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r , . i ' ldt, ' • - e L' • '7l( T l' V' A I ; • • 010 '. r'l' . E . 4 "1-- ' .• t ' l, . ' ...'. .. - I '': . - - * .... ..i " 7 • C ‘ - 4 ' '1 ' .• ' 'Z' . • .". ....... .- .. 14/ 0. ' ki t k ''' = , , j' i " ",‘ l,' tIP. . t ~ E N - 4D -r • .7*()•] THEA FRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE . • . /7: MORROW 4 EVENING, 061ober , 1604., rheirl.Majesties . , Servants will perform a Trag e dy, i n five AEls, called PIZARRO. • The, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new. The Music, Airs, Chorusses, and Marches, incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. KEL LY. PERUVIANS. -Attaliba, Mr. POWELL; Rolla, Mr. ELM STON ; Orryzembo, Mr. nowToN ; Cora, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Fernando, -Miss GOODWIN. SPANIARDS. Pizarro, Mr. BARRI/MORE ; Alonzo, Mr. H. JOHNSTON } Las Casas, Mr. WRi )I.IG HTON ; Valverde, Mr. BA RTL ; • •Elvira, Mrs. JOHNSON ; The Vocal Puts by Mr—Borrows, Mr. Dignuip, Mrs. Mountain. Miss De CsiniK Miss Hicks, Miss Menage, Mrs: Sharpe, &c. &c. • „. , , witit THE WEDDING DAY. Lord Rakelainl, Mr. It ft SS Et-1G .SigA4lani,Coptcst, Nir• ERKY; Mr. Contest, Mr. IiARTI.I 7 .Y ' • Mr. Milder, Mi. MA 11l PC.KS• Lady Con test , Mr, JORDAN,' With that;tv,olisitk . Ai r of 44 the Ilmd of the Night." Laq Aututnn, hli s TI I)SW ELI. 'Mrs. ilalnibtd, Mrs. SPARKS. Uoxesbs. Socrind Price,js. Pit 3s. 6 ; 1. S econ d Vrice 2S. balitry is. Sec on d Prieilt is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d. —No Money to be Returntd. Pl'ait for the 119 , ie4 to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box, 0 Mee, in. Little. Riffs se I hit reet The Duort; to 'be opened at half past Five, ancl,begin at liall,past.Six,„ • - ' Vivant Ratty Iteginx ! Qn Saturday, The beaux Stratagem with Richard emu De Lion. ' 7 On Monday next, \tig Ounean, font the Theatre-RoYill, rdillbtakh• will make, likr first appearance at this Theatre, t 0 the cha.,-laer of Lady Tealle; in the School for Scandal, An entire new Alusical Nice is in rulararial. T.° THE vvOttiliv 4i4l . y f wbrierNDEN'i LIVERY .. • . ()ti LONDON. H. 8, yeryiteat F.. 1 • Xertions watch you have R pnn tanebutly glade in vindication of 'my Public eltaritaer. fr oth th e re fl ection which. was atteotpted to be thrown uitrtn it. at, th e C ommOn Hall, on ,Saturday last, demand my "' , i'llest aiiil.to9.4,gr.it o ol. A elcztotv lctiments w and-af 1714 t" r0,.9 Mind a m ost amp le rewar d f or all the labours and anxiety '''t th e high and rearionsible.,Sititarion. in which.. by, ouruna. liimout SufFrages,l was placed durik thti last Year, 'I entertain aeontident • hone,' that the satne• v‘itunrary exer- . lions which you have already so , generously made in my sup , t l -14; A;i11 be contiiitlett until the'tinal do:se of toe P6ll ; and . , . 1 WPSl44l:vnte:it thejayour of voili,early attendance:to-OW, . , roW, at 'esietitialry canNroed With the complete attainment Of 2141.Ohjutwhielt we hamin , view- . • ' I beg-ugain to repeat Iny asSprmlex, that it is the most Otis:. . ta nt"thirtardm my intention- to seek: the- high.office of seat Chief Magistrate l'or the next year, or to tlisturh the Ordel of SUceessictitte that Itrenid eminence; my Ott)e6l' is' merely, . to he included ,I 9 . your Rerun; to the Court .ot .A *man.. as IfiXt in Seniority to Mr. Perch:int, and tNrthy to vindicate , . to tli:;worlil that I continueal 11,4044 the, es , tiniattont . pt . • tux 13rothl.r I,iiieryinen, as when I tirst received the sacred trust • of Shelia'. front, their, hands. • • ~ I have the Honour to be, . . Gentlemen, , ', 4 . 1 niR: :,4:7,,ati Y . , , C, ''' our obedient aitq faithful Ztervant, Oct. 2, 11:-'4. ' .. ''J A NIES SHAW: STATE or THE row., Tlil k 0 DAY., - • . Mr. Alderman P lt Kell Alt D . - - - '7211: Mr. A Itleitnin SnAw ... - - , '9O! Mr, Alderman FLOW E - - - Si' !........„---, GliANi) STATE 'IAT : VERY, NOW DR kViiiNG. ovERNmENT hag a ppoi re.' Ten prthr ' l / 4 -.lr for the Drawing of the .resent State,Lottery. The Third Day's Drawing will' be completed this day ; the re:, twihing seven are as follows, .viz. 'Saturday, Orgober 6 will be the 4 th Day of Drawi ng ‘Vidiresday, c taober. to - sth DaY S ' t ktrdaY, Odober 13 . . -• 6th Day ' te dnisclay, Ogolier t 7, DaY • PIS34Y; Otiober grh Day a t" t Y, Oelobor 26 - - - 9th Day Pr esc t 4 r ,tLaY; Dauber 27 - / ..th Day 'rani and'unprecedentea Itic:11 State of the Wheel 3° plizcs of • Prizes bf . Prizus pf. s,*(i..l••• 3 • .• rizes of - 0001 • • fire. &c. And no V t . izc less than 201. TUNIIRI IR; E WEL Cs 7 . w BE s )1.1)-14V PRI VAT E CONTRACT. .. _. ,cA Pi l'Al, 1 - 14)1i2E. oaCii..lionies, ~ s to w". ~ :Ll,,i Premises i togetker with about Five Acres ofiElooft 4,,i,;.,,1.0..,, I,:tiu.'ai jou . ~ „ .‘ ~. the I I • ,in k Ifici most deligyittusly situate( n e ar t ,,m) Crow, Teinbridge' ells. :. 4he House. lb known by " a uteicitt 11C NO li.'T it Gittly 1 110115 E... ~- , ~, Also A C iiii1 4 1„11()OSE, CsoitCh•hougeS, • Stables, and r renisek, situate'at Tunbridge Wells b r o w nt abOut "oe Acre of Ground sidloining. Thel louse in by tho Ilanl o f , th c ,p It ..k.l . G Roy }lou S 4. A isn srtllV f W.. 11 014 and Leasahold Meadow Land nearly adjoining the ,aholre lionet, - Alse a Capital HOOSE, Coach-houses. Stahlcs, and Pre-' . Mli!ics, . situate on Mount Sion, at 'Tunbridge \Vet tees 4 v it 4 4 bout three quarters of an Acre of lleasitre f, runnel tn . ' 'l. ° 4 t orthe Housc. The Pr.:miSes are stetw iii the occtipa. lion of Ric hard Cumberland, Esq. V • 1 a r Ilarticulars respecting any of the above Premises, Si,, at the Office of Mr. Elenry Fry, Solicitor, Mount .., ! ,,0,.. qriunbritige ells;, and Messrs. Tourie, 'Palmer, and ['title, . . - .) 54lanquat. . . ..__ .. ___ _ ....,.. Ii tYSIIAM-TIA LL ESTATE. . Atthe N ees, T IIE SOLI) BY TION, .. In . 1 a .aster on Nlonday the 13th day or le in t • S lu ireit o : Clock ilk tile Evrtlittg, A 14 ' t he ,' IVIES e SUAGE ar DWELLIr.G... '4T — . 'MUSE. c atieit IIEYSHAM.HALL, with tha Barns, -buildings, or c h ar d s , and ,tlareleris belonging, thete Meadow R 7 A. t It. 6 P. Statute Nleasure, of rich Ara bic, . _le ' V Mill.ti . ic e Qtint.Y or Lancaster, I y istA conwa6t, coittiguatt* thcretp t ~ ieu(pecl therewith, and story in till: lic).*41011 ut . I onAS tha I' 4 ilil,,LaS 'reriam. I v : . 1 RUA Mis pleasantly situated-upon tile. Sea o S i t ea tot t c o , i'„, th e fo the town of Lancaster, all ( ' 11 ""' i ' l 1 " r i, Bathing Season also at the same time to ha sold, ...re in f.,t;t:,.severul , Clo . ses si.r o_f by . 1 , 1 _.K 1 ; 1 44, Moss I)ales in :lieysilatit alio-es:di; conta! i t t)..• Voil!'ufleastiteinent, lig Acres, Stninte Mca.utreinent, in ti >e actision orthe said Jonas Middleton and Of h'e(i.3.' I' 0 ,..4.15. to be sold at the same place, on Tuesday the 9t..,t. ha y : in tie said month of 06toher, 4t Scve,i 4, ) C1043: in the E.ven ! , tf"ill that Messuage or I)Weliiiig. I lause[callcd ill . it . I , r, with the Barns, Stable, :.and Olit.builelings, Sutio . ni. a. irl.l.4ct 14 41 y (atilt ; Ind, Garden, 41 '141°4 441,,,,114;n1itginil Ittl •:. well stocked with the chuicvS I;i' iu it TrOh.3loll-..”"1"'- 5 4 1,‘!„ 1 til a ZOOtt Wall ; and the sevc:ral Closes'dfarottur . fac - ti on "' 1 1; 'to, ata occupied t hermit li 'containing, by test trna it,,.. 1 ,4 A. z R. customary ineasur'e efieven yar4 IR t.n,c , i nwri situate in the 'Township or Scotforth. within cute itt!!e li a r,: e „tqwttof JAneas re r, and AtoW in the oeqs pation. of Wll. ~..,.._ le 1.14 mentioned Prentise hive —;l;ll'l:o9r4:pr'::::ntta'oirt"h xluur; ‘vii4:h a iS il Y 'r r t y l c ti X li te re' rl l M r t i;4 e l • lt ' ar , lik sA,L, 1 HAI .1011- , state. l' —TitC)ll4s MiddiCPNl will shew. the .110'3 „ „ wt. tii i ," 4 .4 • Nrnles in ant eliain, i:,.: .1*;,1 W itlio'n • ' 1 1 , 1) ,:' hat i . b y 4 .i).4 Carr Esiatel anti fortliei parti,;Uhrs 1114 ' 1 --- Ltfi-' cilAu t t ) P 4 ig at the Office of Mr. Baldwin, Solicitor in: , wliel e 4 Plan of the ,PrOutiiiii* moy ,b 0.40, " . 4.411 c451ct Sept 4 is ) • 1 04. ~. ~ . 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Great Britain, anti Author of the Uonitatic Enc)clopredia, :Make. on Regimen, ikc Lc. approves anti T . e...CQUIOICO4 to the Ontilethate or Ill: Public at large (and those in particular who arc going t o the wait Indies, Anierica, or any otherpartolthe WtiAd, t h at m tw. or ; have been , subject to Peptileintid Droc4so). the ltemecly which is sold at the PrOprigtgrS Warehouse, Charivg.cross, London, to Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fevo , • T 4411104 possitkve testimonials from, prolesional then, aft,i Pater relPetahl:;l)4tign4. may h;,.t seen in pamphlets, to he had. gratis, at the ‘‘rarehint,:e. wlu It not only prOve, in the tidiest manner, the efficacy of this Remedy in that most dreadful Malady the Yellow Fever, but 010 that it is an Oatiy, sate, pleaMUt, and certain Pres,:rver of health in a hot The.above invaluable Article is sold in lioatg, with . full l)ir.etlions (sanctioned hy Wts.t.i en), in case at an at taafoit any kind qi Fever, id'One Guinea each, suflicient its tie Person ro r we've -Months. if • • The following were received, by 1)r. 1i R01)1J:11, No, 9, Albion-place. ntAtt stri, • lliphAltllT me to request ycu wilt have the gqatia,. publislt i my case, for the heneftt.of the Ailieted, 1 have ,uttered for inany years inuiti dreadful nervous dis order, insomuch as it entirely absorbed and detanKettlnY-whale system. Various advice from . Ilia Faculty Iyave 1 lid lowed, and have tried - ,most ,of the Advertised .s , lethcines, ,GeiY,tlg any bciietit whatever. until tort:man:ly recommended twin4N trial or vow_ NERV OW; 4: 01091 A which, 0490 ,tu hertken. and you, have p.:lle:tly CV,ttqati nit! to ileJittt and SpifilS. I shall ever aikno..y:e4ge,with gratitude and esteem, the obligation I am tituleiiii : Yoti, :nil am, Sir, wltla reaped, your rime!' obliged, anti humble Setvant, WILLIAM WILCOX. .140. 12, East-place, Lambeth, Aug. 4, Wet Cows, Match u 4, o.;' A Letter from Stephen.llurridge, Caputin ofthe Cowes Pas. toga Boat, to NI r. Aleninuter; , Merelottit, of Portstneut h. Child, when he wasAwo.years of age, was rd. IliOed all over his. body mai; a dangerOVlS Sctlittait: Coto. plaint w hich baffle ri the skill of the Facylty, end in vilill , l inanner..of advertised Nletlieinei: untikieterhmended by a Friend who had expetihinced. the good .cllZ:els :of. Or, 1; U Mfrs 13t)T.A N .t AI. S Y ItU EL, of which I gave , m?.. Child bat .a tew.imsll. Ilt.4:tlet of' the; Dodges inconvertible ;Nledicine l wliich. in the course of's sionil . period aided a . 11011:41 f.;l",, t arci ormir thrr years since. And no re. tntit 0111ht , Curtylsint laiis ever been 1. ant, Sir, your hutubl , t.Sertspil • . ST F.FALIi 11,111th1 1 )(; E. 5. , ! At. tit.. 474 at a, 41VIereharlit , Port'rnouti; • ,The ilut-mic.l,S,rovi and itestorativel.h . rvous Cot ILal _to. beltarl, fit , tha hook; Ibion.street, illuelatiars-road, in llottleS ttt. T l. 24. I TS, '0.1)41.64. 4thity included.) N. 13.--A. O. Siwititon4..the,l'roprierur ition ut Dr. 5w114.. voN, Fellow Of the Royal-,Colleice of Pltv , 4binh.Londolli. tliay he'Cultsultei (twit tern till ; or by letter, containing the usual . ,rs. Five Guinea Bottle ,:o , )ttftPtl Six lt fPRICE SiXPENCIto VICTUALLING OFFICE; sepc..l9, 164. . . THE.COMMISSIORSJIr VICTUALLING . Nf tits AfeI,YESTY's NARY do hereby give Notke, That. on. Tuesday the c g .r6 if Oildter nixt, they Will' he ready to re ceive Tendrils In writing (stalest up),. and treat for the supply of what FRESH" IPA rER :boll he reqPired for the use ofllir Afajetty't shifsan;tPetteli at 'and in the vieinitY of Falmouth, for Tuelvt liftwuks ertaix, and further until. Six :Month: sti;elet :frail he given , on ritbrr tilt Joe rbr termi!ratifl thereof; the m a of payment to he ty hill, fayable, with interest, 9, day; alter date. Tit Condi:lo7S of tde Ciort rail's may be tart at tbe Societal - yr Ogre, at Ojee, or 4y aiteyin to the Cideaer of the CO. (owl at,Fallrttlb. No rap,' %oil; be bad art). Tender in tvbicb a.. Price than not be in.terted in .wards at irngti, pr tbat .shall No be dekt:ered to, lb( before One,o'Cilek sn the said T esday, tte gt 4 ter Next, nor unksr ti.e "Per,vm zt.'4o makes the Trniter,.or xi* je J'er:nn „ 144,, lICTUALLING OFFICE,.. o,f7eer %, 4,44. H'cQa ISS lONE RS for FICI:U .•ILL I,v ESTI"' t NAVY do hereby sive Notice, that on,TUESDAY c i4tb in4tant, 7 1 / 4 : will k ready 14 retaie rode, rin v..riting (sealed and treat for 43 rn ('lre (; (the Carcases of ft , bicb not ' to weigh kss than 11,24 , poltnds each) as . will product Thtee Hundred Tont of PORK," to be killed in tilt Alajestee Pkeniiset at Al./fend, hem:eve — the ;nil. and the 31.0 of March next; to t.ik place on elionday the said :Id bitl.lli, and the etehstintent Deliveries to be continued twice le each !Peck, iii such regular pp:portions jr !IQ, the whole shall he completed by t&' 3iit dj March - next, heist a mentioned ; and to le paid for iy oak, with interest, ninety days after date. The Cmditione cl tie Contrail may be seen at the Steret.s9 o l o,t/ re. No regard trill . 4e had to.any Tender In which the Peke tbali not Le intis7ed ?vords at length, or that shall not be deliiser ed is, the 84as Li/are O"e o'ClOck on the said . Lathy the 16t6' Instant, not unless the &Tsars lviso wakes the Tender, or tone l'erson sathlt 6etalf, attends, to anmer, lawn ealled for. DROPSY. MR. LUXMOORE, of Holborn ; London (late Surgeon at Uitbridke), •brpt leave to tr,..gitaint the Ptiti4,t tha,t be continues to ;mewl Patients hi the illitrent sp:tvies of this Disorder t both h i Town and Country ; or . he may be constilted at Home iit general every morning before. , !even wclocl:4 40d in, part lar every Monday frvm Ten to Twelve. N. B. No i.etters, unless post paid, will be received. Ills (titire.s.; to Hydro* Patients, Setxtod Eittunt, with a variety .ot Cases antteNett, tiny behad at iiiEhley's, Nu. 2,•4t Fle.vt.street. Nt.kv lkit.`t)lCll%th ACT. ' At the only Warthense ii)r Dr. IA M liS's Pt)WDER, No. 45, St ; Paul's Churt..ll-yard, Lon,luit. THE foll Awing MEMCINES are Solti, at the Price's annexcinelltding the Statnp Dittlei; and as it is enaded, that from . the Ist' of Septembar, tioa,- 'the Stamps should be applied.tn all Proprterary Ale.ti.ines, as well fq Foreign as tor !tome Gon-survption, and gs aeon. sideable 'Addition made to the Stamps, on the articles of higlicr v a lue, ~c those in butt:, the prices of Dr. James's P9Wc.it:r wilt be in Mt= li 9.1. per Packet, of tt. is. 6(1. per Dezen ; but the quantit} of a i)oien Packets in a Rot tie (as made up for the Army and illivy) may he had fur ti. 0 . Amt :la by favour of the Cortnnissioners of the Stamp Olfic.e, P.at.:s ate prepared ter Mr. Newhery's sepa.- rate use, with Ins ~.., i ante. engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be earetuPto observe:, that - 111e words " 'F. Newberg,, No, -IS * St. Paul's," are primes.' in the Stamps ...Of all tits Mecticines; and as it is itresumed that this wilt be a slitti-. clein security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Lables on Dr. lantes's PoWder will be (11U;011tiittlill troM henceforward. _ _ Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Hall a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower pri,;:d articles. a. d. a. d. Dr. latnes's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois 1 re Do. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'sTind.of Bark 49 , Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Huxham's - 2 o Do. large. flog - 34 , English Cotlbe - 9 Dr. Steer's 9podeltioc 2 6 Genuine Arquebusade g 6 Do. Convulsont Oil -st 6 Ormskirk Medicines 2 6 Do. Camomile DropS r 9 I oglish's Scats Pills . a 0 Do. Paregoric Lotenges r le. Essenceol Peppemitint t Berry's Bilious hits 4 6 Grant's Drops / 1 4 Dr: Austin's Chalybeate Dr.' kinoperi4 Pil is ditto 4 a Glass's Magnesia - 3 h Dalbyrs Carmutative t q. Henry's Ditto - a 6 • EssenceofColtstant 3 6 Marten's Drops $ Cephalic SitutE - o 9 S'pilibury's Drops s 6 Mr; Speode's Dent ri trice 4 n Dr. &dander's `lea' 2• 9 oniwa Rheumatic Tine- . Greenough's Tineture 111 lure • 36 . Tolls Lozenges ato N.' It, giTnips with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed t 9 the first IWeetY Articles *rove enumerated ; and us many Persons ' pirticularly Servants and Messengers, mistake - hit House, he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is, ••at the East End of St.'Paill's, nearest to Cheapsitle, as l t h a t is has a larzir White Stuccoed Front, or which these Words are ins - tribe(' " THE (MEV WAREHOUSE FUR DR. POWDER." No, 29 Arundel - street, Sept. 13, tdo4. VOit Eleven Years I hzxe relinquished all other Pratlice for she Treatment of Venereal Complaints, and the'cure of those deficiencies which are the consequence,' of a clestrudive habit, 'Fhc undoubtect qualibcatlons which 1 possess, as a Mem her'of the Royal College of Sutgoons, fount:lly a Surgeon in the Army,. and'the extent 'of my expeiience m this pectiliar lino, constitute my clan, that superiority, which cannot hc attained by the illiterate, or even by tho most respeclable giMentlfreditirinei, whose mind is harassed by attention to in:immense yar,iety of Disorders:. _ nut tier..• singular complaints of Disease and Debilitv, in which Imin every part of the world I have been consttted, must !nye considerably conduced to tny perfea eoinprenen..., sion of the tiwst complicated Cases. I f Dis;a4es arise from the inilh.cretinn of an unr i onied meat, -and If such Cases of distressful disarrangement tiO e xi s t, as those which Are.the,consequenses of an habitual vice, ran any Mtn assume a better tirlo to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning"ill other Praelite for the Treg ment of these, and conetrittatitig his attention anti studies to this perticularpoint „ , , ke i i 9 pt car;es of Infe6tion, all Pain, Danger, and Ins. tress truly aveitied,' and m the first sensations of local Weakness, 'much futtre misery may ha prevented, by such, moans of re.arinuation as will restore health and strength 1.. the Con,' if tit ion. , ThrOngli 'incunstdciatc'neglea the slightest eases *come important, bit .t is the acquirement of exclusive experience in thistine to give a safe and permanent restoration, even when other Practitioners have failed.' The terms 41 L remuneration 1111 V precisely stated on the that inter inv • but no letters are answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons in London. No. 29, Arund.-1-street, Strand, near Temple-bar. Tbeiels Ali additional entrance lit "Wittet.s.reci, adjoining,