painful and debilitat , m; ,mpiaints mankind are sub j..et to. Tic Gout is 'suf. pos-:d incurable, as' all • other (lit orders we're said to' (whi,:ti we know , nut how to. cure) until radical ancl.sateremedies were discovered to-curetheny. I t has been - thought dangerims to clue or' prtfVent the return of the 'Gotit. But if the - cause is removed, all danger must bedomeaway; which this Tincture (taken _as - and regimen followed as prescribed) will completely elseet, as is proved, 'by litany respectable aaraders in 'London and el 5 - where; who have long, and stiii do'experieoase the happi,,st caeca of,-;whose. , letters, verifying- the, ( acts, Mr. has with their authority to publish, and to retcr Ladies and Gen tlemen' to the Writers, who Will' ausWer' lily particulars in person. Personal references ,must surely be more convincing and satjsfaC.tory than the publicltion of letters, which, b, come, Maybe suspected as fabricated for the sole purpae of re counnenditte;' the Medicines. ^ Therefore lie precers refei - ing the Atilided to original letters,in his possess,lon 7 . and to the Patients 'theinselves, who are too -re , ifie±.lab le. to, be suspected whillte'e7thent- in perfect health, ,and enjojting , the ireemse of I hei r.limltsouus t .w.,;ol,lvincLd of the pqwerful a„nd -sa,lutary efficacy of, these 'Medicines. Facts arestubbckii. d •t h idgs„an will conTrer every prejudice. • The Goiff has - been said to be- a sanitary disease, and supposed (by,`fhose who knownOt the cause, nor hot or prevent ht,),,,to,:kep.,off all other col - nplaints ; the Writer begs leave, with &lc:defer:x:s;e; to diinr from such as are of this opi iiit~tts since assertiOn __has ,never been proved. - Til.a conttafy is .the,,fact, is .drily proved. ,How niany C out) . Patients do we not see and hear of suffering under a c(unplication of dis'Orders• such as hettinatiiin,-SeurVy, Bilious and Nervous A.l - le:Ctions - • Hiccups, ,Syttocatio l 4 • Heart-burn, Head-ach,. Pains in the Stomach an‘l, BoyNls. All orkinating'froth the Sonar cause as the (; OM; these Tincihres will elfeCtuAly:remove avid proaentstt takeri as directed„ , iand , regimen followed as prescribed,. anti fin pa. tient need fear any subsequent ill effects toe use of ibis• Medicine; which canntl( ihjur?: the moist delicate corstitution, if taken as direeted. )4t - may trot be improper to deelire there is no Mcrcuryin these Medicines, knowing that some..pi.e. pated with that pernicious drui , , are reLonimended • lbr the Gout ; Mercury, to d Gouty' Patient, - is as deadly poison, sure to injure. These Medicines will keep •any length of time in any climate.' , Mr. Dix may he consulted every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from ten to three o'clock, at his house, No. - 2.7, 1) [yet.- Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, where, and at 1. No. 34, Holborn, these Tinctures may be had with direc tions. l'he , Gout Tindure, in Bottles at 11. as-. and ii. I/S. 6d. Stamps included. RheumatieThioture, ii. Ss. and 21. as. ditto. Letters (post paid) will be duly answered. A , / ; .. ii*ji4 n": 4Y! 4., -.. ' ~;.,,' i-- ,' 1 ; i •' 6 . ' '',.1 , 7 ~1:i ‘1 , 4 _l. . I, 7 giii" • '', , 0 0 ,c),j.14) :4141 r,. *I \ 4 9 _ • .E 4 • • .1-rztvf.. A., • E TRE -120 YA1.,,,140 VEN rT-.6 A.R.REN , • • • - Nr • V MORROW EVENING, Dec. .. 3, iSoi, _ .1 , -“,t,;7 b4.pertornwil, • .Nl• 4 's ‘".•••:::, , IA7--:- "- -FC)14LY AS IT • FLlES..'i'7•••;:j,„•(!i4 .The Principal C. - haratiers • Mr LEWIS, Mr. MUNDP[N, KNIC HT.;• - - Mr. H. -JOHNSTON', • - • "..1. Mr. MIJP:RAW., Mr. WHITFIELD,. , kVADDY; Mr. SIMMONS. • • •• _Nis. GIBBS, Mrs. I?OWELL: Misi.MURRAY.: . • -WITH • .THE.RE VIEW ; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. . Friday ' Every Man,:o His Humour, with Paul and 0 • Of. )ln'l Saturday, Mrs. Billin ton will perform the Cherader in Artaxerxes, with Katherine and P:tr,AChio. k; 4 Monday, Mr. C-oke repeat the Character of ' 4 g Riubard 111. I,if.Lhew Cninic °zeta in. Three Aels,_.which has been in 7Par.• - iti — oirfor will h- produced on Tuesday f%vith new Music, - Scene; and Det•orAtiAnsl a ,,ir. vyl - 411 4 ; 1 4 IciraStodiCe ariclll4r: Braliain, will make their Ist Appear_ ‘ ce at this heat e. • •••• -