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.e WIND, CHOLICS,- F EUXES;- and otheeDisor-
ders of the Bowels. •
DALBY's CARMINATIVE.
CAUTION.—Many *counterfeited Preparations1..." of this Medicine having been-off:red for sale, under
, :specious pretences, all Persons are requested not to take any
tmleis they observe, that the Name, 7“. F . NeWbery, No. 45,
Paul's, is engraved in the Stamp,' and that id the Bill of
Direaions round each Bottle is an
EXTRACT FROM THE WILL or Tux LATE -
MR. jOSEiH 'DALEY, VIZ.
S 4 Whereas' I did many Years since instruit my, Daughter
Frances, now the Wife of. Anthony Cell, of North-street,
We.stminsier,G entleman,- in the Art of compoundirg a ''''-ertdin
Medicine, ofwhich I ain the sole Inventor, called Dalby's
Carininative ; ,do hereby constilute-and appoint' My said
Daughter" he sole 'PreMier of.this uSefut Wedichie. I like-
Wise gi=ve tb'iWtiaidDaughter, .Frances Gcal,.my sole Pro-
t. perry in the 'said Carminative, and, all rofits arising from
the Sale thereof, to her and her heirs for ever."
It is sold only by Newbery and Solis, 45, St.
Clairch.:yard, ate(vtitiois from the corner of Cheap-
, Side, London, price .ts..ga. a Bottle, Duty
• included ;and by
tilkeir 11.)pointetient, by Messis.Dieey'andSiaton, Bow Church.
Vird.; Bacorrand Co. NO: qv, and J. Pidding, N 0.76, Oxiard-
' str:et ; ;I. Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley .and Co. Cock-
. ;.::1-lAr-strect ; V. Barry, Bridge.stiect, WeSltninSter ; B.
Long-Were.; 1. Ward, Middle.:row, Holborn ; T.
l'utt;' Royal Exchange ; tiV, 'Clarke, Borough:Higlbstreet ;
and I. Harris, Successor to MrS. E. NEWbUy, Lociksellcri
4t the Corner of Ludgate.strett.

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ROYAL CIRCUS; ..
ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS.
THE-PUBLIC is -reSpe&fully informed the above
Summer Theatre, havinZ during the Recess been com-
pletely, repainted,„ and undergone the greatest possible IM-
proVernent in point of Embellishment, Decorstion, Elegance,
and Accommodation, W 1 L L OPEN on EAST ER MON-
DAY,' Aoril a, 1804, when will be presenfed,- ,
'A. GRAND DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP,
By a Ti-Oop of most Capital Horsemen, in which. Mr.
• M'Keen, the Youthful Highlander, or Intrepid Eques-
lriati. aided by Messrs. M'Donald, Mihill, ikc. will. par-;
ticularlv exert themseives. . .
Clown to the Horsemanship, Mr. Belcher.
After which will be revived, with the original Overture and
'MUsie,'New' Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decora-
tions (written by. Mr. Cross) . pot. performed these six
years, the favourite Grand Speetacle of
E RENEGADOES;
Or, ALGERINE CORSAIR.
Renegadoes,
Salem (Captain of the Algerines), Mr. Helrrie ; Bujega,
.Male ; Haru Hassan (a Drunken Cook), Mr. Slader ; and
Miliatnetta, Mr. Betterton---Algeilne Sailors, Messrs.
' Betts, Williams, Humphrey, Broadhurst, &c.
Indian Invaders..
Indian-Chief, Mr. Bradbury:;- Youthful Indira, Miss Tay-
lor ; -Warriors, Messrs. Ceurton,White, &c. &c.
Indian Residents,
Arru Zook, Ridgeway ; Mate Warriors, Messrs.
M'Keon,' fame's,' &c.' Alziru's Child, Miss H. Lettin ;
Creolu, Mrs.. MiCartney ; Female .Warriors, Mesdames
Parkinson, Minton, &C. ; and Alziru, an Indian Widow,
/17AD AM E • V-OL AMC E, from the King's Theatre (her
first-Appearance on this Stage). • •
An entire new and splendid Combination of new Music,
. Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called
• • • THE DWARF;
Or, PILLAR OF MYSTERY.
. . • Principal -Charaders.
liftbarico (a Tyrant Magician). Mr. Betterton ; Fidelio (a
Prince) in love .with SEraphina, Mr.- Ridgeway ; Bene-
fria (a friendly Enchantress) Miss Harrison, her.first,ap-
.pearance on lhis. Stage; Seraphilia, (her Daughter), Mrs.
Helme ; Cupid; Miss H. Lettin ; Sylph, Miss Dennet,
and •Minton (the Pretty' Dwarf) by Miss johannot, their
• -first-appearances on this. Stage.
To which will be added, an entire New Comic Pantomime,
with New MuSit; Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Deco-
rations, called
• CYBELE ;
Or, HARLEQUIN's HOUR.
Principal- Charaders.
'Harlequin, Mr. Ridgeway ; Meagre; Mr. Malt ;
-Scapegrace (his' Man) Mr. Bradbury ; Widow Wiseacre,
Mr. Starter ; Watty Wiseacre (her Son), Mr.- Betterton;
Bad Neighbours (with a Glee) Messrs. Helme, Betts, and
Williams: 'Good Friends (with a Song) by Mr. Ferrail,
being his first appearance on any Stag, and Miss Minton ;
Little Pistol, Master Blackinore •' and Whim Wham,
Senex, Clown, Mr. Montgomery ; Cybele, Mrs. Parkin-
son ; Mirth, Miss Harrison ; Wech Girl (with a Ballad)
Miss Salkeld, being her first appearance on any Stage ; and
Columbine, Miss Searle, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-
lane, her first appearance on this Stage.
In the course of the Evening's Performance will be exhi-
bited an Immense Display of Piduresque and brilliant
Scenery.
The Serious Speetacle, and New Comic Pantomime,
vented, written,•and produced by Mr.. Cross, Stage Manager.
- Box 4s. Pit as. Gallery is.—Doors to open at halt past
•
Five o'C lock.

BEAUTY, Health, and a good set of Teeth,
can only be permanentlyacquired by using of NEW.
'ON's RESTORATIV E TOOTH-POWDER, patronized
and used by Their Majesties, &c. &c. &c.
This unMalledTooth-Powder is prepared from the Recipe
of the late Sir Richard .lebb, M. D. to Their present Ma,
jesties. 1 t is astringent, antiputrescent—a fine aromatic, a
most excellent stomachic—extremely grateful to the palate,
and pleasant to use, making and preserving the Teeth beau-
tifully white—gives to the breath the most deleCtable sweet-
ness, and to the gums that floridness which is the only indi-
cation of good health; in a word‘ Mr. Newton, the only
.Proprietor, will forfeit One Thousand Pounds it ever an
instance occurs of any person having the Tooth-ach, or a
Tooth decayed, to the latest period of life, that uses it re-
gularly acbording to the Direetions sealed round each Box.
Prepared by B. H. Newton, No. 126, Great Russell-street,
Bedford-square, and sold in Boxes at 2s. 9d. each. Where
also may 'be 'had, his Warranted Tooth-brushes, made to
all Patterns and Sizes, to use with his Tooth-Powder, is.
each: also NEWTON'S ROYAL SWEET LUPIN SOAP,
an Article-in the highest estimation' for making and .preserv-
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No. • 66, St. Paul's (;Burch-yard; also retail by all the
venders of Medicines and Valium: I in London, and in Wry
• Tomlin tbic Kingdom.

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rrHE PAINTER and VARNISHER'"GUIDE•
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EXTRAORDINARY PROOFS OF THE SUPERIOR
EFFICAY OF s
DROPS,C _DISPLAYED INSPILSBURY' I'HE (
FOLLOWING
CURES ;
4R, WILSON, of Dean, near Edinburgh, cured
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is
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culars of his case.
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the re at the Dispen.
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Venders of Patznt Medicines in town-and country, in Bottles
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DR.'NORRIS's DROPS.
r
"ITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi-
1\ tine has stood the test of near Half a Century, yet
fresh proofs of its superior efficacy are daily experienced. In
.Fevers of all sorts its ieputation is indubitably established ;
but in. the Black and Yellow Putrid. Fevers, so destructive
in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and
contaminated air (to use the expression of a Gentleman in the
African Trade), it is a divine Reniedy. For its healing qua-
Aides in the Taintshnta,_Scu, Asthma, Consump-
tio, Com of the Stomach arid Bowels, and its cur-
dial
efleas in the decays of Age, &c: see a Book of Cures
delivered gratis, at the Doaor's house, No. 29, Lower Brook-
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are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, price i is. and 2S. gd.
by Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, principal Vender,
and by all other Retailers of Medicines.
N. B. The. Public are particularly cautioned not to pur-
chase any of this Medicine without a Certificate being at-
tached to each Bottle, signed by thu sole Proprietors, Tho.
Gal: and Charlotte Moore.
A liberal•allOwarice is made to Merchants, and those who
purchase to sell again.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
THE known Safety and unprecedented Success of
YORK MEDICINAL SOAP, for the Prevention of
a certain Disordef, stands unequalled, confirmed by proofs
irresistible, and beyond.contradiaion. This valuable P rophy-
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garden, at No. 30, Piccadilly, and No."Comhill. Covent.
Duty and Treatise included; or three Boxes in one Packet,
Half a Guinea. Where also may be had, Alexander's Spe-
cific Injealon, composed of the most approved and gentle
Detergents, which, for Seminal Debility, Weaknesses, le
is
perhaps superior to any Remedy ever offered to the Public,
having effected a speedy and radical Cure in cases of eight,
ten, and sixteen years standing, after various other means
had failed. Bottles as. sealed up, with Direaions.
N. B. Sent to any part of Town or Country,
b aired-
ing (postage free) td Alexander and Co. No. 23,
Souy thamp-
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r 0 BILIOUS, GOUTY, AND NERVOUS PERSONS:
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eclay's, Patent Anti-Bilious Pills, in gently,
tat the highest
o though 'effc-
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personal evidence; and it is conceived when His (,i; RACE
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of their•efficacy in Bilious, Gouty, and Nervous Disorders,
no dou,bt can remain' in the most sceptical mind as to their
virtues.
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Covent-garden, in Boxes Ss. 6d. and doubled Boxes
Town los. eac
and
h,
Duty inclucled, and by all Aleclicilie Vens in
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