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r' .. . . . , ; • , i ( v+.4..i . t . i „ . k. 41$00/;: ,'r , ; 4„ 4 ~-„,::::, O!,,Hw-.4 4-,f, ,4;v4:137.- , ••••'.',,,-..'filf:'" ~.-', . . . :::. . 11/ _Tii 3f4V'' S ' r la\V A • . iftvt --- Yr..?4 - 2 , 11 4 47,Fz4 jfa • ' A ~.. a NUMBER 442] .1 . ~ . , • , • -'THEATRE ROYAL, DRURYi.LAN•E. ' 'THIS .PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 14; 11306 i .1. will be performed ~ 's . . THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. E f.I.ISTON'; Rolando, Mr, RUSS EI. ; Count Moittalbon, Mr. liA RTL EY ; Balthazar, Mr.•WROUCIFITON ; . - . - , : • Liknpede. - M r. MATHE W S ; Campine, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Lopez, Mr. PURSER; laquez, Mr. PEN LEY luhana, MiSs DUNCAN ; , -. • Volantb, 114iss,MLL LON ,• ' , _,.. • .. _Zamora; Miss BOYCE. • In Adt V. a Song by Miss Duhcan,• composed by Mr. Kelly. . - . ,With aDarne incidental to the Piece. • After the P lay, .a Diyertisement, called . THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. - . Principal Dancers, Mademoiselle Parisot arid Mrs. Sharp. WITH . THE DESERTER Ilenty, Mr. KELI,Y.3 . Russet,. Mr. COOKIE ; • . 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Royal Fami ly, they. have-now prepared for their Inspection, - a large and elegant Stock of Poplins, Tabbinets, and Lusties, plain, twilled, and figured Sarcenets, Velvets.and Italian Sarce nets, in the most prevailing and fashionable colours. Their Warehouse is also constantly supplied with Bombazines, and every Article proper for elegant and fashionable Mourning.—= A. and H. believe, that from their: situation they are peen- Harty qualitied.to furnish such Ladies as may honour tpern with their commands with Articles of superior excellence. N. B. Tabberays for Fiuniture; any given colour mann fitetureci to order. - • No. 8. Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden. • fOLLAND, WAISTELL, and HORTON, PaL tentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, No. og, High Holborn , have obtained His Majcst) o s Patents for England, Scotlandl and Iteland; for the.follbwing articles, viz. - ' - • . -- :BI RDS:DOW N HOST E RY. —This 'Hosiery, is made of the fine do%vn of Swans, Eider Ducks, and other Birds, mixed with fine Wool; it exceeds in warmth ana-delicacy eiefy other except Patent, Fleecy Hosiery, and as it dogs not shrink in washing it iiicohsequentry.very -durable. ~HOSIERY made of MILLED WO ItSTE - D.—The gre:it kfed in all Worsted Hosiery is its shrinking in. washing, but this is sufficiently obViated by milling the worsted previously twits being maniifaCtured. Phis operation on the Worsted renders the hose made of it extremelrbeautiful.and durable. These Patent Articles are to be had of the Patentees, and, by t hcir appointment, of the most - respectable Hosiers in both Town and Country ; also plain Hosiery, in a grearvarielyof new Articles of their invention, anions which is the Under.' clothing of various descriptions, for both Ladies and .Gentle filen • and also their Patent Fleecy Hosiery , so g r e atl y recotti mended by the Faculty, as being highly conthicive to the health and comfort - of mankind. 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Sztt, SHE Writer, in June last, called on you with a young woman of the name of Brookes, who had a bad leg, and to whom you gave a pint of your Drops, which has nearly effetled a cure. The folloWing Case has also occurred. in this neighbour hood: -- lames Gybson was inoculated at ten years of age— half a year afterwards he was seized with a pain in both legs, supposed .for some time to be Rheumatism; or Growing Pains, but it settled finally in one leg, which swelled, and tendered him incapable of walking. He had, in four years, eleven or twelve ulcers, and thirteen pieces of bone were taken out. His health was impaired, and he was' constant ly carried about. He was supplied with is bottles of SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCOR:ByTIC DROPS, which entirely cured him. It is now three . yeari since ; he is grown ;all, healthy, and works constantly as a Brick layer. . The Bearer is also recommended as a deserving objeet , for your excellent Institution. She lives miles from-LOn don, and it has been thought best to send her to Town, that you may see her. The Genuine Patent Antiscorbutic Drops are sold in hot ties of ss. 6d. ros. and il. 25. Duty included, at the Dispen-, sary. Is, Soho-square, London. To prevent Counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied with a bl'ack ink stamp ; and the cork, at the mouth of each bot tle, sealed with red wax. N*"s 1 47 ,R1DA Y, NOVEMBEH )4, iBO6. GENERAL gLEcTioN. To the GENTLEMEN, C LERGY, andall the WORTHY and INDEPLNDENT FREEHOLDERS ofthe COUN TY of SALOP.. • • - • GENTLEMEN, 1 - 2 EING ab'§eAt frodi bottle, 'and on 1n r road to JO Bath, when I' heard Of the Dissolution of Parliament, and having but just returned into-Shropshire, it was nut in my power to address you on,a -more early occasion, in order to return you my most grateful Thanks for the long expe rience I have had of your kindness and support, as one of your Representatives in Parliament. • -. • Sensible as I am of suds repeated testimonies •of your esteem and...goodness, yet, under my present infirmities, and. at my advanced period of life, I certainly ought not th•lae solicitous of prolonging , an Honour, which, for almost thirty sears of health anctaolivity. I have looked upon as one of - the most flattering , and distinguished which could bz be stowed on an individual ; an Honour, however, upon which, . I - hunibly trust, the long test you have had of my Parliarnen tarp Condtitt,, has cast no- - oiot, -either through-the power of corrupt Influence, or by an undue bias to this or that set of Men ; .never leaning to Opposition or Ministry but as I was persuaded. in my conscience that 0 ppositlotkor'Ministry lean ed to the Public Good :- sometimes -Voting with one side, '4,oinetimes with the other„ though t have always supported Government so tar as I thought Government measures were for the good of die Nation, pursuant to that declaration of the most perfea independenCe with which I set out wha I I first took my self. • • • - Conscious of these faa,s, and that front my age and -de dining- state of health 1 cannot longe i r .do you that justice .which has been always .highest aim anti ambition to do; I ,beg-leave to retire, fully impressed with the deepest sense of the obligation I sip under from your kind • partiality, and which can never be etthced on'this side the grave. 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Analeptic -Pills, as a ge neesl Preservative of Health; is become unfverSal,"frorn their Efficacy in thote Complaints which continually dis turb the (-Inman frame ; such as Colds, Rheumatism's, Head-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels ; which arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli mate, or 'from Indulgence in the-Luxuries of Life; and theSts. sllutary Effects are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, .and the Body by Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen or Confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are also very: serviceable in Bilious and other deep seated Disorders, yet being designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefoe not always sufficiently active, the Antibilious 'Pi lls'have beei*ecommended in aid, by an eminent Physician, . who has used these Medicines combined for many years with the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases,: ' Sold only by F. Newhery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church•iyard, on the Coach-wav, four doers from the Cor nea Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. james's late House in Brutoa.street ; viz. tho Analeptic pills, Price 45. 6a. a Box, or six in one large Box, tbr 41. 4s. ; and the Antibilious N Pills, price zs. 9J a nx, Duty ici..luded. —Observe that the words " F. New`ery, No. 45, S i t. are engr a ved in t he Stamps. TOUT, Biliou, Rheumatic, and Nervous Affec:- Lions. are arectuailly removed by the use of the Rev. Dr. BARCLAY's AN Fl-BILIOUS PlLLS.—Thefollow ing is a proolof thdir efiLacy, from Thomas Beraerd, Esq. Bath. SIR, - tipper Crescent, Bath, fuly 26;t805. On receipt of this I request you will send the aix double Boxes of your Barclay's Anti-Bilious Pills, and twelve Bottles of Specific; Inclosed is a drift for s,of. pay yourself for the Medicine, and apply the remainder to the publication . . . of the following case : - 1 . . " For the last fourteen years i have been afflieled with the Gout, and for the last four years thin is the first. Letter I have been .able to write, which i ttlink ought to be addressed to you, acknowledging my perfect cure by using your Anti. Bilious Pills and Specific. " I am, Sir,. your most obliged humble Servant, __. I'HOS. BERNIRD." " The Rev. Win.,Barclay, Leicester-square; London." In addition to the above is annexed the following List of Noblemen ?nd Gentitine.n, who have received a perfeet cur* from the Rev. William Barclay's Bilious Pills and Specific : The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. • I'he Hight Hon.. Viscount Dillon. Sir john Honywocd, Bart. M I'. for l-toniten.. Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M.P. for Penrye. • Thomas Anson, Esq. M. I'. tot Lichfield. fames Amyait, Esq. M.l'. for Southampton.. Cecil Forrester, Esq. tll. P. for Wenlock. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M. for Hertford. Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas Hammersley, Esq C. W. l)ickes , Esq. Private Secretary to the late Archbishop • • dr Canterbury.' _ The Rev, Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the,late Archbishop. Sold wholesale and re.tail, by appointment ot Tyr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of P.aternoster row ; and retail by Bull and Callwell, Dublin Sc..nt; SMith, and •IS., x ter, Edinburgh ; Macdonald, Glasgow ; Scams, Ma n cliesier ; Grcgsons. Liverpool; and by most Country Medi cine Venders in every Town. A Cnition.—Observe the name cd William Barclay is en. graved en the Stamp, watch is affixed On the out-side wrap per vt each •hox ; all not so st.imped are a dangerous erice ss. 6.l.iiitni Los. per Box, with arnpic dircctions.