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1 . . . . , . actuurzl i clarfel . . . .. il • . "-- „,` . ~.,4- ..‘..-=-""4 - '4,„ eiw, i ? H. , ..,„1 s l4 : i lf j a,, , ~,. ; 7 , ..,\tii(e>,., • .r. - 431. " Tit --' -- '''.. ''' • , ; 11 4 -E--- - i•j - )zt-if6imcg - it. c v, , , ...:,, , ,.,....i..•::',lt.i, ...... ... , ~,,,. • , licir.:,..L.: . i.; - ' •.". ' '. olip tv :,/./i,to. [PRICE SIXPENOk T.H DA Y, DECEMBER 25, 1800. )4'll-MtEtt 44561 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE: In a few Days will be published, in z Vols. 4to. illustrated by a Chart and at other C.'-b-pw...rplatea new Edition of THE HISTORY of - MEXICO: To which are JL addell Dissortatious on the Lain+ t'he Animals, and habitants of Mexicar. . By ABBE D. FRANCESCO SAVERIO CLAVIGERO. Translated from the original Italian By CHARLES CULLEN, Esq. Printed for j. Johnson, in St..Faul's Church-yard. • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, • Dec. tg,,!806.,, ,• OTICE is herebygiiieli, That a Session of Oyer aird Terminer and Ga 4 Delivery, for the rria/ of (.?,„f•ncet corn:elf:ad ort,tl.ir Ifikh.„S'ea%'7viibift the Ylicirdi,7loPi of the 4,i, mirafty of EnglarLY; be held at Yustiee Hall, in .7 , :e(11,! ley, Landon, on Thursday the 2;1:1 of yavrtaly pre,vt, at f..tbf o'C'7,"oc i,t the Morning. • - .• WILLIAM 1 MO-MORROW EVENING,, Dec. 26, 1806, 3. will be - performed GEORGE BARNWELL. Thorougngood, Me. Y OWE Li. ; .Barnwell, Mr. EYRE; Ccorgetainwell, Mr. SiDDONS ; Truman, Mr. BARTLEY; Mum, Mr. COOKE. hililwood, Mrs. POWELL; 'Maria, Miss BOYCE. Lucy, Mrs. SPARKS. inn whichwill be' produced (never aaed) .a -new.Comie P-Jti•ornime, called THE ENCHANTERS • Or, HARLEQUIN SU LTAUN. The Overture and Mus:c composed by Mr. SHA w. Misnar (Hatleqirin. Sul raiin Mr, El A KTLA ND. (Being .I , ats first appearance on tins Stage); Horarn (the Vizier), Mr. COOK E ; lanubar (Searamouch), Mr. MA LE Ourodi (Pantaloon), Mr. V E RAIZ D ; 33enaskar (ins Son), Mr. Pi...A CIDE ; • Fabri (Pero), Mr. HOPE • Arab Chief, Mr. 'ID I GNUNI • - 'Urchin (the Clown), Mr,,MONTGOMERY . (Being his first Appearance ou tins Sta,l.e), Princess Herrijtl4l, (Columbine), Mrs.' SH ARP ; Macoma,(the Good Genii), Mrs. MATHEWS ' • Attendant Genii, Master W EST, Miss C. u.R.I§Tow. ENCHANTERS; inappuck, Mr. GIBBON ; Tasnar, Mr. F I EZS I MMO N S ;- Olotnond, Mr. EVANS ; Chit, Mr. MILLER. Chums of Arabs, , Enchanters,./.cc.. Messrs. Evans; Fisher, Danby, Maddocks, Cook, Caul field, Rhodes, &c,- 7 Mestis.,Gardkiter,,L MaddoCits, Menage, Wells, S. De Camp, Setwin, She Dances by Mrs. Sharp ; Mesds. Davis„ Twatnley, Green, Hoiribo, H. and P. Dennett. (Pupils of Mr. D'Egville). Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 35, 6t1.. Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money. to be retooled. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the llox-office, in Little Russel-street. • The Doors.tobe opened .at 1-I4f-past Pore, .and-begin at Half-past Six. ' On Saturday, the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer, in which Mr. Ray, from the Theatre Royal, Cheltenham, will his first appearance in the Character of Young. Mar. And on Monday Miss Ray will iliac ha second appearance in Amelia, in Lovers' Yows. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MO MORROW EVENING, Dec. 26 1806, be-performed • . ROMEO .AND JULIET: kOineo, Mr. C. I( E 13 ; ' Mercutio, Mr. LEWIS; • Benvolio, Mr. 13121/141'0.N Triar.l.awrtnee, Mr. MUKKA ; • luliet,. Miss SMUT • Nurse, Mrs. DAVENP WI T-ti THE DESERTS: OF' ARI lA. With entirely new Scenes,''Dresses, and Decorations. Tile Music COITIVOSr.d by G. LA.v% A, jun. The principal Character. &Ir. LISTON, Mr...INCLEDON„Mr. BELLAMY, Mr. EME RY, Mr. FAWCETT. Mrs. C. KENIOLE, Miss LOGAN, • Alia WADlly.. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s; 6d. Seconti Price 2.5. Gallery, 25. Second PrLe is. : -Upper Gallery is, Second Price 6d.—No Money to he returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the.Box-olfice, in Hart street. The Doors to be opened at half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. On Skiirday, The Tempest ; or, The Enchanted Island ; with Tom Thumb. GOLDEN-CROSS, CHARItsIG—CROSS. GENERAL OFFICE FOR TRAVELLING. HOLYHEAD; Chester, Liverpool , Stafford, and I,itchtiekt . Royal Mail —every Jivenink, • „Holyhead vost•Cti . acheverr A riernoon atTwo o'Clock. Chester Coach—Monday, Werinestlay, and• Friday After,:, noon, at live, through Northampton, Lutterwertio, ly, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stail,rd, and Narnptwich Chester Coach, •through Whirehutclf, Newport, and Wal sall --Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdays, at Two Q' Clock Shrewsbury and North Wales, through Shi titian and `Not verhampton—hlondal , 'Wednesday, and Friday, at Two o'Clock„ Liverpool Coach every Afternoon at ,Two s.eic4t Mon, day,, W etincsday,_ and Friday at Five o'C lock , Birmingham, Coventry, and Daventry Post ei.)a ch —every Afternoon at Two o'Cloclt, to the Swan Hotel, Birming bans. ' • The above Carriages are Guarded and Lighted in the best manner, and very great 'improvements have recently taken place in the general A rrangeinent.nithein. GEORG F. POULTON and Co. Proprietors. N. lj . From the above Golden Cross the Portsmouth Day and Night TO.:).;raph Coaches set out every Morning and Evening at Five o'C lock. FREEHOLD ESTATE, On the Borders of t iuntingdonshire and Bedfordsliire. TO BE SOLD BY ADC'.:loti, • On Thursday the zgth Day of January, 1807, at tile Cock 'lnn, in Eaton, in the County of BecitOrri, AFREEHOLD ESTATE; situate in the Parishes of Great Houghton, in the County of H 411 ingdon, and Eaton Socon, in the County of Bedford, - containing about 6o LAMS of-Arable atid geadoW•Lind, ha-the occiipation of Mr: Charles Banks, who will slew the Premises... Possession may he had at Lady Day next, and further par ticUlars. at , the Offices of Messrs. Yorke 44 Sherard, in Oundle or Thrapston. NOTICE.TO MARINERS AND OTHERS. • ALL v Persons going Abroad are raested to take Notice, that tue. YELLOW FEVER REMEDY, which destroys I nfeEtiotis Fevers, and insures Health in,hot of unwholesome Chißates, is to 'be 'obtained at the Ware tionst 'of this institution, No. 4),. Charirig-cross, neat the Atimiralty, London. Patronized and recomMended by Regular and Eminent :•• - • • COUGHS, COLDS; AST - HMA, and CONSIiMP• ,TION, • ROARERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR; for C0U , 41 DROPS. . • Tr cele , brated - Drops;- by their happy aiid•irnineciate elled in removing the most obstinate Cough or Catarrh, and ail tendency to Consumption, render them a Valuable Family Medicine. And when we consider the variableness at our Climate, :which constantly induces Us to eati:li" Cold, and, that from this taking cold, originates a multitude of f)iaeasrsr--as Asthma, pain in the Chest, of fensive Breath, Intl:munition of the Lungs, slid Consuinp !ion, with a long tlairt of Evils—no head of a Fainily should. lay clown without a small supply at lest of this; almost in- . StantaneOus Remedy. .111 any. thousand Persons can tTstify theirippy idteds they, have received from .it, wheiievery father medical Assistance:hati failed.. A , CAD i" 'opt .:-Obscrve the name of R-..flutler, No: 4, Cheapktle, is eligravcd.oti it black Stamp, avhiclt is affixed to each Baffle t ult others are CoUnterlekts. • • Sold, holes..le laid retail, at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheap tide, corner of Paiernoter-row, and retail by most COLlitt ry . BookielWrs and Medicine, Vsnde.rs, BOt les, at as..9d.'icitti its. with . ampleDireetions, Cases of nnin, , ,; Cures. is \-5 Nos. 33,979, and 42,569, drawn Prizesof THIRTY THO U SAN D POUNDS, were both Sold by HORNSBY and Co., besides 214 Capital Prizes. from cool. to 36,0,01. - LUBS, Societies, and Individual Purchasers, in • the preent'.'S'eATE Lorr EltY, a/e requested to peruse the SCH F. ME, whichcontai.ns • THIRTY THOUSANDS, . • TWENTY THOUSANDS ' , TEN THOUSANDS, FIVE THOUSANDS, . „takitctrgiatiy other Prizes •of Note, sufficient; to induce every One who wipes to have so proniising a Chance. The D taw ing.,coinmences on the 13th of next Month, in a pee - ulna Grand Style, with -! • ,„TWENTYTHOUSAND POUNDS 7 For the First=drawn Ticket, in addition to what else it will be ent,i,.2l to. Idb:RNSBY ai - irt Co. respe6tfully acquaint - their Friends, that they have a Variety of TICKETS and SHARES on Sale, and at the lowest Prices. " N,!t. Orders by Letter or Carrier. executed exally on the same liberal terms as if present, at the,Old Established State Lottery Offices, 26, Coruhill, sz, Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. - - jANUARY LOTTERY. D ICHARDSON, •GOODLUCK; and Co. Conn hill, and Cltaring•cross. London, respedtully acquaint the Public the . STATE LO E Y .ccitnitiences Drawing on the 13th of next Month. The Scheibe contains Capital'Prmas of greater manitude than any further Lottery with so small a number of Tit.kels, viz. _ 2, Prizes of £30,003 2 - - 20,c00 2 _ . 10,100 3 5000 &c. &c. 'TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARD SON, (.:001.)1,UCK, and Ci). the only .Office - that ever sold, two Prizes, of of in Shares, viz. No. 26,8-83, a Prize of .30,0181, in a Hall, a .Quarter. and two Eighths ; No. tz,:;o7, a Prize of 30,0..01. in sixteen Sixteenths and N - o. 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Dr. RobitisOn's Admiralty Iteporls, v . el. 2, 65. , Li 5 I . ..Coitli)lete it.' V fetUPl L I NG- 0 FFIC Dec. 17, 1896. . T HE COILITISS/0 ATERS,P) r VICTIMLLIA'O /Ps ,I;YESTY'r N,IVY d hereby give Nonce, .7'hat on Monday the '29th lust.' they 'will ream' to receiveeedeti, in ntniti,g (xealed.,ripl, cold trout . for . the 'SupP . ry FRESH BEErshall be,,,temanded fir. Ike Use of . bit 11.jaiiettp! ShiP.i Vesselr at Yarmouth, I t r,n, aid the cottne,..ir of Ar,rfolk ; and at A'eic Rowney, i, Roads"; anertrit Illargafr (on rep trace ContraCts), f or Pa rive -from the jot rj 7.4nuag to the Iltt A:Ten:bet-. 18;7,- and to be 'Pale! for b . ,s) pcj'abk, nvith " lnterest, tti,ety :ajlee . . * file Conditioni at the Contrite - Ts may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Otpce; or by 41'1 , 444..4 to the C,allee?;, of tie Cos. tons at Y 4,-qm:to); ar es , Mr.. - Railed, the dent for . the as No regard will be bad to any. Tender in 74thkh the r, kr man not be inteeted in words at lenkth, or that not be d,live , ti to the I.3.ard be Pre _One O'Clo?.-.1 . : oh the 31.;nday. the t9th nor uhless the l'ellon tube makes. the Teatter .or SO,* 'person on hit biher/J. attends., tc, whe w PERSONAL CdMLINESS Improved iii the use of two elegant Preparations, first, The A ROivlA C . I YOR,Y - DE NT IFIZIC E, so called from adinirable fells on the Peeth, which, after a test applications, assumes. the appearance.of polished Ivory, prevents moreover their premature decay, , those decayed it preserves from becoming worse, fastens such as are loose, awl,- by,perseViranee, .ren ders the foulest Teeth delicate, and (from its aromatic tia, grance) the, breath perfectly tweet g• it .is also eiceedingly grateful to the palate. Secondly, rile SPERMACETI SOAP, which preserves and renders theSkiirioll, - smouth, and cto4cmte. l'ne emol lient and healing . properties of the Spermaceti are so generally known, as• to render a conimina on its virtues unoeGesbary; : the.' nventor - is so sensible of itsl) , ?.otiartiiittines, that to accommodate Gentlemen of tender skins, he has also foimeo it into Shaving Cakes 40,1 Shaving Powder; as the Whet made with it will scarcely ainet the eye. 7 The above articles art pr.-pared-and sok.t fbr the Inventor, by R. Johnston, Chemist, is, Greek-st,reet - i Sotto, - London; the Dehtitrice at 2s. 9(1. the soap and Powder is. bd.-each. Persons wishing to a vail thebiselVes of tti:, • great utihiy of these articles, should be careful titsh:,ve thent riiuinc, by' observing his Name on the Label'Attlxed to eah. , . . „ . . , , , . • 7 — "`, HEALTII AN!) LONGEVITY. ..,, . DR. lANIE's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBII.IOU§ PILLS; . THE Celebrity of the .A_naleptic Pills, as age= - 1 Hera! l't &serval:me - of Health, is became universal, Horn their Efficacy 7in, those Conii)iaints which. continually dis-. turb the 1 - 41inan Frame ; . such as. CoiiU, Itherumakimts, Head-achs,• Indigestions, and other Diseases of the Stomakin ' and Bowels ; which arise from the VicisSititdes of -our Cli. mates or-from Indulgence in the LUX4fie3 of Life; and these salutary Elrecis are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and,the Body by Day, without requiFing any.parti- cular Reginh:n or Confinement. But though the Anaieptie Pills are also very serviceable in bilious and other deep seated Disn.rders, yet being designed as a mild P urgative Only, and therefore not always sufficiently aeliire;..the Antibilious • Pills have been recOrmitelided in Wii;• by -an' eminent P hysici in t . - who has used these Medicines combined for many years with '.the happiest success in all complaints of the Lilr, as well •as in other internal Diseases. , • _ . Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4S, St. PauPi• Church-yard, on the Coach-Way, fbur doors from the Cot, ner Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. latnes's late 1-louie in Bruton-street ; viz, the. Analeptic fills, prke a Box, or six in one large Box, for 11: 4s. ; and.the Autibiliotii Pills, price as. 9d "a Box, Duty include:l. - - Observe that the, Words " I'. Newbery, No. .45' St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. To TtIOM'.S TAYLOR, Esti: • • , 9, :Sresv Bridge-Street, London. Honoutt4"Si% Edinburgh, March iS, iSo.i. • . • • • T BEG leaVe inform you that ever sirice . the year 17. 9 0,..1 have been afflicted with the _Loestiene, • rea • Which; from its _obstinately resisting every course o medicine prescribed by the most em ineut of the Faeuttt 'nere, and undergoing several' • severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged tiorti the Hospital, with littl e relief'- wuuid aoptarof be the most inveterate nature. In the Spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head; al nearly. to put a period, to my existence-1 -had a large ulce; On the crown of my head, one on each anti, any my legt were broke taut in a frightful manner ; my right was dread. fully paistful, and bad been in in a . statcof - ulceratron for the last seven years; my left •,I . taa also two large nodes u7l it; was very ninth discoloured, and , gave nie such excruciat ing pain,. when warlif in bed, as nearly v, de. . prive me of rest;' in :this lamentable state; t was recom . mended. by Mr: J. Thompson, (who received .so great a cure by them here), to take your •Leake's - Patent Which I to on the 26 - th of May ;in the course of a fortiiiiit, I began to recei•oe benefit—in little more, t h a n a the, ulcers on my heed • and arms were soundly heaged-:-soon- after, . the sores on my legs heale4,. also; leaving, however,s•nistuerable discoloitration in the kin, and pain in the boue cif d i re left, which, by the 131 es: - sing of : God, .and a little longer perseverante in your mirk. - luable Medicine, _subsided ; the nodei dispersing, the skip •regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually -going 011: I thus be Caine, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfectly tree. from all my former eomplaints,r hayeretoVered mytonner spirits and. strength, and am be. come jolly. and fat, in Which' • state having Continued many montKto the •as . tonishinent of all who knew me, 1 :ins at -a loss iii what terms to express my gratitude, but be you, for the good of other . soderiog mortals, to make this m• •case as public: as' as i shall on every.. occasion' ) in so (king,' you- 'gieatly ',oblige, Sir, yottr, gratefu l, obedient, _very.huYr qlg servant, ALEX. 1411.11ikt Swan's Close, Illsarrstreet, Edinburgh. Wititissesni the above - Care : TORN TriomesoN, No. 3, Now Poultry IVlarktt; an • lontl a sH o Oki Assembly- Close, Edinburgh. Prepared,and Sold by the . sole Proprietor, . . Titotax's T.. t Loan Member of the Royal College of Stir: . geons, 'efitts House, No.; g, New street, LOndon # wric-re,,,Slter cons-tant :residence of more that,, thtrty-sit, • ye.e.r . g;--in a privi.tice particularly ,directed to the cure • Venc're'al Complaints o and ne o thos, incidental to the Va -Ucatelition,with tact inviolable secrecy •which men cl trs~protession should alWays observe -in .such cases, he-• , flatters hiniselif„lhe advice and assistance he gratuitously . achnifillfetvotti persons taking this Mcclicine; will Le . ...etiteentedli by a discerning - Public, as an advalit4,-eier. raliirritmairiable and voidof all ambiguity. • . it;_i*o sold, by • his appoilitinent, tidy tile convenience of t th'osegivirw at a • diseauce, at the Perfumer's , ._ No. Ss, Si. AlhaWs-street,' ; the TOysitop, No. .k,3, Ox. • forcl.=strc•eto.- •llisbornogli's,' 'No. 7,. Fish.street,hili4 „Mi. Steel's, Bookseller,. No: 1, Union-row, Little• Owe/6 lull • Mr. 13aktei's Soutii-biidge; 'Editibiligh - ; 111'r. Mae.: dOrrald, Glasgoo ; :Do , Doane-street,' Dublin; and by pers.ri in every consickranle t own in Great 11ritai'n ahtl 1 tel - anit; in lioxBS of oaly, - .25. 9 ,1: each, sealed ,up with tol a t and plain directions', whereby persons . of ,either sex may cu r e tilermaves ek;., speed, secrecy, and safety. 13ox sold in Great liritain is sealed up Will . Stanfp; en whieh,. by savour of the coMiniSSitalCfS ti printeasat the Stamp unice. 7 - 1 1 - T. Taylor, No. 9, New ,-to innate Fetway, and all othits . ‘eiintiutitirs. • •