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• • . 4,- lit. ge • 11 ' , 01. V 4 " " ..' x , ff -q i . 1, • • of 14, : - - 1 • 4‘' ,4 - t• • 411 7 c 4 N • •Z , • AIT9 t jgr r , • 1 , 11 11 ' 4 •1• 1;11111V.‘ - T II Eir S DAY; OCTOBER )6, 1800: NUMBER ;13 9 G PRiCE inClihNCk. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, O&. 16, 1806, will be performed THE WILL.' • Sir Solomon Cynic, Mr. DO WTON ; Mandeville, Mr., POSY ELL ; Howard, Mr. ELL I STON ; Veritas, Mr. PALMER Realize, Mr. NIATUEWS; Album, Mrs. FORBES, (From the Dublin Theatre; hei ist appearance on this Stage)i Cicely Copley, Miss MELLON. WITH THE FORTY THIEVES. 13oxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. —Gallery zs. Second Price ts.—Upper• Galicry ts. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Eve, and begin at 1.14 f-past Six. On Saturday, The Suspicious Husband ; with The Forty Thieves. On Monday will be produced anew Comedy , (nevec acted), called The Fara Table. A new Melo-Drama is in preparatiun, and•will be speedily. perfbrmed. .THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDBN. T0 -MORROW EVENING, OEtober 17, 1806; vu 1 1 1 tie performed THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Captain Macheath, Mr. INC L EDON ; Peachtn, Mr. MUN DEN ; Lockit, Mr..EME RY; Mat o' the Mint; Mr TAY LOR ; Filch, Mr. SIMMONS; Polly, by a YOUNG LADY, (Her fourth appearance on this Stage); Lucy, Mrs. C. KEMI3LE. in Aet 111. a Hornpipe in Fetters, by Mr. PLATT. WITH VALENTINE •AND ORSON. To conclude with a Grand Pageant. - - Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price Gailery as. Sec., , n I Pri..e ts.—Upper G.ailery ts. Second Price 6d.-- , No Motley to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the 11q74-oftic.c, Ilart ! street. The Doors to be opened at Half-'past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. • • • • • . Historical Play of King Henry the Eighth will be rc_ pealed,. on Monday, fur the fourth tune. POPE's FORTUNATE OFFICE, ROYAL EXCKAN.7F.. - - "THE Public, are respeafully informed, the Second Day of Drawing wiU be oh THURSDAY, 0 etober 23. Two Thousand Tick.:ts to be drawn each day, and all the capital Prizes floating. Tickets and . Shares are now on sale in a great variety, at PO P E's Office, az, Castle-alley, Front ing the Bank of England. _ PRFSENT ?RTC'S. Ticket - ;7 o o 3 0 1, ,, ,;,th S 2 • S.xteepth 1-13 if Quarter 2 it G 1 6 o STATE LOTTERY. Icioa Tickets to be Drawn each Day. MtIOSE Persons who have not made their Pur- Ws ises. are int4ined, - the SECOND-DAY of DRAW. ING will ¢e on Tin) It$DA Oct 23. No. 7157, a Prize of f0,03 . .,1. as First.drawn Ticket, was shared by SWIFT and Co. Poultry _and Charing Cross, in one Quarter, tvilo Eighths, al.d ei ht Sixteenths. Tickets and Shares arc on sale, :wail...sited 'on& ND. , PRESENT raoci Ticket' f :9- '7 0 - to 3 0 - _y z-o 'Slxteenth Ha! f Qaarter 2 rt 6 f . 6 0 . _ . DaCKSi'FIRE,.OFFICE, CANAL SdAR - E5 TO BE SOLD_ BY PRI YA - TE C 1 h2.,ACI' . ty Mr. SCOT!', WESTWEST , INDIA. DOCK - STOCK, LONDON DO( K STOCK.. and 'small Sums of N,,v . Stib imiption GLOBE INSURANCE. add ikoCK I N . -1.11:- ,ANCE SI4A4.tES ; GRAND lUNCII EAK foi(EsT, ROCHDA,E,.KE,NNEI: and , A.VON New Stibscription,' and LAN CAST E R - CANAL, 81 - 14‘KES. No. 2;, New Bridge street, Uct 1.3 th.: • TY PLIES, at BANBURY; OXON. ' TO BE S 01.1? By - AtleT4ON,.,, • Bir Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. '• • On Wednesday, OCtober zz, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in • Poe ' _ , • rr HE Great ancif . Small 'fl of tii6 Liberty or Wickham, in the Parish (4 . Banbury, in the County of Oxford, commonly called ;he Wickhani 'l3 thes, extend. log over a very ferfile'Fratl or Co - rit'andcrass Land, contain. jog upwards of i too Acres. I4eld, by . Lease under the.BiShop • of Oxford, tor three :.ivies, at a . iescrved rent of 151.r05. 'per , - Printed Particulars maybe had 14 days precedingAhe Sale, •of Mr. R. Bignell. Solicitor ; ~Bants..iryi Mr. Cough, Soul_ dern, near '.l.?edilin4ton, Oxon; Dawson, Printers, Oxf.rd ; Mr. R-Julason,-*renta, ' Covei,trr ; MI Pict ; . TrUnkwell House ;. . near, Rgading ;_at the WarwicicAttns, "Warwick ; sale; and of Messrs. Skinner, llyke, an Co. Aldersgate-street. • • erHE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MA It N This invaluable ComPosi•lui),- with halt the usual labour, produces the mast bril jet black ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather, N vil I not soil the finest Linen. is rerfedly free from any un., pleasant smell, and will retain its virltes in any climate. Sold, Wholesale, by Day awl Martin, at the Manufaciory, 97, •-.olborn ; retail by F Day, No. 7, Tavistoc.k. street. Covent-garden • W. Day, No. 65, viallow.street ; Axtell, No. 1 , 'Finch lane; and by the principal Boot. makers, Perfumers, and ()Hum!, in the Metropolis; and in every town throughout the' United Kingclont, in Stood Bottles, pricc is. 6d. each. ' A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CU.RRIE and Cu. challenge. the whole World to prove a sit oe instance waleiti their iNledieizie and- Method of Cure have failed of the desired tiled. The pradiee of many, years in this particular branch of their pro lession has not given rise to one unsuc&sstul.case. They con-. tinue to dired theit studies to the treatment and cure of cer tam Complaints, and that derangement of the 5) stem which is the conseqUence of a - _des.trudive habit. • Iris a melancholy truth, that the indulgence-in this solitary vice brings on those Deficiencies and I)4bl:hies which- frequently prevent and mother the - .l4atritnonial State and imposes by anticipa. tion Upon-its unhappy vidims all the intirmitiei of old age. To such persons it must be a. consoling reflection to know that they may now, by.aht.w and infallible mode of . treat- - went, be rest - uteri to health, strength. • and manly vigour.— Messrs. Currie and Co: being regular !!,tirzeons of the Royal College, the idea of einpircistn cannot possibly be attached to their pradice, for nothing but a thorough convidiOn; con firmed by many years experience, of the injudicious mode of tre.ittnent adopted by the 'general . Praditioner in the cure of Venereal Corni,laints, and that class of Debility.wh;ch tably.'results from the indiscretions -ot youthicould induce them to deviate troni the usual system, atal.by p.:rtorining•the. most surprising cures, convince the world of the decided su, s periarity of their tth.de at treatment. • Messrs. 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ICONSIDER it but an adt of justice due to the - merits of 'your •L EAK F.'s PALENT PILLS, to cum municate . toyou tnefollowing Cure which has recently been performed' by . them : An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out' of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al , most to a skeleton ; ` and although he. had the best medical advite which could be obtaiped, and tried variety of Patent 'Medicines, nothing could be prectired' which seemed to suit his case, or to do, him any service : he remained in a•most re ddced and pitiable situation for two, years, unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to Walk or even to stand on his legs ; iii tad ho one who knew him ever supposed-it pos.. , siblelor hint to recover. He was advised at last to try your did so, adhering strictly to the direelions given with them. 'He 'had not taken more thari two boxes be fore he found an alteration for the better: this•encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he. found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as , health) and stout as any , man 1 know You are welcome, Sir, to icier any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. -1 'am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, *- Library, Folkstone. • - THUS. PURDAY, • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TAY boa, Member o'f the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-Street,; Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a practice particularly .directed to the Cdre of Vene. real Complaints, 'and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always obierve, he hatters himself; the advice a,:d assistance ho gratuitous . ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public; as an advantage seldom to he,obtaineit, and void of ambiguity. , Also sold, by his Appointinent, rOr the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3i, St. Al. • ban's-street,- Pall Mall; the Toysiiiip, No. 133, Oxtbrd; -street ; Mr. Oisbotough',s, 7, Fish-street-hill; Mi• Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; 111 r. M` i)onald's, G las. gow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin'; Mr. liiflinge's, Liverpool Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in every con , siderable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d: each, sealed up with full and plain direc tions,- whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and. safety. • • - N.. Is.-Every boat sold in Great Britain is sealed up with - a st - Anipi on which. by taiour of the Conimission&s, is print-• ed at the gtainp.utilce, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New l4idge, strit:lt.'' to imitate Which is teltany, died' all °chars are-couu. tarots. FROM 7 1 11:8 D'OTCII" P4PERS. , . . . . . , . . . VIENNA, SEPT. 95.—This Morning hts Royal Highness the Archduke elfiVtiLES; after...having re viewed'the Regiments whiCh aro!, in this,capital,-.set out for Ems, to examine,. conjointly with the Enf— perot (who will arrive there - td-mcirrow), the plan after which that city is to be fortified. It is the persuasion here, that all the military pre-, parations that are going on in the Austrian Monarchy have no other object than an armed fientralitV.. Jr is certain that this neutrality lias been acknoWledged 'by those CourtS to whom thiS intention has Lien communicated. . 13A1:KS .op THE SEPT. 2g.—As. a Military measure, the fortress of Brarinatt has been entirely shut up by the French ; so that all the, public,car„-. riages, travellerS, and waggons; ara obliged to take the road by Burghausen. „ SALTi/WRGH; SF:PT. 30.-- - -111's Majestythen m . perOr of Austria is expeaed here by the 6th of 0 ( .:, tober. That Monarch will remain iii this 'city eight dav's ; he is to, be accompanied by the Archchakqs CHARLES and Joss. . , -.ULM, OCT. I.—We learn t that in a few days there will be eolle4ecl. near Ellw : angeit 60Q0 Wir temburgh troops, and 4006", belonging to the Grand Duke of 8AD40.. The French use great zietivity in placin the foitress of - Porehbitn, in Franconia, in cromi state of defence. . , . , . WuRTZBuliGg; 0i7:T...1- • -l r esterday the Emper - Or , . . visited the tow❑ and fortresS on horseback he ex amined both the interior and exterior works, and ordered that it ihanid be nude a grand depot fOr the ArMy.. , . - .... _ - . . Ail. Eiji~ strong plaCei is our Grand Duchy a ;`e going to be put into a state of tielcti,:e. The Sam:o is to be done with-the Bavarian fcirtressel situated on the frontiers. The fast diviSion of the Imperial , &ot Guat.ia arrived here be fore his Majesty. The second di:. Vision is cxpc.'ded to-marrow; and the cavalry in , a few days. . C./CT.'r & 1 ASCHAITEr:pbT.Gi-T, v./ v...-.....esteruay and last night:a great body of troops_ passed through thii town ,belonging to the 7th division of the Army. Mar. - - shaI . Au&EREAu arrived-himself lak night. , , FitANKFOET. OC+ . . Contingents of the, Princes who form the Confederation of the Rhi n e are beahining to be. put in motion. Those of iht Grant-DukeS bf DARIII67';%D.T and NAssAb are al ready in full inarch.—His Serene Highness t heEleC tor of HESSE, upon his return from the Prussian bea&quarterS, repaired to the head-quarters".of the French Army at Wurtzburgh.=—According toa ktter from Koningsberg, the first column of the Russid u troops'Which were assembled in Couriand and' Sa n-iogitia Was expected on the iGth of September in that, city: DussEtboßi', 00% B.—The news that we le ceive from all quarters agree in that a formidable force_ is assembling on the Lower 'Rhine: All the preparations, requisitionS, &c. are of a nature' to make it presumed ; that the fortes of which it is compoSed 'can Soon be raised to 100,003 men. From Wesel wp are informed, that his Majesty the King of Holland arrived there on the 7th, at four o'clock in the morning. (FROM THE GAZETTE DE' FRANCE.) Patits, OCT. g. , We have announced in one of our last numbers, that the Army commanded bk Marshal MASSENAI was entirely miter of the Two CalaVrias, and that there was no longer a single Eng lishman • remaining in those . P,rovinces. . We hate added, that a few handfuls of Brigands that the Squadron of, Sir SII)NEY SMITH had sent. on shore upon different „peints of the coast . of, the King dom of Naples had been completely destroyed ; and that- the small number •of, those who escap2,(l from the sword of' the conquerers, found- them selves hatipy to b able to re-embark and fly to Sicily. Authentic news that we haVe this mome n t r ece i ve d from Naples, the date of which is:•so late as the 27th of September, confirm fully the truth of these faas. — Thus all the uneasiness that has been con ceived respecting the tranquillity of the Country ap pears to have no foundation," " What proves the strength of the new King dom of Naples better than . any thing which can be said ; is, that the Army' f Geheral SwART has found itself under the necessity of re-embarking with pre- cipitation, and of re-conducting to Sicily *hat re mained of the f2,0 : 00 troops which were landed at St.- Euphemia, and with Which he had ebtained some partial successes at "a time when the French Army,..occupied with the siege of Gaeta, had !eft' Calabria almost entirely'defenceless. 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