The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-15 00:00:00

NEVER ACTEIX

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 15, 1806;
%Nil!, be oen.,rined, a new Play, in Lire Acts, inter-
spersed with Music, called .
. , ADRIAN AND ORRILLA ;
Or, A N.OTHEI,.'s VENGEANCE, -
The Music composed by Mr. A T WOOD and Mr. KELLY.
The Principal Charatters by:
Mr. COOK F., Mr. MUN OEN, Mr. C. KEMBLE,
Mr---.I3ELLAMY, Mr. LisT.:N, Mr.-CHAPMAN,
Mrs. t. K MIME, Miss SMITH, Miss 'BRUNTON,
Mrs. M 1-TOCKS, Miss TY RER, Mrs SMITH.
The -PrA.,gue TO be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON, and the
Epilogue. by Miss BRUNTON and Mrs. MA 1' FO
13,,xes 6s. Second,P rice 3s. -P it 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.
as. See,:nd Pri‘e ts.—Upper Gallery rs. Secou.•
Price 6d. No Money to he returned. •
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Han-
street.
The Doors to be opened at Hall-past Five, and begin ai
Half-past Six.
Tne seventh :rid eighth Nights of C Iriolanns ; or, the
Rowan Matrons be on Tuesday and Saturday next.
A new Gra,ct Operatic Spectacle, calltxt the Deserts of
Arabia, will belir.duced in a tew etays.

LARGE OFFICE PFNS, PECULIARLY WELL
• CUT.

THE Principles of iheiie Pens Are'simple, useful,
duuble, and inter= sting, vet perfectly novel it.
this Country. tram toe, process and peculiar mode ni,prepar-
in.7 thery-yor immediate use. The Quills are kept to a gre.,
le4l h of time, till they are: seasoncd, and pertettiy ripe
us.. Thus pr,:parid, renders them capablr of.beinq mould
ed to that tounilness of ship.:, and the finest temperatip,,
as pntduce-.that elasticity and nice. exactness of p
a clear and open point will ren,lci smOot it and fine,
to write any kiintlir :laid with. free:Lin and pleasantiwss,
et to be.equalled ui the annals if time.
Circa tra,its have been taken to setect 'a large Stock •
prime Q-cois and Pens, lot the p rpose of securing a c,,,
slant supply ai.d s.uct.ession of this valuable Article alwa •
on hand.
Made and sc?.ld•by E. Williams, Stationer to the Duke
Duches3ofYork, rt,-S trantle, London.
, . N. 13. Old Pens mended and made as new.

FREE4OLTD- RET7F_ARM .RENTS IN NORTHUM.

BERLAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,

On Friday, ,Pec 5, at TwelVe o'Clock, at Garrithy's Cof-,
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TO THE INDEPENDENT UNDER AFFLICTION..
DR. ,NEWHAM begs leave to offer his. best ser-
vices to yoeu, He, to justice to his Giid for his singu-
lar blessing, for the Cure or Relief of
,your Diseases .without
Menicine, that had b.,ffied'Drugs. and 'the common mode of
Surge'ry : he has endaogered his life, and staked his all, to
conVVee you, by fads, in a public -Court, before • the late
Lord Kenyon, that Doctors were blundering in the rlai
speeting healing of Diseases: See in his window his cruel
tre:nment caused by Dottors, the Charaders that appeared
in Court to sanction his blessing. The Learned Ploruer
and Cliffbrd wai his Counsel. He will lay before you a
few instances,. to give you reason to believe his bless-
ing for your relict is a singular one. Dodors allowed
it in Court to be a mystery-to •them.. He who wishes to
speed!ly relieve you of pain, and eradicate your Diseases,
-zi-iust simply open any cuticular vein without an instru-
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drawing blood ; also take away callouslump :and swelling ;
lay open bone, and guide. and extract the bad effeds of -Mer-
cury therefrom, or any other cause that causes your afilic-
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'London to the great joy of many respectable characters that
bad long sullred under Drlisical, Paralytical, Gduty, and
most other iiiSeases, and badness of Sight. Ye, Poor, see
his audiess in his window ; prove,
.and be. proved, for. your
good.' His •Fee, tor his opinion, at No. 3, VV.iier-stmet,.New
ilwge-strect, is One Uninea. Days ut attendance Mondays,
:Wednesdays andlridaj

110- ERSONAL COMLINESSArnproved. in the use
1 or two elegant Preparations, first, 'FL: .11(0MATIC
IVORY DENTIFRICE, so ,cal led from .rs admirable el..
It..tts on the Teeth, which, attcr a tew app ion's, assumes
the appearance of polished I vary, prevents inweover their
piemature cieGay, those decayed it pteselves tr,ein becoming
worse, tastens ,such as are 1u05Ct.,301.1, by perseveFance,
1,:u3 the tuulest aiiii (grim its aromatic tra.
grAnce) the breath -periedly sweet ; it is also exceedkigly
grat,rul to the-palate. •
Secondly, rile SPERMACETI SOAP,..which preserves
and renters tite.Skin soft, sindoth,• and delicate. I- ire emot_
Item and healing prOperties of the Sperni.,eti are so generally
kitowo, 46 to render a cutntnent on its
-tfie I uvelour is su sensible of its peer.liar tinni,e,s, that to
acculitinoiate Gentlemen of tender skins, he in()
it into Sitaving Cakcs and Shaving •Powdar, aa rite lather
tibiae witit it wit! scarcely atlect tile eye.
e Ah •ve'articies arc prepared and sold for the Inventor,
by R. Jonnston, Chetni'st, 15, Gr,:e2c-Street,
.London ;
the I)entifrice at 2.S 9d. the . Dap and Pu.wder each
Persons ,visiting to avail ,tmiii,el yes .of the•great.utilny of
_,h;se arocl-s, should be carettil have them genuine, by
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Io the PROPRIE I'OR of Dr. BRODUM's
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S k.
CONSIDERING, it ;..Duty incumbent on me to
'Ow benefit I have received from your in-
va, :Medicine, 1 here give you a statement, which you
havetny.permission to publish.-About three years since I
w, ,s at eon Royal, Jamaica, and there contracted a.cei tam
Disorier, pinch, iltiongli shame, I concealed until such
time as it was;but too atparent to all My friends. I tnen ap-
plizd.to.a Nlethcal ueatteman, who ordered me Mercury
1 was salivated ; but finding no benefit from it, returned
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Brother., wilt, ativised me to go into the Lock .1--lospital. I
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man as,eyer I wa, to my lite, and sin, Sir, with many thanks,
Your most obedient huinble Servant,

10H:. WHITE.

Bethnal-Green, August 2t, 1305.
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