The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

I"HEATRE ROYAL COVENT-
GARDEN. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Nov. dB,
all be acted a New Comedy, in Five Acta, called
THF. BLIND BARGAIN;
Or, DEAR DIM OUT.
With New Scenes and Dresses.
The Characters by
'Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Lewis, Mr Fader, Mr. Emery, Mr.
arichanl, Mr. Kernble, Mr. Curtiss, Mr. Jefferiss, Mr. At-
li, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Dlvonport, Miss Davies (with a Song
Character), Mrs. Emery.
To which will be added (eth time), the Grand Serious
Pantomime, called
RAYMOND AND AGNES;
OR, THE BLEEDING NUN.
With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations.
.e Overture and Music by Mr Reeve. The Ballet comprised
by Mr. Farley.
Don Raymond, Mr Farley; Don Felix (father to Ray-
nd;, Mr. Bologna, Count of Liodenbergh, Mr Jefferies ;
ft.:lore (Pair to Raymond), Mr. Menage ; Baptist r a Rob-
), Mr Dubois; Robert and Jaques (his Senn" Mr. 80.
its, jun. and Mr. L Bologna ; eland (a Posttlhon and 011 P
the Banditti), Mr. King ; Father Arisellm, Mr. liar ey
(writes. of Lindenberg (sapanother to Agnes r, Mr. Frl
; %goes (Daughter of the Grant of Liodrenlx-rgh)
rie (11-ing he Fin Appearance on tins Stage); Abbess of
Claire, Mn. L e-rve ; Cicely, Miss Cox; Macerette
Ilararst's mistress , Mrs. St Lev.er ; -,ectre of the BleArng
se (mother of Ag.:csi, Ma. tvatts.
Th, Blind Bargain, or, Haar him Out; with Raymond and
Nye., will be repeated every Evening till further notice.

u I FSSRS. HOBKIRK and Co. beg leave to in-
LT 1 form their Frieorl. and the p., ir,teral, that they
ace an OFFICE at No 31. taco-lane, Lomh rd.street,
or the SALE of ESTATES, DOCK and CAN L SIiARES,
ri4 other kind of Prioerty, eat ler by PRIVATE CON-
ACT, or PUBLIC SALE; and they trust every attention,
,th wiii tie mind by those who may oblige them
their favour+.
PaTtie.liars at the Office.

AFFIDAVIT REFUTED._

N b 5, Long acre.
being cnial.-J by :an
idsertisement that has appeared in some of the News-
. . under the form of an Affid isle, to ccl ant to injure
It DICKINSON in his property, he deems a necessary to
iblii•ly assert, that its whole contents are a grms and pre-
elitated falsehood t and, as a proof thereof, recommends a
!octal perinal of his Pamphlet, which may be had (gnitis)
aaove, and of every reputable Vender of 'Medicines in Eu-
pe, and which not only emitting a conspl to mutation of
nt Affidavit, but Al3O the 0104 l incontrovertible proof, of hi,
0. Dickinson's) right to, and possession of, the Original
Imps fur GOVVLAND's LOTI• as well as demonstrating
it improbability, if not imprienb I iy, that Nov other person
in know of what ingredients this. sc silent Medicine is can-
reed; and that his knowledge of., it+ cuinposition is equal to
is right, the following Testimonial., from different
*nods, and from hundreds equally respectable, must put be-
ad any kind of doubt, and i.rove that, as pr.mared try him
a, these many yews past, it hm been in leas effi.acious than
rlvn coniionnded by the original Inventor himself. •
The first is front the late celeMated Dr Garnett, then of Her-
se4ate, and who, from his great medical knowledge, was se-
rried and appointed Pronsour and Lecturer to the Royal In.

To Mr. DICKINSON, No. 55, Long-acre.
" Sir, I have tried veer Lotion in VA6OIII species of cute.
us eruption, and when I have b-en disappointed in its ef.
Is. I hate had reason to attribute that disappointment 'wee
the inattention of the patis..it,thars to the want of power in
Lotims. The sulphurated waters of this place sometimes
thew complaints ; but there are many instances in which
ry have failed, where the Lotion has succeeded, particularly
the herpes (minces's, and in that sp,cies of the her,c4
which affects tile face In these cares I have generally
ed.'d by the application of the Lotion.—lndeed, in
sent every instance in which I have tried it, its good
As have been evident. I am, Ste.
" Harrowg.rte, Jane 16, 1794. T. GARNETT."
To Mr. DICKINSON, No. 55, long Acre.
" Sir, for upwa.ds of seventeen years I hay, been distressed
u.th a dreadful sorfeit all o-er my face, originally occasioned
by excess of grief at the death of a child ; it s. therefore with
asks 1 inform you, that, by the use of on? battle of your ex-
Went Lotion, the complaint is so far renamed a; to make my
,iends °naiades it little sh.,rt of a ns facie, arid 1 sin coti6dent
e more bottle wii! render the skin of my face as c'e ir as it
a' at any period of my life. The truth of which shall be
happy t mutual to any pr rem who mar take the trouble of
eihng upon the Rey. Mr. Beatlf,n, No. 26, Bow-lane, Cheap-
al.. I ate, Sir, your much obliged,
" April 5, IRO). K. WHITE."
To Mr. DICKINS(SN, No. 55, Long.acre.
Sir, for three ye.as p.ot. I have been afflicted with a kind
of white coon tot my nose, eh ek, chin, and forehead, at-
Undod moth a complaint which was considered a• the sem vy,
slid shaving was so irksome a task, that I esen dread xi the
thought. of it. I had lately a butte of your (7owlaiid's tutp.e
act rue from Rochester, which has done me so 'ouch service,
that I must request vou to have the goodness to send roe a
quart Avec by the Maidstone Coach, as I never intend to be
%about Tiur excellent Medicine. Yours, Ste
" A. ANDREW.
" Boughton Lodge, near Maidstone, lime 21, 1604 "
The nrigirnals may be seen at the %Varchouse, No. 5), Long.
acre, where it contiones to he sold m quarts, es 61. pints :is 9d.
sumps included ; and by all the reputable Medicine Venders
ei the kingdom. •
Mr. DICKINSON, after repeated experiments, hording it
6liwohle to change the shape of his butt-s, or anic rho •p•
besraoce of the labels, w.thout bring immedratels f ail vied by
the" who compound slinethieg sat imitat.on t:.« gmzeing
i/OWLAND'S tonos, which is the mos- pleasant red cer-
L'° 'Mink for all the disagreeable compiamts to wrach the
Vice aid Skin are subject, by removing evsvw kind of c,erse-
b,ss,eruption, and utiplexent appearance, and renderior them
acioth, clear, and transparent, must seriously roc 'almonds
h,s.! Ladies or Gentlenson,. vrtin have not an importunity to
hid t.,the Warehouse, tn direct their Servant+ to ask for
DICKINSON'S GOWL.AND's Lt) nom, pee: aced at theOri-
Vial Warehouse, No. 55, Long ai.re, and hieing careful to
o'nerve that the label on every bottle is signed with 100 ease,
le counterfeit wlaielt ie a felony.