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7 7 .1011 p, Pr°444VZ •/ , ,1/41 1 . 01' . • 411ity: '2* e s , . , f1)74 t#F4l - " x , r; 4711/1111 1 AuknEß 43 3 2.] SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 18'06. PiIICE 'SIXPENCE. NEW BALLET of ACTION, and a NEW GRAND . SPECTACLE. AStLEY's, WESTMINSTER.BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal' Highnesses of WALES and DUKE of YORK. (A N MONDAY NEXT, August 4, and every Evening next Week, at half past Six o'clock precisely, will be presented, a New Ballet of Adlion, composed by Mr. 'GIROUX, jun. with new Scenery, Dresses, and Music, called ' THE HAPPY DISGUISE; Or, LOV E IN SPAIN. Principal Charaders. - Messrs. MERCERDT RIDGWAY, ISAACS, and DU- BOIS, Miis lENKINSON, SON, Miss E. MERCEROT, Mr. and the three Miss GIRO U S, who will introduce a Duct . :on the Grand Piano Forte. .Immediately after whicl?, at Seven o'Clock precisely, never performed, an entirely new Spedacle, interspersed with Recitative, Songs, Duets, Trios, and Chorusses, written by Mr. BR AMV ELL 'called, THE POLISH TYRANT; Or,• The WOMAN OF TEN THOUSAND. Pourtra} ing in the following New Scenes The Sufferings of alind Husband, the Affedtion of his Son, the Faithfulnets of his Servants, and the IntreOdity of his Captive Wife, under the Tyranny of a Polish Chief: I. Mountainous View and Friendly Cottage.. a. The Secret Path discovered. .3. The Polish Tyrant's Court-Yard.. 4.. The Gloomy Dungeon. S. Presence 'Chamber of the. Polish Chief. 6. Grand Banquet.: 7 ; Servants' Hall. 8. Subterranenus Cavern. 9. The Long Gallery. re. The Stranger's Bed Chamber. tt. Mountainous View. iz. The Servants' Hall. t 3. The Dungeon of Horror. 14. Polish Landscape: t;. The Tyrant's Castle. Principal Charaders. Poniatowski (the Polish Tyrant), Mr. LA TOISE ; His Chief Officers, Messrs. TAYLOR and COOKE Nis Bravoes, Messrs. DUBOIS, pE CA.,TRO, ISAACS, CIIAMPINEY, and 'BOULANGER ; Mangii (the generous Valet), Mr. HOSE ; Smolenski (Husband to Sobieska), 'Mr. RIDGWAY ; Carloski (his Son:, Miss CAROLINE GfROU'N ; • javarow (their faithful Servant), Mr. LAU-RENT ; Leanta, Mrs. PEA RCE ; Rosara, Mrs. WALLACK ' . And Sobieska (the Woman of Ten Thousand) Mrs. AST L EY. The Scenery designed by Mr, GRI !WE, and executed by him and nun:emus Assistants. The ,Music, with a Grand Polish Overture, composed by Mr. SANDERSON. And the Spedacle adapted for the Stage, and produced by • Mr. ASTLEY. jun. In the course of the Evening Feats of Horsemanship, Particularly THE ANTIPODEAN EQUESTRIAN, A Boy only Nine Years Old, will exhibit his surprising. Manceuvre s s on a single Horse. And for the last Week, the whole to conclude with the . Comic Pantomime of LAUGH AND LAY DOWN. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half--past Six o'Clock. Box 45.--Second Price as.--Pit as. —Second Price ts.—• Gallery is.—Second Price 6d. —'Second Price to commence at Half -past Eight o'Clock precisely P laces to be taken of Mr. Mubbs, at 'the Theatre, from Ten till Three o'Clock. _ . ALL Persons unto whom JOSEPH BIRD, Esq. late a Captain in - His Majesty's Royal Regiment of Horse C uards (blue), stood indethei at the time of his decease, are requested to send an account of their Demands and the mature of their S ecur iti es , unto JOHN LEE , Esq. Chancery lane, London. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. AvoITTF-T, prnporly 'educated, ia -wanted by a Gentlemen of the Faculty, as an APPRENTICE, where every attention will be-paid to his Morals. As he will be treated like one of the Family, a handsome Premium will be required. For particulars apply to Corbyn and Co. Holborn. FOUND, AINMIVFOUNDLAND DOG. The Owner may have him again by paying the Advertisem , :nt and Keep, likewise mentioning the Marks, by applying at No. V, Petticoat-lane, Whitechapel. _ ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Riattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very res ped fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents, tables and Chairs, on improved pri nc ipl es; S ea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East • 4rul West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at i MORGAN and SANDE - RS's Patent Bedstead ManufaCtory and Ware , Rooms, Nos. 16 and a 7, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-in Vented Imperial Dining -gables, allowed to be the most complete and E legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box • but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware— house. For DISORDERS of the HEAD, DaINESS of SIGHT, DEFECT of HEARING, &c. THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC,: SNUFF. A S a Proof of its Efficacy, Mr. Rechab Thorn, j of Itchen-Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. aos, to the ;proprietors as follows : " I am now 74 years old, and can see . to read with - common glasses,_ and my memory is as good as when I was only IS.— In July .1775 (2g years ago) I was seized with a dreadful gid diness in lily head. My Dodor gave me various Medicines ; they did me no good. He Admitted this, and candidly ad- Yised the use of your Cephalic Snuff. I took it, and in a few weeks was much better. After_ this I took it more freeiy, and in six weeks was as well and hearty as ever, and so hate continuedlo this day, by. constantly using your invaluable Remedy." ,It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Warehouse for Dr. lames's Powder, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon don ; and B. C. Collins, Salisbury • and none is genuine .unless th e words " Newbery, 45. gt. Paul's," be engrav ed on the Scamp. Also, by the,r appointment, by Bacon and Co. Oxford street ; Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur otreet ; Ward, Middle-row, Holborn; Harris, Corner of Ludgate-street ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church- yard ; Ran dall, Royal Exchange; and Clarke, High-street, Borough. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM- - PLAINTS. - DR. FREEMAN' S GUTTA SALUTARI§ is by far the most sate and elfzaual Remedy ever yet disco vered tier the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap pily aniaed with Venereal Complaints, in all its stages and under its various appearances, will find a secure and p'resent Relief by taking these 'not invaluable Drops ; which, for their excellency-during thirty years praCtice in the most po pulous part of London, viz. Hatton-garden ; have been, term. rd Gutta Salutaris. The Secrecy with which most persons so afflided find it needful to conceal their sufferings, may be safely employed while using these Drops ; since they render confinement un— necessary, as well as all undurats or mercurial Preparations, or any•surgicai Operation whatever. - By - appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold by. R. Cut ler, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, too, and Pidding, 76, OxfOrd-street ;. Bulfand Callwel I, Dublin ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, E Anburgh MiDonald, Glasgow.; Stains, Manchester; Latlibury, Liverpool, Sf 4ins and Lynch, Manchester ; and most Medicine Vendeii in oNry Town, in Bettigs, at as. 9d. each. VAUXHALL ROWING MATCH. fE ANNUAL WHERIIY and other PRIZES given .by the Proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens will be ROWED foratt MONDAY N L XT, by Seven Pair of Oars, in uniform Dresses. To be determined by Two Heats.— First Cleat : to start from Blackfriars-bridge at Half past Five o'clock, go through the Centre Arch of Westminster-bridge, round a Boat stationed off' Lambeth Palace. Those Boats who have not passed the Distance Flag at the firing of the first pistol at Lambeth, will not be allowed to start for the Second Heat. The Distance Flag will be fiyingopposire the Mitre, at Stangate. —Second Heat, consisting of those Boats only who have passed the Distance Flag, to start from West minster-bridge, proceed up the River, go 'round a Boat sta tioned off Nine Elms, and return on the Surrey Shore, past a Boat moored off Vauxhall Stairs. Each Boat will be dis tinguished by a White Flag with Red Spots. The Amusements of the Evening will conclude in the Gar dens with a GRAND 'GALA and FIRE-WORKS, pre, pared expressly for this occasion. Doors open at Seven, auci the Conceit begins at Eight. Admittance is. GLOBE INSURANCE,,PALL-MALL, filly 24 . , 1806. ' . IVIDTICE is, hereby given, that a GENERAL IN MEETING of thePROPRIETORS of the GLOBE 'INSURANCE COMPANY will be held at the Company's Office, in Pall-Mall, on THURSDAY, the 7th of August, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, on Special Affairs. By Order of the Board, THOMAS HEATH WILKINSON, Sec. SALE of - FIR WOODS, in NORTH BRITAIN. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On a Day . to be hereafter advertised, if not previously Dispos ed of by Private Contrail, THE Natural FIR WOODS of STRATI-I- G LASS, in the County of Inverness, the property of Wm. Chisholm, of Chisholm, Esq. • The superior quality of the Timber produced in . these Woods to any other in Scotland los been indisputably proved and aeknowledged during the experience ut more than half a century. The demand for it in the surrounding country is very 'great, and the safe and cheap means of conveyance by the Rivers to the Sea, near Inverness, must render the pur chase of theSe Woods for exportation very desirable. From the circumstance of their growing in a.pretty populous coun try, whereplenty of Hands can be got at all seasons, the ope rations of the ManufaCturer will be greatly facilitated, and he may be accommodated with GraSs for his Horses in the Woods by making a small Consideration to.the facksmen.— I n short, there is not a Natural Fir Wood in' Scotland more accessible, nor better calculated for manufadute, than that of Strathglass. By a Lae measurement of the - size of the Trees, exclusive OT one Distrial not yet measured, there appears to be above so,ooo Trees measuring tram 24 to 3o loch. in circumference; 45, 000 • 3o to 4o Ditto ; 45,000 - - 4 o up to iz Feet Ditto. And there are from Two toThree Hundred Thouzand Grow ing rees of the most thriving appearance under the above measurement. For further , particulars application may be ma d e t o t h e z Proprietor, at rchless Castle, , near Beauly, N. B. ; to Wm. Mackenzie, Esq. W. S. Edinburgh ; or to Mr. Arthur Cooper, Writer, in Inverness. • , CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and . SON, At Garraway's ColEte-house, 'Change-alley, London, by • Order of the.. Executors, on Friday, August 22, 1806, at Twelve o'clock, unless previously disposed of by Private Contrad, ALEASE for Fourteen or Tw6nty-one Years, at a low Rent, of those very capacious Premises, the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand ; the present ,Proprietor retiring from Business. May be viewed, and Particulars had, by applying on the Premises ;' also of MessrS.Winotanley and Son ; and at Gar raway's Coffee-house. ELEGANT VILLA, FARM, and I.A.NDS, near CROY, DON, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, . By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Crrnhill,, on Friday, 29th August, at Twelve.o'Clock, A Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called C H E LSHAM LODGE, consisting of an eligible Mo dern Villa, presenting a handsome uniform elevation, with Coach-house, Stabling, Brew-house, , and useful Offices, Pleasure-ground, and Kitchen-garden, judiciously placed in a Paddock of co Acres, surrounded by sundry Enclosures of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Lands, in a ring fence, and corn prising Fairchilds and Highams Hill Farm, in the Parishes of Chelsham, West Wickham, and Cudham, and in the Conn ties .of Surrey and Kent ; with a comthodious Farm-house agreeably detached from the Mansion, capital Barns, Stabling, Waggon-lodge, Cow-house, GranarieS, and numerous con. venient Buildings, a Lodge, Entrance, and two excellent Cottages, containing in the whole upwards of 374 Acres.— The situation is remarkably salubrious, is about s miles from Croydon, Bromley, and Westerham, and within is of ' don, surrounded by a beautiful Vicinity, abounding in Game, and in the centre of several Packs of Hounds. May be viewed by tickets. Particulars at the White Hart, Godstone ; Greyhound, Croydon and Carshalton ; White Hart, Reigate ; Bell, Broniley ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-Weet, Golden,squate. l• A long; curious, and most interesting Original Letter, writ ,ten by Bonaparte in Egypt, meditating his return to Eu rope, intercepted by Lot(' Nelson, and naver before pub lished—proving in his own immediate case the versatile and - uncertain conditions of man—Engraved on Copper as ' a lac simile of the original, in Bonaparte's own hand writing, and verified by Lord Nelson, with a printed copy thereof in letter-press, verbatim et literatim, and an Eng lish Translation, are givelt 'Amongst the great nins of other very curious and interesting articles in the Sixth Number, now publi-.hed, of T A BELLE ASSEMBLEE; or, BELL's COURT .L..d and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE. The Embel lishments for this Number have, very superior claims to the ' approbation and admiration of the Poblic..particularly On ac count of the high finished style of engraying,.as well as f or the elegantwe and excellency oe the different Designs. The Portrait Print in tilts Number is an adrniraole Like. ness of PrincesS Elizabeth, engraved by Scriven, after an origirfal Picture by Sir Wrn. Beeeliey., Also four elegant whole length figures in the Costumes Of the Month. An original Song set to Music, expressly for this Work, 14 Mr. Reeves; and a beautithl Pattern for Needle-Work. Such are the Embellishments ; the price of which, if sold separately at the Print Shops, would cost at least Nineteen Shillings. . 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The ist Book treats of the nature of Civil Establishments of Religion, and of Tithes and,other Ecclesiastical Revenues, and considers them histhrically. The zd. Books sets forth what Persons, Clerical and Lay, are entitled to Tithe Sin England ; wktt Tithes arc payable by Common Law and•bY Custom ; how Tithes arc alieded by Statute Law ; and the 'Nature told .Grounds of Prescriptive Rights, Exemptions, and Modus,s. And the 3d Book contains the various Modes of pursuing aid defending Tithe Causes of every denomination; in the s!,i iitual Courts, Courts, of Equity, and o f the C omm o n Law. • The Work'doses with i copious Appendix of Ads and Pre-• cedents,.and a full Alphaktical Index. • - _SUSSEX. GENTEEL RESIDENCE, with 160 ACRES of LANIL To be LEVI' or SOLD, - AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting ola New - Briek - Houseicontaining three Rooms on a Ploor,)3arr, Stable, &c. situate within three hours ride of Brighton, in 4 bounded by a Turnpike Road. Part of the Laud is Tytne free, and the growing Crops, Farming Implements, Li , e Stock, &c. together with the genteel Household Furniture, may be taken at a valuation. Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage of the Premises. Apply to Mr. Lewellin, Solicitor, Great College-street. Westminster. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. M R. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of A DA.AIS's SOW._ V ENT, a mild, yet efficacious Cure of Stone and ‘ C ravel •in .the Bladder and Kidneys, acquaints the Public that he uu.v devotes his whole professional attention to the above eases, and their complication with Gout. He may be con stilted daily at his own House, and more especially on Weo ' beiday and. Fridays, where hedispenses the Solvent in b o t t l e . of 6d. Its. and 11. 25. Stamps included, two of which last scarcely ever fail to eorred the calculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby przvent the con:retion of Stone,in persons of a sedentary life. Sold also at Bacon and. Co.'s, - r co, Oxford-street ; and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange ; where also m a y r, e had, just published, "th e Author's ' 4 DisquiSition of Cie Stone and GraYel," 9th Edit. price ts. 6d. pointing out their cause, and the diet tube observed during the,cure; with many extraordinary Cases, some of perfed recovery - even after tin: operation had been resolved on. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • - Sir,. :No. 9,' New Bridge-street, London', I Cb.i&SIDER it but an as of justice -clue to rite • merits of yciur LEAKE's• PATENT PILLS, to,com mUnicate to you the following Cure which has recehtiv,h,..eit perforthed by them:— An Acquaintance of mine, 1.), the breaking out of an old Venereal. Complaint (attended - complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best me , iic,i; advice which Could be obtained, and tried a varie.y of Paten=t Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to sfi't his ease, or to do him any service : he remained in a ino...t re; .thecJl and pitiable situation for two years ; unabie to his protessvAi, and scarcely able to walk or even to stan,l on his legs ; in lad no one who knew him ever sUppOsed it ;Lb,_ sihte for him to recover. He Was advised at last to try , ; .,, ; r Leake's Pills-the did so, adhering strictly to the given with theM. lie had nor taken more than two b0x,, 5 tore he found an alteration tbr thi• better: this encou:,, , c ed him to proceed, and by taking a- few boxes more lie IO!:p1 his appetite and strength .graduaily reftitn, and k - healthy and stout as any inan V know.- You are Sir, to icier any person to me. for a confirmation account it it should- bedoubted. • • I am, Sir, your obedient humble service ; Library, Folkstone. THOS. -I' UR DA Y, Prepted and Sold by the Sole Pr.4l , fietur,' .Tnos. TAY cog,„ iViemb , :r of the Royal College of Surl:C. 2:15, London, at-his House, N0..9, New ilridge-stre e t ; Where, after-a constant residence of more thin I',3rty Years, • in a pradicepartieularlydirefied to the Cu re of Verse-real Complaints, and those incidental to the P arts of Generation in both Sexes, with that invi4lable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always observe, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he, gratuitmJs , ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, wi;l b e • esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage scidona to be obtained, and ioidof ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those-living at . a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, S t. Al ban's -street, Pall Mall ; • t h e To shop, No.. 103, oxP,m,,, street ; Mr. Disborough's, N o . 7, - Fish-street. , h;ll ; • Mr. - Baxter's, South-bridge,. Edinburgh; _Mr. M'n.onald's,.Ch t i., gow ; Callwell's, Dublin*; Mr. iiMinge':4, LiVer l , vo ), • Mr. Atkinkon's, Manchester ; and by one .I'vrson in ~ v ;rry considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Box 6; of . only as. 94.1. each, scaled up with full and dos, whereby persons of either' sex may cure inen - ..t.tivcs with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. . N. B. Every Box 'sold in Great Britain is sea l e d up with astanp, on which, by favour Girlie Commissioner - S, is.ptjnt ed, at the StarpA. t olliee, `a T. _Taylor,. No. 0, NcAN street," to 441iiiWW,ilichi* FeIOBY 010143 are roust. tetiLit3. , .