The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-28 00:00:00

ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.
I THIS EVE-NINO. WJEDNESDAY, Nor. 28, Their
Wakes Servants will perform (second time this Season), a
Comedy, called
SHE WOU'D AND SHE WOU'D NOT.
Dori Manuel, Mr. Mathews; Don Philip, Mr. Borrsmore ;
ort,ei,,, Mr. Holland ; Don Letri,, Mr. Nutley ;
Mr. Mesiducks ; Trappnti, Mr. atnit..ter ; Soto, Mr.
%readier. Hippolita, Mite De Camp; ltosara, Miss Mellon;
Flora, Mrs. Harlowe; Viletta, Mrs, Pope.
After which will be produced ((or the Bth time) an Operatic
Piero., in two acts, called
MATRIMONY.
With 14.!w Scenes, DTViel, and Decorations.
The Overture and Music entirely New, composed by
M P. King.
The Vsiiicipal Characters by
Mr. Dnwton, Mr. Ell-in.'s, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Fisher, Mr.
14.1 e, Mr. Jordan, Mrs. Nand.
The Young Renews being engaged at this Theatre, the
public are respectfMy informed, th.st he will make his First
App.:erases early in the Second Week•in Deeemher.
The New Operatic Piece of Matrimony, will be repeated
ever, evening this Week.-To morrow, after the Comedy of
To • Belle's Stratagem.

"THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.
1 GARDEN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Nov.
ts, will be acted (twenty-first time), a New Comedy, in Five
/vit.:, called
THE BLIND BARGAIN;
Or, HEAR HIM OUT.
With New Scams and Dresses.
• The Characters by
Mr. Phweett, Mr. r Fader, Mr. Emery, Mr
Blanchard, Mr. Kemble, Lewis,ar. Clinics, Mr. Jefteries Mr. At•
Lot Mrs. &A., Mrs. Davenport, Mhs Davies (with I Song
in Character), Mrs. Amery,
To ninth will be added (by prrticular &vire), a Greed Strip- ,
Comic Romantic Melo-Dransa, calEol
VALENTINE AN!) ORSON.
With New and Additional Splendour.
The Piece to conclude with a
GRAND PAGEANT,
Representing tine Meeting of
he Emperor of Constantioi,pie and the King of France.
To-morrow, the Comedy ofJohni Bull, with the Escapes; or
The Water earner.
The Public are respectfully "informed that a New Comic
Opera in Three Acts, is in rehearsal, and will very soon be
En3dlel

'TILL OPEN, since Twn Years, at SAVILLE-
-1.1 HOUSE, LEICESTER-SQUARE. every Day, from
Ten in the Morning till Ten in the Evening, under Ow Pa
nonage of Hu Royal Highness the Prince of Wale:, the cc -
Treated, original and wow:writs' Exhibition of the incomparable
French, English, and German INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr.
CHARLES, the only inventor tNereni. Alai the new, and
still more astonishing Experiment of the WONDERFUL
RUST of the famous Oracle of Delphos, which, by the motion
of its head, eyes, and lips, appears ai if animated; and, to
the surprise of the visitors, will hold a conversation even while
keld in their hands; sing in Eugli,la, French, and German ;
the hour by the Watch, Ac. de.

OFFICERS of the ARMY, NAVY, MER-
CHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c are stro•igly
seconamesided HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
L; FE and HEALTH, whir h is taken by Geratlesnen oldie first
distinction of this kingdom, as well as others, by whom it is
acknowledged to possess most efficacious properties in the Cure
of Weaknesses and Decays. It supplies the exhausted parts
with fresh Jaime, and totally re-establishes the whole Nervous
Bynum
Gentlemen from the Elm arid West Indies, whose habits Imre
relaxed by the heat of those einiates, have received infiuite
benefit; as well as Mixers belonging to the Army Ind Navy,
whose constitutions were impaired by hard service, the various
changes of Ornate, are.
For Paine in the Back and Latim,,Gliewesand Seminal Weak-
nesses, perhaps there is not any Medicine, in public or piiate
prafitce, which has been more sixeessful.
CASES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE.
A Commander of one or Ills Majesty's ships has, in a letter,
acknowledged die prat benefit he received from this Restorative
&dam, sad lays, Tim the Pr.iprietur is at liberty to shew it
to any gentleman desirous of taki.g the Pills "
An Officer of the Guards has also ackn,aledgisl that this Re-
stoptive Vedic-in* is far Itiperig,f in Weakness, and Nerv.ms
Dethlity, to any Medicine he had ever heard of, and that he
therefore feels the utmost pleasure and sates aotson in remns
mending at to the slide of his friends and acqoanitance.
Henry Griatinon, Err; a gentleman of universal benevolence,
has common icated the following case:
" Mrs. Knight, of Westminster, in the Spring of 1802, was
affli3ed with a very great weakuess of the nerves of the sto-
mach, which took away bet stre.ivh, produce! a shortness of
breath and total lON of appetite, insuinach so, that she thought
her life in great danger. She cocooned many of th, Faculty,
and after having tried many meliemes, was told that nothing
*mold do her good. Having heard her ease, and knowing the
efficacy of Hunter's Pills in such doroden, I recoromenilvd a
trial, and gave her one small box. I called again upon her on
that day week, when I knew she must have taken the last
base, and was asto Indied at the great siteratiiin in her loots
for the better. She has silica, I understand, taken two et
three small boxes more, and is perfettly recovered, aort desires
ac to say, sine will be happy to give any information concern-
13g tier cam, I sin, Sir,
Z4O. 5, Youite,treet, " Your obedient humble servant,
E,Millgt,lll Feb. 7. " HENRI: ORIMSTON."
To Mr. Wade, Old Bond.strect.
A Gentleman in Sits-ex had suffered for many months the
Mad awful depression of spirits, and had tried, as he expressed
binwelf, the most famous Drops and Tincture+, Mit conhirt no
a•,,t of relict till aanist time after he had taken the Restorative

Another Gentleman, near Petwoetti, in Sussex, writes, u that
be is truly sensible of the efficacy of this motile aml inestimable
Medicine in relaxations of the solids, tee. by the very flattering
benefit he had received, on taking one large box."
Many other Gentlemen have been candid enough to declare
that this Medicine had answered tho purpose of a peeled Re-
storative; in short, it is now in such repute, as to be used and
licninniended by many of the Faculty.
Numbers who had undergone too powerful courses of Mei,
cliff bane of health: which reduced them to a stare of
seeable existence' received the inning benefit fmni thi. Re.
iterative ; for, after loss of strength and vtgour, they happily
*Opined their framer health.
No•e•-.This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which prodlice
Male gradual and lasting effects than all the internal tams;
• liner ?arts of the Balsam aro also better preserved. Fell
directinns are sealed ur with each boa.
Toby had at Waders Medical Warehouse, No. 163, Fleet •
beet; and at No. 13, Old Rand-street; Mr. Mathews, bosh-
Oiler, Strand; Royal Exchange; Racon, Oxford street.; and
ef all other Venders of Medicines in Town and Country, price
el. 3d. the bus or it may be had in later Inures, price only
Il• 9'. which cniitain the quantity of six email boxes, as made
• for the army, navy, lie. •
Country Centlemen, and ethers. may be supplied with
ado lidedleine by sending their oriPri, by coachmen or Ilc•
"MM. ne by Li:closing ea.li in a small parcel, directed to M..
"kn Wade, NO 163. Fleet-street; Sc at No. 13, Old Bond
Lis; Cue wttli purpose, complete packing boxes are provided
tea sesding it with safety, to any part ut the kingdoms, IreLiiid,
&Wand, ice.
...e. A Pamphlet on the virtues of the Restorative, with a
{bad Cam aunssed, win be bade( the Veaderii 44.