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' 4 llr • •.4 \ ; ,: . .' C\ \ N ' , 4 •''', ~.! ti . :g .. T . t -4 f , 1 .1.,... 1 ,r^; , y: ~ .ct PI:C: - • .ADET: '..- A : . ... - ; - __----t-- - -A - --...----, ..,..- ',:.-% 4. att i t if; (E )- NUM2Ek 4398.] S U lib 4 V, OCTOBER 18, 1806. PRICE i \ pl:Nct . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E. •P A E S ENT EVENING, O&. 10, , re 1- :1,71 SUBSCRIPTION fotthe FAMILY ofthelateMr..P3LM. A T A MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS; held the isth in,t. in.the Committee P.JUill at Ll,;ol's Conee- house; - _ WA LPO E's LI FE OF FOX. This Motriiin; Was Published, ele...;antly printed in strfall Bvo. on a tin: Paper, win'. two Engravings, price 6s. in extra boards, ECOLLECTIONS of this LIFE of -late -kighr i-tu►t. CHA R LES' I All ES FOX ; exhibiting' a faithful Account of the Most r..tinark;able Events in his Political : career ; and a Udine .tion Of his Character as 'a Statesunin, S:nator, and a lair of Fashion ; comprehending numerous Anecdotes of hiS Public and • Private l,►fe, a,,d Account of his Funeral at Westminster Abbey, on the loth October, 1806, • EAST 1Nb1.4 i?c,E. rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS o'f' tho co:1 y of EV:; adin ‘ r to [fie East itsdies lia , herrhy eve; Pv4ice, _ THE' SUSPICIOUS HUSBANb. Mr. ;sircki.tnki, ; Frankly, Mr. tiA y )ft E 11;211 Any,' Mr. CA ES; • Ran,;cr. Mr ELIA s N ; lack Megg,or, Mr. I' M ; CL.,rnAa, Miss 04; NC A N Mrs. Striclactrul, Mrs. H. SI 1. DONS. ). $. ANC F. RSTEIN, Esy. in the Chair ; That the List f Thopri,ibrs .tviJo stood ques,"&we Ia; Mtr . r. the Compqnj's Books, on the*Th ,4pr;l tact, u iil be re.t. to 4: deli•i'ered on - Thus44 the .6th November next. WILLIAM AY; Secretd.r. W . l T THE .FORTY THIEVES. Loxes 6s.- -Second t lice 3s.—Pit 35,-6.1. Second Price 2S. zs. Second Price 1). --Upper Gallery rs, Se. fond Price 6cl 'No ;I,iney to he returned, Place f.r the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office,. in Little ItI.ISWI-Street. .• P . OoIS to be opened at lialf past Five, and begin it Ilall.past Six. . On Monday- will he pro:Need-a new Comedy (never :feted), called Tile faro Table; with Two String:: to your Bow. A new Nlele.Draina is in preparation,and will be speedily pettotnied. , • THEATRE ROYA L, COVENTX ARM" N. N MONDAY EVENING, 0± 20, 1806, Yr pertwiTi.-1 KING HENRY THE - EIGHTH. -.Henry, King of Ens-bn,t, Mr. I'( PE; Wolsey, Mr K F M 1;1.. E.; trornwell, Vir. C. K.E NIBLE Xatharine, Q,:een of Enghnrl, Mrs .SI D DONS ; Anne Miss BR U,NTON. WITH VALENTINE • AND ORSON. To Lon c iode: with .a G Nipci . , .. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3,. —Pit 34. 6d. Second PriCe zs.— Callery 2S. Second I'ri. e is.-L- 7 11)per Gallery is. Second Price 61. --No Money to he returned. Placcs tor . the Bo x e s tube taken at the Box-9ffice, in Hart street . _. • . . . ... .. . • The'Dews to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Halt-prist Six. On l'ue.da\ , Merchant of Venice. After the Play, . Mr. Cooke will recite all Oct 'in honour of the Memory of - Loll Ndsun. REGULAR DRAWING Of Two Thousaud 'rickets each Day, and NO FIXED cAPITAI. PRIZES. THURSDAY NEXT v; ill be the SECOND t'AY of DRAWING the GRAND STATE LOT TERY The Wheel, which contains numerous Capital PrizeS, and Only the small Nintli:er of ‘B,ooo . 'fickets, rriulers it neLes sary t.• retiu:st t:ie Public will be early in their Purchase, to, preveut disapp9intrnent. 1,2 K E „od Alt ES, : warranted undrawn, on Sale at Alt the Licenced o:thes. ' • PRESENT PRICE. - - 9 17 0 kit, 3 0 - S z o I Si \ atlr - Quater - it 6 -1 6 o R ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re the SE( ONII DAY o f Draxt, , , t:; ITA l'F, ; t>e lII)RS DA_YNE X thc 2; i !ti, , t TI E I atul F 1 iL rr tnte:l Continue an Sale at their =ift „:,, .10: Cornhill, aild twing, tiic ....POPE's,F6RI'UNATEOFiI .'E, ROYAL 1: • . : . . Tl--T I? blic are rc . 7.1,...ti. , 11,r illtorm.-d, the Second , . ... oav p l ,l.)iijvii,..7 w , i I ...: - ("II i.<, ,) , \r, oct(,:,,r 23: Two -1-1,-„is.„,d rick.:.s. , , ~..,,.,..,,..„ ..,,,.. d.„ „and all toe , cAiiiitt: l' c 11..% ftoal - lug. Ti.'. , s ivi ':ll.nt's .: re iib v ‘ou sa le in , i gre3T varict, dr i' 0 i . _'. E's 6;!.1:.:, iz, Casale-411ey,. tronv• ing the 13ank of F. tri,l ~ '. . , .. .. . Qa.irter PRISFNT PR , CF. Tickt - 19 17 - 0 f.) 2 0 -. 5 2 0 J;%1..:t•91'11 2 Tr I 6 o NEXT Thurqclay 1 , 54114' Second' Drty'fi Draining of tile ) [RI. 14-k) La 237, Pi, ts !a)tibilt..(l 5 4 e ETS and SETA KES Nv.inrn,te i a ire.ii,aoivati.y of hkrnwrs. The NOility• 3tict Po' rite, AVM p ease tj'citi)erve, 't,h4t mere is no fixed Ca. vitals In tills Tickets must he drawn op etch da j , vviiicti 4 .3ye,sprer , individual au equal • .cORDI.nI;I3AI.NI OF GILEAD '.A FORDS .13,195 t permapent Relief;,and is iuppi y calculatA cot toe Woa l k, rue Sicki-y, and In- Pe!sons of either Sex who trommi - nr,...1, ithnilgence, rate sitti,ig• up, setlentary emplovir.ent, anxiety ot min.i, tre• tittent intoxiLation; over-exertion; a weakly constitution, the bile, or oti:er catiscs, are s:rilept•to various and di,tre,s4q, nervous attecti ,, p.;, silk )1 - cad-ache, hysterical anti t.ortsmr ptive complaints,'Llistetisfi - tor society or business, treoicr awl general emotion on tit.- most trilling occasions, loss oh :ippetite, intiigestioo, &c. will tint' imme diate relief trout the use o• this Meilioi:e. _ . _ In deoiti ty, sew tia eak nesses, nii ious and irritable habits, taks .torsalis, or nervous consumptions, its merit stands un riva tl.:d t enters into ~id mixes with the most subtle of the anunaHlui.is, assi, , is, invigorates the decayed juices, and throws a genial Nvarmtiv Lyon the debilitated and relaked parts that stand in need of assistance. - - . -Peisons.entering upon the holy state of matrimony should consider, that " , here the fountain is polluted, the streams that flow from it cannot pure," In the most excruciating pains of the stomach-and viscera, 9r-windiness, it gives instant relief ;and.where the vital 1)64- Ci pie has been impaired, and annual vig - inr exhanSted, by the irr-gul4rities of youth, bring on A premature old age,'it will )7: found an invaluable Remedy. 111 air tnoSe diseases that have their rise from irregular liv ing, or an enfeebled state of the digestive powers, its efficacy is aston•shing ; debAtry of speech, and all other the mental and eorrozeal powers that depend on the tone of the.nervous have so trquentiv and sod4.lily yielded to its power as to r.:nder untriesnoitable its efficacy in those disorders. A Saving of in Two Guineas. The Cordial 7-;altn Gilead is s bAties, , price 11,1 f-a-guinea each; ti-re are also tinnily bottles, price 335, containing equal.to Jblir bottles at ios.!,d. by ‘vilicn the patient 4a vcs 9, inci (n.l so the duty ; -tile stain) of which beiirs the Plopriaor's , tiaule ai address, "Sant!. Solomon, Liverpool,.' to inntate 11,7)1;41 is telony . . . . N.B. The postage of ;;I! I.:tt,rs to the Doe.Lr must be paid, and a tee of res. Sold by Mrs Niattici , .,„ No. Strand, Londan;..Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 3h. and r. ka::hurn, North Iflr. Baxter and Mr. S‘..ott,'Sbutii-1ir4i,1 , ,e; Air' - Davidson an,. klasband, Elder and Cu. Ed;nbuNii; :vir. W:Carnefon, Greenock ; Browning, l'ais;ey ; ii. C lord, Kil Mono-, k ; W Young, Irvine ;-, A ...i:CIrSI tit, and I' Whiteside, ; W. Neiv . Douglas ; ; T:,\PC2red;e, Kirk.. aldy't J. Myth, Leven ;• J. Dempster, C.'ap‘a—; Allan, Dun.' dee; P. Craigte, A/tontrese ; I. and.l.. An.lerson. 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ALADY of respectability; who has kept House some Years, wishes to engage 11,:rself in 'Superintend_ ing^ a GENT,LEMAN's JAM ILI', as she is well qualified for that 'eapaciq; and would .eipeet to be treated as one of the Family. The Salary. is no objed, as the Lady has a little Independence. She ean,give the most respectable re fertices; 'the satire will he required. A Line addressed to A. B. Twopenny Post Office, lennyn street, S ioes's, will be attended to. SrOLEN OR STRAYED, ("N N Saturday Night, or early 'on Sunday Morn ,but of a Piece of Ground opposite tile Lion's Deti," adj g the Birmingham Road, near Walsall, in the Couni oi Stafford, • A .BAY MAIZE, a` , out. 14 Kinds and a half high, aged, with white face, a white star or htaze under her belly, 3 white legs,. hail tea. ther stiOds'on behdui to prever.t cutting, is very vicious in b.!. in.: spud behind,_ and has Lately b. en trimmed, the property of Benjamin li..rthr, Draper, of Walsall. It strayed, any Turnpike Keeper, Blacksmith, or other Person ;lying information wit= the Sdhl Mare is, will be well rewarded .h.r their trouble; but if stolen, any Person on e evidethe , the Offender or Ottenders shall be convicted, snail receive a reward of TEN G 1.; UN troth Mr. Barber, over anti above yv hat Is allowed by the Associationof Walsall for the Prosecution or Felons. N. B. The above Mare, when rode fast, cuts herself very IN1l) on her hind legs, awl was a little swelled in the ket;. lock by cutting. Sgpteinber 22, It)6. THE LIFE OF 'WASIIINGTON, COMPLETE. • 'MR. PHILLIPS has the. 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This Day 'Here published, Illustrated by a Map, in One elegant Volume, small Odavb, Price 6s. hi •boards; TYELS fronivBUENOS AYRES across the R A Continent of SOUTH AMERICA, by POTOSI, to LI ,•\ A, performed ii, the Years t7o, and ijo 1, being the latest Travels through those Countries : with cot:lot-a' Notes by the Translator, containing authentic Descriptions of all the Spanish Possessions in South America, drawn, from the last and best Authorities. • -; By ANTHONY ZACHARICIS HELM F, Formerly Di redor of the Mines near Cfacow, in Poland, and late Director of the,•Mines and ortne Process of AmalAa.. matiOn in Peru. • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge.straet, Black friars, and , to be had of all_fiooksellers. Of whom may also be had, The Present State of Peru, in one elegant volume quarto emb2llished with 20 coloured Engravings, .price 21. Ss. in boards. NATURAL HISTORY. This Day was published, • ' A new Edition, considerably extended and improved, in Three large Vols. 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By Mr. WRITE, On the Premises, in St! l'ames's-squar,, , , .on Thursday, na. • 23,_at One o'clock: MHE Stiperb and - Costly SUIT tifCIINTITURE of the State I)!rawing-room, of rich and n.. part.' culonred Satin, in.three elegant tu.l - Sofas, t Fau teuil Elbow Chairs, six srriail , r t'ila•rs,- very I.ar..e Freo , :ft Wiudir.v Curtains, and the loiri I laiiOngs' or co.! l<oo:n of the same S 'tin ;. magnificent clear it ., l 1 brilliant Etench Plates, two of which are t:6 aiches- ; .me 95 by 54 ; two ditto 1 , 5 ay ; two cl,tto 71 by ; one by ; - one 5S by 38 ; and screrrl ~n viler ; orna‘nt:qtAt Paintings, in chitaro osctor, manic ; v. re. lare.e Oro i sels Carpets ; the whale of -tire liook-cpst , s 1 Fittiiv,.; or the Library, bean: in length 63 - feet, to feet 6 inches in heittlit ; capital S t riales, - 13 fret tong by -5 feet -4 inch. wile ; and other intl. as in tit:: noble Mansion late the property of the. Duke of I.: eds, ceased, on the West Side of St. laine:i's-square. To ne viewed three days preceding the ,iala ; when Cata logues may he hail on tile. Premises ; (;airawa•i's ; Mr. White, Storey's Gate,,Wehmins,er; A CARD. THE Publidare respealully inlornicl, although Mr. SWINTON, Proprietor of the Recipe. for making the Orieind DA FY's ELI XI R, I.lbuts under teri; , oraty embarrassinents, yet the Ale :•cines prepared ny hi.n, and sold at his late house, in Salistituy.square, Fleet street, tir.: in the highest state of perfettion. Indeed, to enumerate their virtues would ; s tliice it to say, n,) litocr en comium can be passed on them than , the virufance of abuse with which some Interested parties load both the Medicines and the lropretnr. The original Datry's Elixir is n,t floe the nostrums advertised daily. It is a Fatuity Medicine, which has stood the test of ages, and there is scarcely a family of repute in the kingdom who have not experience:l a c'ertaie. cure in either the Gout, Itheilmarism, Asthma, Jaen dice, Cold, Cholics, Loss of Appetite, Use of Liinhs, &e. Females at the turn of life have always found it the only. Medicine to be relied on for giving certain short, it may be stile(' the Family Physician. DOCTOR HOWELL's POWDERS. CONVULSIONS,, Hy sTE: R I Cti, and all r.:.i , uls of FITS, radically cured by Dr. HQ E L's POWDE —T:fe Efficacy of these in valuable Powders has been .abundantly wove.' ,by a great number of Cures performed on Persons of both Sexes, sod o f all Ages; -many of whom had been dreaciftilly' alilict .1 for a Jong series of years ; and, having taken a v,:ric:y of Ma_ dicines, without finding.any 'relief, were deented 1)),.. the Fa cat Ity Solu - tely incurable. • The following Cases are seleaed from a very f.i st (which May be sem at the Doctcra'S Horse), and are _attest ed,by such- respetiable CharaCkers, that the s:nallest cannvt''tc~r~ a 7 in tnetnri..t tzf:tirc - _ lllO6l natreouldus. The Son of Mr. Truman, of Giltspur-strzer ' aged eigliteen years, had Failing Fits from his childhood,,but re stored to perfed health by Dr. Howell's Powders Witness, Dr. unier, Fellow of the Royal Colle4e of Physicians, London, by whom they were.recommended. Mrs. Rebecca G t.tri, of the. Savoy Precinct, was more than 20 years allhaed with Conyulsions'and Falling Fits ; and al though she had bean an In-Patient of St. Bartholomew's and Guy's Hospitals, never received h.nlefit till she had taken Dr. Howell's Powders, which perfealy cured her.—Witness, the Rev. Mr. Hunt, Minister of the Savoy. Mr. Daniel Wix,' of %Vest ILrsley, Surrey, near- 7o years of -age, was for 'mire than seventeen yearS so grievously al. flieted: with Convulsions and Falhng Fits as fiequently to have ten in a week, .and, after evcrj , means were- tri.d in vain by the most eminent of the Faculty, was completely cured by Dr. Howell's Powders.--. Witness, the Rev. Mr. Fuller ton, Minister of West Horsley. Miss Ann Williams, of . Laytonstone, Essex, had violent Fits from tier infancy. till she -was sixteen years of age, when, by taking Dr. Howell's Powders, she was perfetaly cured. Witness, the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Laynnstone; who Or this great.blessing publicly returned thanks to the Almighty in his Chapel on the t , :th of NOveMber, ►759. This sovereign Remedy is prepared, under the Patrtitiage of His Majesty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of die King's College, and is sold at his House, No . 78, High Holborn, London, and no where else, at tot. 6d. a Packet ; in which is in_ closed a Treatise,- written by the DOdor, on the above-men tioned Diseasct. , - All Leiter, pnst.paid, duly answered ; and the Powders sent to any part of the United Kin•gdom. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir. Nel. 9; Nev Bridee-street, London. ICONSIDER, it but an ad. of justice due to. the merits of yotir L E E's PATENT PILLS, to coin municate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed by them:— An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical , advice which could he obtained, and tried a varic'y of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which- seemed to - suit his case, or - to do him any service :he remained•in a InuA re. duced and4Utiable situation tot two years, unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or - even to stand on, his legs in fad no one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible for him to recover, Ile was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills—he did so, 'adhering strictly tp the directions given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes be fore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged hint to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and strength grailitally return,- and is now as healths and stout as any man I know. You are welcome; Sir, to toter any peison to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. . . I am, Sir, your obedient. humble servant, Library, Folkstone. THOS. PURDA,Y. • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Ihoprietor, THOS. TA Y LOR, Meiriber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New bridge-street; Where, atter a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a practice particularly-directed to the Cure 01 Vene real Complaints,' and those incidental to the rani of Generation in ' both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always observe, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, wall he esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. , Also sold, by his Appointment, tor the convenience of - thoseiiving at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Thystity, No. to,;, Oxford; street; Mr. ltisborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; M: - Baxter's. South-hridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Nil' I /maid's, G las. gow ; Mr. Cobweb's, Dublin ; Mr. Liverpool - • Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great_liritain - and Ireland, in boxes of only zs. 9d. each, sealed up with full anti plain direc tions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves With ease, speed, Secrecy, and safety. N. B. ..very box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print ed at the Stamp-office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge, street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others are ovum., tetfeits. •