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" The Girl 'of my Heart," And other favourite Songs. WITH OF AGE TO-MORROW. Baron Willirgnurst, Mr. BANNISTER ; Biroz Pitlietnrg, Mr. MAT n ws ; Hans Nlolkus, r.°WILW ITZER ; Lady BruitibaLk, Mrs. SPARKS; . 'Sophia, .Miss HOLLOWAY ; Maria', Miss . ") E CAMP. Tkotes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25., Gallery is. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d.—No Money to be returned._, Places for tite , i3oxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Little Russell-street. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six-. . FUR. THE 'BENEFIT mr. DIGNum. •.• THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E. ON WEDNESDAY, June 4, 186(, will be performed . • • THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. -In Aa I. will be intrtiduced the celebrated Duet from • ." Amor Yratern . o,7' composed by Winter, , fly Mt. graham " and Signora Storace, • . In the course of the E veiling,' the celebrated Duet of All's Well;:' by• Mt. •Brallani -and Mr: Dignum. • • liar. 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A CA UTI ON. - SOME Merchants Eminence in . of London. and a great Comme, dal Town in The Ccuntrv, have lately been pre;secuted at ,the instance 4 • Ili: ,t, r.Gener al. and convißed iu Penahies and Costs, Jro sending I, :ter s in Boxes, Gy Stale Codehes; lit polludice of the. Revenue tj the Foot. off • kis h,iped that this will be a Warning in all 'similar cases,.ar \ their I.,:rdships 'are bound to prosecute the Low, to its full extent., The Penalty is Five Pounds, with Costs, for every Letter sent (recovtrahle against the Party sersdi•ig) contrary to the Pr., visions of the Statute, of 42 Ceo. ii!. Cap. Si, for preventing` Liiters being - sera otherwise than - by Pc;st. By Command of the PartMaster-General, ERA NCIS FREULING, Sec, "OFFicE OF ORDNANCE, May 26, 13(6. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of nys T YESTPIVRDN,INc.E. do hereby give .Notice, 'That they will .te ready to receive Proposals at their Office in. 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CR EIP, ..ecrrtary, Ina few Days will, be published, in , One Vol. svo. price • • • los. 6 , 1. hooards. ' . • • -• - •- • 1. Ik4ENIOIRS of -Dr 'JOSEPH PRIESTLE).' iv* to the year 1-9 i, Written with a Continuation tb the. tine of his Decease, by his Son -loSeplt Priestley, and Observations on his Writings by Thomas Cooper;P resident judge dt; Pensylvania, and the Rev. Win- Christie. 2. Sdphia St. Clare ; a Novel. in t vols. Peire 6s. sewed. 3. Manual , of Health ; or, The Invalid guided through the Seasons, price ss boards. • Printed tor J. Johiasen, in Sr. Paul's Church-yard. MEMOIRS OF : T1 - 1E - PREENT AGE, In the Press,' and early in June will .he. 4 - .) , ..ibrished. in nye elegant Volumes Foolscap Otlay°, price t;s in boards, N4EMOIRS' of a TRAVELLER 10 ., N in Retire , - I VA, tnent coutaining • Persottil!Observations sail the Principal Courts and Cap , tals. in' Europe during the last Bo years ; by a Dipicsmaric'etlaratter in the Service or Greg ritain ; interspersed with original • Anecdotes or Sovereign Princes, Statesmen, - nid other Distinguished' Characters who have flourished during that Perio d. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge:.strect, Black friarsn. anti to be had-olalt Booksellers. COMPANION TO THE • This 13ay 'was itubilshed, W. in boards, or res. 6d. hound in tAI, ih one dock and closely printed Volunte, the size of I)eNrett'4 and KearSiev's • A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the PRESENT LA. " HOLIS 4' Of COONIONS i _ Containing brief but corred Notices of the Lives, the Family, and Party . Connettiont, the Senatorial C harader atilt CondO6, and all other ustfUl and satisfaclory. Particulais relative to ALL THE mEmßEks OF 'Flip, COMMONS HOUSE OF PA,R LI AMENT; drawn upand printed as a compa nion to the Court k: I ..4.endars and the Pocket Peerages. , in -an Appendix are given all the Divisions whichfiave taken place on _Great Public doting several years past: - • • ' :Printed for Richard' Phillips, 6, fridge-stre.et, 'Mack. friars sold he Black - and Parry, Le.ict;:nhatl-street ; T. Ave3lati4-laue; 'and to he had oil all Booksellers in Town and Country. This Day. ‘k•as published, 'in Tlvn Volt!. 11.;:2b. price 8s: in A NTI-DUNTINE: a Noel ; founded on ilan , „ Irs,l3`lltoN. • • " %Vint is t hi WOILL Thy shoot, (.)h Misery Wlwre ev'ry nun is sent to lenii to sutler ; " And he who knows not that, as bout for nothing." - Printed tot . 1. Llawman, zz, Poultry, London. -Slit GEORGE DALI.AS.7s VI 71)ICATION of the Marquis W LLESLEY's ADMIN ritATtos. - This Day was, published; in .Itri. price is. piVINDICATION of the JUSTICE and PO. , LI CY of the late VA RS carried on in Ht N DO3. TAN and the DECK AN, by Marquis Welles:ey, in con jundion with Bajee Rao,'against the su llahratta States. Printed tot John Stockdale, Of whom may be had, on Two larke Sheets,- neatly' coloured. price 13s. 6.1. or on cane.,; and rear, or, in a case. t6s. • A new and accurate Map of Hindustan, carefully compiled from the latest and hest Ailthorttie.s. That 'oust zxctllcalt THE COILDIAL 13A1,N1 OFGI t,EAt), • - (S universally resorted to for its extraordinary•su .l periorny in all Complaints of the Stuniach, Relaxations orthe Solids, Nervous Weaknesses, the deleterious efkeis of Hot Climates, and particularly the _ill consequences of In temperance. In short, in all cases where the Constitution has neen reduced by disease or irregularity, the oE:as of the Balm of Gilead are unequalled. Also, The ANTI-IMP ETIGIN ES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, the most powerful alterative, purifier and sweet. ener of the blood ever discovered, and may be confidently re lied on as the most safe and certain remedy to; the Scurvy, Salfula, King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and of jeer disorders arising from an impure or impaired state of the blood and lymph. Ladies and Gentlemen may have their orders completed for the Half Guinea, or Fannly Bottles, which contain tour, fur . 33 5. on which 95. is saved. Scarce a person who purchases one battle of either of these Medicines, or reads that interesting 35. Ttad, called " Solo. anon's Guide to Health," but has reason to sound its praise. Dr. Solomon, when consulted, expeds his usual Fee of Such letter should,_ fig safety, be thus threded, " Money letter. Dr . Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool." Observe.—Each Bottle of Dr. Solomon's Medicine has a Government Stamp, with the name or the Proprietor, " SamL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which is felony: • sold by- Mrs. Mathews, No. 13, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. jB, and Mr. Racburn, North Britlge; -Mr. Baxter anti Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; -Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley; H. Craw. lord, ; W. Young, Irvine ; A. liorsyth, and I'. -Whiteside, Ayr; W. CrAwfid, Girvan ; 1. Carson, New. Douglas; MsMillan, Kirkcudbright; T. M Credie, kirk. aldy ; J. Blyth,• Leven ; 1. Dempster, Cupar ; dee ; Craigie, Montrose; Mitchell, and I. Anderson, Ab:rdeen ; Dr. White, Banff; M'lptosh, Inverness; T. r MsKenzie, Stornaway-; P.; Taylor, Stronraer ; Johnson and llisz , et, Perth OW . Anderson, Sterling; Coke'and Reid, Leith; ; A icx.suder, Dm:term - litre ; Wilson, Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar btJUtil ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Phorson,. Berwick ; 1 l‘cddel, Alnwick ;- Paterson, Aroutlonut, asui janneson, Pr terhe.r;i ; A.. .11•1},. , nahl, 17rongate, C;lase,,tv.; and by mest -14 art Venders • of .ilatent -Medicincl in the United i• Kingdom. •