Oracle, The (Newspaper) - September 12, 1789, London, Middlesex M 1 ' 4 v i Number 90. 3 September - it 1789: w THEATRE in ILL OPEN this present SATURDAY September 12, 1789, with the Tragedy of KING RICHARD King MK Mr. Mr. BARK 5 v Lord Mr. Mr. PACKER 5 Mr. Prince Miss Poke of 5 And King Mr Y. POWELL Mrs. Dutchess of HOPKINS j And the Mrs. THE LAST NIGHT BUT ' EIGHTEENTH THEATRE ATthe THEATRE This present To which will be added ' THE FIRST Mr. BADDELEY 5 Young Mr. R. PALMER Mr. WHITFIELD Mr. * Mr. HOLLINGS WORTH 5 Mr. Mr. SPENCER And Tim Mr. - Miss COLLINS And No Money to be Places for the be taken of Mr. The Dots to be opened at Half after Five to begin at Half after & Rex & Regina On the Comedy Provoked To which will be The September 12, will be presented a in Three THE BATTLE OF HEXHAM DAYS 7 With tew and ' * The Principal by * - ' ' Mr. Mr. Mn Mr. DA Mr. * Mr. R. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. - Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. And Mr. Jun. Mrs. GOOD Master 6AUDRY, And Mrs. K EM 7 Other Vocal Parts by Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 5 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss And Mrs. The with a new by Dr. The Scenery by Mr. of the &c. to be had at the To which will be a Musical Piece in Two called PEEPING Peeping Mr. EDWIN And Miss Boxes 5s. Pit 3s. First Gallery as. Second Gallery is. The Doors to be opened at six and begin at Places for to be had of Mr. at the I NEW This Day was By LONGMAN a. d THE BATTLE of an now performing with universal applause at the Composed by Dr. Prices Haydn's th by PUBLIC ASSAULT before HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE of. For the BENEFIT of With pn Three Sonatas for the Op. 58 will condescend to fence a taxes the - form the that on Wednesday s Opera Dances for 1789, Book cd at half past 6th new edition LIC ASSAULT bewen Mr. and | Southampton D mces Cotillons for 17S9 CHEV A. S t. with ROLL AND and r labbro in piaci in ditto - If any Professor or Amateur Wishes to fence with Trio in li Barbier de he accept the the three Quartets Tenor and not exceed - Op. 57 - a may Be had of Mr. once the Carter Cooper's and at ' ' v ' 3d S 6 6 N. B. As there is no sort of danger in Lamotte takes the liberty of inviting such Ladies as may be see a Display of manly Arim To fence iri White marked While from our fair you N.B. The three songs above were Mr. VauxhalL 5 3 5 3 o o i o 6 c 6 6 6-o o 6 6 o Laughing and Crying sung at the public Gardens of CAPITAL IS OPENED at the and may be viewed day except from ten o'clock in the morning to four Li the prior to the day of September when they will he stold by of consists of the Works of the mos of the and lately the property of different Noblemen and and includes Antient Colled Ton Abbots Leigh late the property of the Hon. Mr. to Queen and Author of the Independent Wins j amongst which are upwards of one hundred Original must words my warbling in ditto for the Harpsichord ditto you rly more hy Fears Dear h niy little native Glee 4 Ri for one ditto The for To the chace on the brow of the Shield As on hank I iio 5 for one ditto o o i c o chardson o o o i o 1 o o 6 6 o. 6 6 6 6 6 6 o 6 o 6 Hook Oiche il in La o 1 i 11 - TO BE Near In Nine Miles from for a Term of Three Years from Michaelmas AHOUSE beautifully capable of accommodating a Family of Sixteen FURNITURE of every Kind Double Coach excellent Stabling for six a Farm The Garden for such a and with four Fields in a Ring comprehends about Twenty-five The whole imy be kept up at little and is any who wishes for the comforts without the incumbrances of a country Principals only are requested to who may have all further at Thomas Esq. Old P. A Rick of and the few toother with in the to be disposed of at a fair The Owner would have no to a Purchaser for the Cia Jo bo in Lungi dia in Giullo a Dr. Miller U- iriy my Gray two Ariettes - each Longman arid they for their better ac curing We Watering opened a Margate and ior the Sale or Hire of Musical z St i c jo t the Shop at 6 6 6 TO A FAITHFUL This day is price as. FIFTEEN DAYS TOUR to PARIS now adopted of paying Bills at the By an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN of just To which Is by another A faithful Description of every part cf that once dreadful The B AS accompanied by an accurate oi tne with references to the originally in hy one who was many years a miserable Printed for G. as the present possessor is obliged to leave Town on account of apply at the Office of this NAVAL REVIEW at ASSAULT of the MODEL of &c. ' r present ' 12/1789, a New called I the Composed by Signior Various Exercises 0.1 by PUPILS of both the for the Fourth a New Musical in Three called the ROYAL NAVAL REVIEW at DEVONSHIRE and CORNWALL The Piece founded on the singular Events the His reviewed the British Squadron at ' New Music by Mr. Paintings of and Docky By Messrs. And The small Boats by CAB ANELL and The by other i The excellence of the Mechanism which gives motion to the small Boats m rowing and feathering their and also to the Men of War are completely and forming different evolutions 5 firing and larboard tacks 5 their Sails and Rigging spicily conforming to the the most pleading This contrivance is entirely and unknown in any other Theatre in It is to be that Mr. being enables him to give the whole of this Spectacle on a very extensive the Line of Battle The Characters are as Messrs. and Female Mrs. and Mrs. WOODMAN 5 Mrs. Mrs. And Mrs. Devonshire Mr. Cornwall Mr. CONNELL $ London Mr. &c. by the rest of the Commander of the Mn Sen. Commander of the Mr. HENLEY Commander of the Mr. Commander of the Mr. Commander - 1 Commander Com of the Mr. And the Mr. Besides a Number of Cutters and The whole forming the most brilliant NAVAL that ever appeared on any The Views taken from the Back of Mount to Mr. mcst respectfully this ingenious dnd pleasing to the Inspection of his such honourable Support has produced overflowing to second of the thought originated 5 nor has any Expence or Pains been spared in his NAVAL wluch been the Prints for some and as he supposes that he as be copied by other places of he them to produce the but the same is happy to have it power to furnish Between the A rofe By PHILOSOPHICAL From of exquisite Whole to conclude with An New and SPLENDID on the of ' ' THE FRENCH to Wednesday called in an The DESTRUCTION Displaying one of the Grandest 4nd most E N RT AIN ever grounded on Authentic With a most beautiful of the Palais Displaying the different &c. so much the of the Public OF PIC to the WHEREAS all dealing in the L OTTER otherwise dap thereof at at with the Die Lottery by find the Parties to PINE R IS 0 'The hereby or tufa denomination the utmost vj the T. V tt v N. yv Unlicensed Offices are not permitted in any manner and LODGING for a SINGLE in a genteel regular Within ten minutes walk of which an adequate price will be - s - - - - Aline addressed to A. London stating terms and be immediately at- tended - At WADE's MEDICINAL No. 163, Door to are the following Genuine * DISORDERS INWARD RESTORATIVE BALSAM n. is to possess most in the cure of Weaknesses and Natural It supplies the exhausted parts with fresh and totally reestablishes the whole nervous t ' * - Many Gentlemen of the first in as well as whose Constitutions were and have experienced the of this Restorative For Nervous Disorders proceeding excessive dissipated immoderate use of or whatever occasions great of the a belter and safer he Numbers who have undergone too powerful of Mercury cf which rscs a 01 ' 1 P rains m tnQ Back and and is not any Medicine in public been so - Extract of a Letter received from a dated - March ' ' * As to the efficacy 1 I did nous other been tried no purpose 5 Man iy other Gentlemen have candid enough to that Medicine answered the feci Restorative in now in such to ' finer the aLo p tor tne Gentlemen who and A Pamphlet on the Virtues of the price 6d. ' may ba For of the his and sweetens the strengthens the promotes the is goodin .it the complexion a freshness and a and Will be found an admirable mre of disagreeable and Red and &c. ies deforming the Wnen the stomach .is J 6s. 3d. the larger Goldsmith's Vegetable the Scurvy from the and sweetening This Tincture preserves the gums from teeth which begin to renews the consumed totally destroys those Humours which taint the In price is. Goldsmith's Tooth cleanses the teeth from least degree injuring the The JVi IRISH and No. 19c, corner of and to inform that they purchased a very large quantity of amongst a Urge Variety of and worked from 2s. per and of they it and are resolved to sell considerably the present reduced prices j clear Muslin Handkerchiefs at 2s. good 6-4ths-fride India Book at 3s. a few and Decca worked the most curious that have been seen England for several about two hundred pieces of Dimities and and at 2s. per such as are And in order to give a more conspicuous and just Idea of the City of a grand On an will conclude the - f - The MUSIC from rhe remedy for giving ease m the most pain of a The Uniform of the t0 By the aPPlication and GARDE FRANCOISE 1m-BLEMS of &c. taken on the Box 3S�- Doors to be opened at Half past and to at Half past Six precisely. Gal. 6d. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. at I Ladies and to and broke or - 4 Infallible Ague prepared from the Recipe of the late Dr. a cian of eminent practice in This Medicine has now stood the test of many years public and the Proprietor can that it has never failed in any one instance where directions have-been complied after the bark and every pretended remedy had been given without which they confined to prime rhe be had in N. B. Ladies from the or who have commissions irom will a considerable saving by use of their and recommended the most eminent cf the given with good to the and s READY MONEY A T STEVENSON'S Tea a LONDON 1, KENSINGTON and No. lii quantities not less than One In a few Days will be Aletter to the lords commisSIONERS of the ERS of STAMP and tUe MEMBERS of BOTH HOUSES of upon the Appointment of an INSPECTOR of LOTTERY Printed for M. TO THE The singular depth of which was once exhibited in the contrivance of stealing a Ticket from the Lottery created at the time such clamour and that if Government had not adopted new methods of confidence would have been and an annual Revenue of I phys near THREE THOUSAND POUNDS I A &c - this Medicine homsson s * Thompson where 5. ^t 3 in 5 Mr. on 'the Quay at Bristol j 3nct;T; at and Buxton j Mrs. at at Cambridge at Jn this and Mr. Essex 1 may be on the arid at 4. Souchong 5 at o S u fine Bloom Teas 1* ine 1 Hyson * Hyson d. per lb. d. 6 to 4 0 6 to 5 ' c 6 equal o o 6 to 6 tq 8 6 to 4. o 6 warranted equal o 6-warran^dequal to at 6 warranted equal to o at 7'^6*^afrahtecte,qual to 8. o at 8 - to c 3 at 4 at 5. of procuring Lottery to the interests of those who bribed imposing upon the Stamp Offices with the preconcerted design Without Waiting the upon any day thit or sixty pounds from the - ' - - J ' ' - - * Marking ' &c. & Linen from 6s*: 6d-cation means to unfold sach a 6d,-and appear as an in the lie has arid the of Ins The Author of- Uus Pu Wheel
