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,-,-----.-..-.-- :lii i i 7 4;4 4 ) plir. ,‘ ,/ k .4', . 14r , : ~; f';: , A q ti . I.7ii • '' ;Ri .'. 414 ,0: .. ! .?%tkil t i44 l .4' fii r '' . k; % .. tA ef \ i ,' - ..'4 - 4- • 1 / 2 # ."4.' 1 ei t „., .. . ? 4,.7 1; ,_•':1/4 , -,... ... , v.,.. 7:7 1 5A+ ‘ 1 i.rs. • 4.; ' ,) . , ; , A ;‘ ,. \ - kt . 7 . gi , .. . iftl: , THE 11117M11211 3807.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. J.HIS PRESENT EVENING, N, )v . 28, 1804, Their Majesties' Servants win perform a Comedy, called SHE WOU'D'AND SHE WOU'D NOT. Don Manuel, Mr. MATHEWS, Don Philip, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Odavio, Mr. HOLLAND; Don Lewis, Mr. BARTLEY ; Corrigidore, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Alguazile, Mr. COOKE ; Trappapti, Mr. BANNISTER ; Soto, Mr. W EWI rzER ; Diego, Mr. PURSER. . Hippoli.a, Miss DECAMP ; Rosara, Miss M E LLON ; • , Flora, Mrs. lIA R LOW E ; And Viletta, Miss POPE. MATRIMONY. With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and Mnsic entirety new, composed by M. P. King, The .Principal Characters by Mr. Dow•ru,N, Mr. ELLis - TON, Mr. imiNsTorqE, Mr. FISHER, Mr: MALE, Mrs. tORDAN, Mrs BLAND. i , rixes 6s, Seuourt Price 34: Pit 34. fid, Second Price 2S. C " l lerY 2s. Second Nice Is, Upper Gallery is. Second pike 6d, -N o to belteturn:d. Places to be t ikm of Mr. Fosbrook, at spa Box.ollic e , i n Li ttle Russell street. The Door's to be opened at hall past Five, and beghi at ball past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina O „ D ' Fhe YOUNG ROSCAUS b eing engage d at t hi > 4 iratre, the pubii, are respectrully informed that he will nuK.- hishi-it Appearance early in the Sevultd Week in De. ember. • l'ile• new Operatic Piece of Matrimony will be repeated every Evening this wee':. To-marrow, the Belles' Stratagem. On Friday, Deal anti Dumb. The •Fragedy at Hamlet was received on Monday night, f° r the second tine, with the moat unboantled applause • .throughout. .hlr_ Episton will appear irt the same c h a r ac - W l _ tor the third time,,on Monday next. The Comedy of The Heiress is in Rehearsal, and will be produced in a lew 'days. 4 . Nets cninetty,, in Five Ads, and a New Melo Dr.one, Ste ih Rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. THEATRE-ROYAL COV ENT-GARDEN. TO•MOItROW EVENING, NOV, 29, 180+, . 1., will be. perform:cl, the New'Comedy 'cif JOHN BULL. • --, Earl of FitzAiJiaant, Mr: bA VEN PORT; 1 llon. Mr, sll,4l:toti, Mr. 1.. CW IS ; . , reregtine, Air. 11U12 RAN ; i ,•:;, Sir Simon. Road:Lie, Mr. ' lll.l N tli AR D;' Frank 110,3i:4141e, Mr. 11. Si 1.)00 N S ; , lob Thornberryi Mr. I,A WC ii I'T i Oenni's Britlgra , :dery, Mr. ROCK. •Lady Caroline itiayinore, Mrs. HU kt P HRI ES ; • • ' Mary Thoinberr)., Mrs. GI illtS ; .. . ''• gra . 1 firuG. , inkider) ; , Mrs.• DAVEN PORT. To which will b; added, a ki4biCiti farCe, •Calied ',. • , . THE ESCAPII:S ; '.. . Or, THE WA I'F.R . CARRIER. . C • t Wm.:rid Mr• INC 1.E1)0N.; . , vim t . , - ' • blichelli, Mr: FAWC F.Tr . ; . • Antonio, Mr ,E . MER V: ' *. . . . Constantia, Mrs. TAYLOR ; Angelina, Mrs. ATKINS ; Marcelma, Miss W ILEA 1 1.F.-V. DoXes bs. I'it 33. GI. - Gallery is. Upper . Gallery t is. , . Th e 1.)40r., will be opened at Hall-past Five', anti the' 'er. futai.time begin at 1 - I.lll . .past,Six " • - "•*- I'lat:o4l'or the Boxes to 1):: taken of Mt. Brandon, at the' Elnx-0 nice, in II -r t.st ietr. On Friday, The Blind Bargain ; with•Patil and Virginia. On Saturday," The Eng,lisn Fleet in 13,}2; with Mistake Upon Mistake. The Public are respedfully informed,'lthat a New 'Comic %Vera, in 3 .Ads, is lit reht r I and will very soon be pro. duted. • ' 4." ' PANORA Ant BOU 1. 0( ; NE, '• Cr Roam, Sett two-GAIDEN3; •T. SERRI?,S, Marine Painter to 1-.llxll43jestv, "4 4 Hi's - IGyal tixhiteSs the Duke . of Clarence, and the ttiitt Hun; the Board of Admiralty, respectfully informs the j u ulic, that Ibis PANO R A NIA, representing that part .of .1 1 al i renc)}'ienagt het Vi , nereadx and Port, including ' ToNiis llnulakne, the. llarbutir containing the Ulu— ma, and the Ette;impmenrs th..rArmy dcg tined to in4oule this UN CO N Q EA.1 4 .0 KINGDOM. en . r,siclfect with ' Blockading Sq ua dr on un d er the Command of attar. Admiral LOUIS, %Val OPEN AdthittTO.-MORROW. • ance (Me Shilling. _....... ..... HAP Z 1 G g4it CHEESE, in most exc4surnt C on . ~_ ' dition, 2 .0. ithis Day arlived :at lohti isurw r.. 1 sb ..“ Soils' rehouse,_„ l ° 4 10 7, Strand, Luivion. .N' ,, 34 ,. ► Ne i• SIIAKSPEAIt ..LOTTLRY.. VIESSM. BOYDELL ba g Iroir to acqii4int thatthe Public. ingeneral, and their F r i en d s i n particular, the Tickut3 for the SI IA SI I'. Alt - 1" r E KY, pri`o.e•Three Guineas,. Nvitit Satern;:s 01 the said Lottery, are' flow ready for delivery, at the Snakspeate k;allktry, l'all Alan ;at Messrs. Boydell's, 9:), elloapsick ; and at all the Licensed Lott e ry 0 tflee in (; re it ill and lrelAnd. STA'L'E LOTT F. I: V, ____---_______ Begins Drawing 28th I ahuary, t 865, TBISII solicits the:perusal of i t ie G ran d L OT: • TERY SCHEME in another part of this Paper, which he flatters himsel! will be fi,unit to contain more Cil -1441 Prizes than Usual in a Lottery of do few Tickets ; and 1 1 1 eastoriishing Succe s s th a t h as atten d e d the Purchasers M t. 1 I CKETS and Sli Alt ES. at his Offices, tor several years ens w (where the rizes are paid ;Ai denial - id), will, ho hopes, 1,,,_ tire him a con t inuance (); their Favours. 'al° following CAPITAL Plt I ZE.S have all been Shared and Sold at his Offices, in tile present Year 1804. No, IN SHAKES. IN W HO L E TICKETS . °. 8 ,221 .. .. L'ao,'Don No. 24. -;71 - .. - XS.*** 1 0,234 - - 10,000 1,64 t - - 2 , 000 90 , 98 . . 5,500 4063 . - 1,000 10,245 -. 4 s,OOO 6,793 . . 1,000 . 22 ,343 - - 2,000 20 ,7 2 4 . - 1,000 1 91410 - - 2,000 21 ,41 8 - . I,coo, 12 3 8 . - 2,000 21,714 . - 1,000, S* 34 2 - - 1,000 2,626 - • 5 00. 23,118 - - Imo . 11,215 .- -- Soo ,3,2,35 - - Soo 12,045 - - 500 ~1 3 11t2 . . 500 22,58 S .., ..• .5!" ts.ileK ETS and SITA R ES are seltiiig at both his old esta wushed Offices, O. 4, Cornhill, and No. g, Charing-cross, ntion whe re all Business in the Public Funds is transaeled h -.... fidelity and dispatch. PrvilslY AND NAVY EtiIJIPAGE. - . " 2 P ATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni. t two, att rasses, and Bedding con ipl ete, are very respea airticty recominended to Gentlemen,_ as bin tiu• most portable 'l'4 l % 4ll P er iar to any ethers made in Ipndon ; ` Marquees, Co . ,nst . 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YELLOW FEVER, tvo. 40, CH G ARIN-CROSS. pit.l+re Physician to the 'Ainbitisador at the Court of Great larirain, npi Author of .the Domestic -liiieyeltipautia, Treatise oil Regimen and Diet, Letter ort the Virtues attic yellow ;•ever Remetly,, &c. &c. dec. approves and . recommentis to the lininedi:lte notice: of the l'ublic at large . .(and.those in particular who are goiti4 to the SVcst ;wheat, Atnerica, or any other part of the World, th o t may 00, ,or have been subject to Pestileutial Disease) the iteinedy . which is; sold at the Proprietor's . .. Warelsuuse,' No, 4a, Chaiing-eross, London, to Prevent and Curc the • Yellow Fever. The tnOst" positive testimonials front 'professional men, ' anti other respe.lable persons, may be seen in pamphlets, to be had,,g'r*,s,,at the • Warehouse, which not only prove, in the Fullermanner, the clicacy ohi this Remedy in that most teldfal Nlalatly the Yellow Fever, but also that' it is an ca',y, tale, pleas:int, and . certain Preserver of Health in a hot The abode invaluable Article is sold in Boxes, with full Directions (sanctioned by • Dr.- Wt I.w e it); in" case of an tack or any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, 6U-till:it:la fur one, Person cur Twelve )Months, NOV MLUICINE ACT., NEWBERY and SONS, N. 45, Sr. 'Pauli* Churc.h.yard,.London, Proprietors of Dr. Idines's Powder and other valuable Preparations,_ inform the Public., that in consequence of 0,1 New Stamp Planes, the Price or that Nlediciee will be in" future is. cri. per Packet, or i I. is. 6tl. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as 1114‘10 up fur the Army anti Navy) may be had for fl.4s. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Coln. nussioners. for Mr. Newberrs separate use, in which the words, " F. Newhery, No.-45, St. Paul's," are ,engraved, and as it is'presumed that this will be a sufficient seetnity a6ifuist Counterteits, Isis Signature on the Labels will be discontinued, The folloWing are the'lltices of their Medicines, to the first twenty ut which Mr. Newbert's Stamps are affixed, but those who purchase six or mom, at a time, will he al lowed the Scamps gratis. 1. d. r. d. Dr. laines's Powder a. 9 DalbPs, Carminative. t 9 Do. ma Wade . 24 o Dr. Austin's Clialybeats Do. Artalepuc Pills 4 6 Pith 4 Do. large DUX . 24' o Freake'aTtncr.Of natg• 4 Dr. S t eer's OpOtielt10:1 2, ittlXll.oll . (IMO . a a. Do. CinvuisionOil - - 2 6 Tonic Nils .. A 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Engli4lt euitCe s 9 Do. C2motiole Drops t 9 .Dr:-Newer'; lllll t El Du. Paregoric Lozenges t. 140 11 4 • I s t Angibuiti's Blois ditto I. ti oglish's Scots Pills , t o Esseiweofeoltstirot 3 6 Hewes Magnesia - a 6 Mr. Spence', Dentifrice 46_ • Norturt's Drops . s 6 Cephalic Snufl . 0. 9 .. Spilshtity's Urops 6 Junes'; Rheum. Tina. 6 I.)r. Solander's 'rea a 9 lierry's iiilloua Pills 4 6 Greenottith'iTinefure t ri 4!:sseit . .coot Peppermi n t ri ,Un. Tulu Lotenges• • - (aiss's Niagnesia 3 6 Essence 0 1. 6 inger ,9 N. 11. As many Persons, partictitarly Messengers, tuts. take th Itouse of Messrs,' Newhery, they think it necessary 10 pUilit out, that it is at the Cast Ot St. Paul's, tour Doors from Cheap;;ide thrsc words inscribed On the I , toin "- TILE ONLY WAREHOUSE FUR. DR. lAMk.s's POWDER." tpRICR S/XPENCg. OFFICE OP GRONANCIS, Ittosa , mbov 14, slto4 , TUE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS t';:, .11 it. yI.STY'i ORDNANCE do torch' , give yotiee, that Protpatals rui3 iv reedited at thel f O‘Net, Ir Si. Margaret-fire 1, Westativster, Ind v the 04,4,5ie Offie at Pot:south, br duff' Often the ~ e, es or before ..Vatitrd.w the istb of 1) mber sew, front ouch Pr . roct as mqy be 71411iirg r 4 whiertair the iirtpol,l NA TIME R :Ton Cott-aa, far the S'ervito of thin Depiei most, at Portsmouth. Further Parthm;art, together with the Term: tendameblorer t•r., • C.-trae7, mar eneuhi, applic.ttierr at the Secretary's Jr,e iv .cl. Margaret-str• a aliresJid, al, day heuten the &vet if and Four o'Cb;11, and also at the Ordclnte Office at Pol.dimtb. The Proposals aro to be delivered, sealed up a'td 11U:irked am, tLt. osurldr " Propos3ls far* be Supply' of Fir Timber :or the Ordnance Service at Poriamquttt ;" isa no Proposal can be ad. • mitted alter the said titb day of I.)trespeier ,Orde- of tGe !Enact, . R. 11. CRE.IP See 1 • • ARMY CONTRACTS. Comminaty Ge3erat's Office, Great George—ow, November 27, 18 4. moncE is hereky . givete•to. ;ill Persons des;rons 4,1 e sand) , tbe Mowing 4rticlee for the Uie oftht .8R.E..1D to ths Troops in Barracks and Quarters in !be C,.,,,. tie, cf Sussex, BrJfe.rd, Norfoli, Ox/o nr and .. -I'.. Crxter ; UATS r O 1,4 Cavaky b C.:wont:tent: and Qmarters irt the Co;..m tier of Oxfird. Stafird, Comb, itlo, and Nvihavipion a4d FORAGE, viz: OATS, HAY; and STRAW, to the Gawky 1* Barracks lathe Coantkt of Natingnon and Irerwltk g The Deliverler so commence an andf..e die 2516 Day of De ! ember ne:et—That Proposal:, in null/ill, :ruled :q, and m a rled 44 Tender fbr Army Supplies," tolll be received at this ops cy or iefore the 4th Dv of rala' Month December 6>r none will it retelvei after Twelve o'Clotk on that Dv/ 44, 4(f . sent ly het, she Postage to be paid. Proporals must 6e ante stiarattly for eaeh Courty, owl Ike Names Ptho rod Sint, 'with thwir Floret Refidorer, must he 'lnserted at the Jo,' 'Hereof ; mod ste Totoelte will he altered spiel thf Party, or . Aged', c.lll or thlso4For Pe the falfrevitri J' tit know the declaim iherew. • Par tica/ail. of the Contra Es stay lor had, alon oplicatim 41 !hit , it the hoer: of ten a pour, S FATE 1,0 I' I) . EG INS DRAW] thy 2.iiit of j.inuitry, L..) a )5. 3 -: ! : 0 0 .,0 00 0 . SCIIIIIE. 1 01 ,C•15,0n , are 42i,nio a . 20.1.70 - 4., • , `" 4 3 .. 1, , ,, , z00 - jc,o-..0 o • ;o 2 . 110 0 ... SO IS;ouo, 414m0 5,0,p0 3,000 12„) )o 6, tso sc.coo Tickets ,C2mono TICK ETS and SH A RES are selling at every Licensed Lottery Price of T! ,. ..`ect - • 4",.11 to o • Ittlf • - - k. 9 o ! - 8 o Quarter - • o • Si c.voth - 1 4 o )-Tr Those who w• 6. to 1:•0.e parthailAr Numbers should be speedy in iiicir appiwat ion to some of tau Lottery f tfices, as tne final I.lvltv.:ry et T, Acts trout the dank of England will take place tile 29,1 1 Decerfovr, BOTANICAL SYNAIP. _ . AS a serious L.:aut 1011 who, from the nature of their Comot are obliged to hr.vo- rt-coune to that dangetyps preparati .n, Viereilryt it is certainly, it taltvn with dip:reit" a most nolle and eltecittal Cure for every species of Venereal Infeci.on ' - but, on the other illtriti,tivro is not, an article iii the whole Nigeria M elicit so replete wit tt dan,rcr; for should the ratient take cold whilst snider a course of this extriordinaty Medicine, it frequently behind it the Goat, Rheumatism, Numbness in tit, Paralytic Atfeetions, which, however, may not be felt till alto - .1 lapse of seven, eight, or tell years, Nlany Persons in Business,. Servants, and indeed all who, from the nature of their employnteilts, are obliged to be out in all weathers, being HAL! to catch cold under a course of M e rcury, which. , nt iy de:11111.ga their Lives, but no such clanger will intervene to those Who substitute 1)r. lIRO. DU M's LAW IC. L SYRUP, which is particularly re. commended to be used previous to entering into the Matti,: monial State, lest the iudiscretion Of a Parent prove it sotrce of vexation to him for the remainder of his days, by afflicting his innocent big unfortunate ()Inuring with the Evil, Erup. tiOns of a most malignant .tendency, and a variety of other Complaints, that are most assuredly produced by neglect and Imprudence. , 'Cho Me , iteines to be hail at the house, No. g, Albion. tomer, itiacktriars.road, awl of all the Medicine Venders in the United KiNdont. • . N. 13 —A. U, iwiotln,4ll9 Proprietor (Son of Dr. S win. ton, lectlow.of the 'toys! Collcv of Phvsi,:i.ins, London). inAy he co;iwlte%l from tett till thrve, or by letter eorttantiog the osoalyeo. tr.r A Five Guinea Pottle colitainfi six at 223. No. 2g Arundel-street, Sept. *j, teo 4 . F loR Eleven Years have relinquished ail . uther Pradice far the Treatment of Venereal Complainti, and the cure of thole tirtiviem.ies which arc the coniequences a destrudive habit. • • The undoubted quahhcations which I poy.ess, as a Mem ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, folineriy a Surgeon in the Army, and:the extent of my experience in this ftnUilift constitute my claim to that superionty, Which cannot be attained by tho iltiterate, .or even by the most respectable general Praclitioncr, whose mind it familial by attention to an immense vatic? y of Disorkrs. The very singular complaints of Disease end Debility, in which from every -part of the world I bawl boen conol i te d , must have considerably conducat to my perfett comprehen. &tuna thentost complicated if Dissases arise trout the inilkcretion of an tingtiartied mo thent, and if such Cases of distressful disarraitgeinent do . exist, as those which are the consequences of all vice, C.lll any NI an assume d better title to treat theta 'M t n . a reKul.tr Stifgeoll, resi.piing all other PraCtice f,r the Treat., meat of those, And ollcetittaing his attention and studies t 0 this partictilar point A In recent-Cases, of Inftdion, all Pain, Danger, and Ol t . traits may be avoided, anti in the first sensati..ms ot local Weakness, much future misery may be prevented, by such means of iv-animation us wilt restore health and strength to the Constitution. Thrott4ll inconsiderate neglect the slightest cases beconie important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive explrietn.e this line to give u safe and permanent restoration, even %viten other Pradlti,ocri iuvc r at t e d, T he testy of relnlmenstiun are praisely stated on the first interview, taut n'letters .ire atiswcted ktu est s Bank Wow Is , , - MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal Col kge of S.irgeons in London. No. 29, Arundel•streot, Strand, o corr e , i ,w,..N r. Tlpoe4s a additional entrance in Wator.attlet, adjoining