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TUESDAY,

LAST NIGHT CUT TWO OF THE PRESENT

PERFORMANCES

For the BENEFIT of the SURREY DISPENSARY
ROYAL CIRCUS.

ON THURSDAY' NEXT, August s,
will be presented (Seventeentli-tirrie),with'new Musk,
Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, an entire new
local, vocal, 'temporary, and allusive liiternizzo, called the

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AERIAL CANDIDATES;
Or, BOTH MEMBERS RETURNED ! •
Written • by Mr. CROSS.
The Music by Messrs. W. WA RE and TAYLOR.
• In which vilT be introduced a View of the Ascent of the
• British and Gallic Aeronauts from Ranelagh, their, -Aerial
• Voyage over the Cities of London and Westminster, and
perilous landing from their Balloon near Colchester.
. In the course of the Intermezzo' '
A NEW HORNPIPE by' Miss ADAMS,
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Pupil of Mr. Byrne:
Also will be presented (35th time) an entire New S erio- Comic
Pantomime, with New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dres-
ses and Decorations, called_
• THE GOLDEN FARMER;
Or, HARLEQUIN PLOUGH-BOY. -•
Written and produced by Mr. Cross.
-HORSEMANSHIP
--By a GRAND TROOP of Capital- HORSEMTN.;.
%,With., the TAYLOR RIDING to BRENTFORD,
It the course of the Performances an -entire New Hunting
Song, written by Mr. Cross, the Music by Mr. W. Ware.
Previous to which, and after the Aerial Candidates, with
Music, scenery,' Machinery, Dresses; and Decorations,
will be presented, a New Grand Ballet of Adion, in Two
Parts, called

TliE FATAL PREDICTION;
Or, MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN.
Places for the Boxes.to be taken of MrS. SimmOns, at the
Box-Office, where Books of the Songs: ChoruSses, &c.
th
with a Prospectus oldie Aon of both Pieces may be had ;
and of Mr. Barker, Russell-street, Covent-garden:
cannot Possibly keep Places later than half'-past
Seven.

-Tickets to be had at the Dispensary; Union street ;
and of the Secretary, Mr. fames Carter, No. 49, Castle_
street, Southwark.

ONE TROUSAND POUNDS

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WILL be given to any Lrdy or Gentleman
who will procure for the Advertiser a PERMA-
NENT PLACE or EMPLOYMENT under GOVERN-
MENT ; or the Advertiser will treat with any Cent/email
wishing to resign.

Letters addressed to A. B. No. 33, Litchfield-street, Soho,
will be properly attended to.

This Day was published,
In One Volume Q6tavo, price 4s. in boards,
ORIGINAL POEMS and TRANSLATIONS
particularly AMBRA. •
From LORENZ() DE MEDICI.
Chiefly by SUSANNA • WATTS.
'Printed by J. Nichols and Son, Red Lion Passage, Fleet_
street ; and sold by F. and C. Rivingtou, St. Paul's Church
yard.

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed in One Volume, small 06-tavo, on a Eine
Woven Paper, Hot-pressed, Priee in boards
To be continued Annually,
r "ICE POETICAL REGISTER, arol REPOS).-
r. TORY of FUGITIVE POETRY, for theYeat i3or.
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, N0.,.6z, Si. Paul's
Chureli-yard.. •
Tile Poetical Register is intended to comprise all those
Piece's of Fugitive Poetry, worthy of preservation, which are
to be found in the various Periodical Publications ; original
Contributions' from Literary Charafters ; Seledions from
..s;irce En,A*.Putts, with lliograph;c•il Notes of their Au-
; ansisz t.;ritieisms ca.:he prineip,ll.Poetic and Dra-
m;tic Productions, wi;l1 a complete Cat.oogue ; Notices of
Wor;:s designed for the Press; and Biographical Sketches of
celeVited Poets who died in the course or the last _Year,
The original department of this work will be supported by
several Writers of poetical eminence.
Contributions.and notices. for the next Volume are request-.
ed to be addressed to the Editor, at Messrs. Rivingtons' .

A NEW EDITION.
This Day was published, by Matthews-, No. -18, Strand, Lon-
don, in One Volume, Octavo, With an elegant Portrait of
the Author, price only 3s.
OLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH ; or, Ad-
vice to both Sexes, on female diseases, nertous, hypo-
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commended to, young men and boys ; has been the labour of
many years experience and observation on the calamitous
consequences of a secret arid clestruaive Vice; it points Out the
dired methotts of cure, from a blenhatragia, or gonorrluza, to
a confirnied which is added, an essay on impo-
tency in the male, and sterility and barrenness incident to
• males, &c. ; an appendix on thc-subj.:4 t of a solitary and de-
strudive. vice, anti an address to parents, guardians, tutors,
and those who have the care and education 'of youth. Like-
wise advice to bathers, particularly the: ifflidel with nervous
complaints. The whore illustrated andTinterspersed with a
variety of authentic fads never before Published. In which
is explained the sytnptoms, mode of treatment,-and remedies
in the different stages of the scurvy, leprosy, king's evil,
II gout, rheumatism, and venereal disease ; cautions to young
persons of the danger of improper connections or improper
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AlsO the Anti-Impetigines, which is in the present tidies •
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