07 Oct 1793
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Newspaper
Morning Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 07, 1793
Page
1
The Theatre Royal in Hay-Marker presents a three act play titled Ostoner with a mountaineers cast performing a performance billed as the thirteenth time.
In spring the afflicted may find relief through the Genuine Syrup of De Velnos, an alleged effective alterative. Proprietor Mr Swainson warns against quacks and spurious imitations, listing authorized sellers in London Oxford Dublin Paris Madrid and other places.
Royal Saloon presents a night of new acts and familiar thrills with siege and equestrian feats, rope dancing, caledonian hornpipe, and a grand firework finale. Performances by Ducrow, Crossman, Crofts, Miss Crofts, and notable riders headline the week. Doors open at five thirty, show starts six.
Announcement of surgery and anatomy lectures by NA Re Hunter and his brother in law Mr Home at No 45 Leicester square and 125 Castle street. Evening start time notated. winter term lectures cover practical anatomy and surgical operations with details for inquiries.
A partial fragment notes a garden event or notice involving Turtle and Richardson in Iowa. It references a collaboration or application within families and a reasonable reason, dated this day, with unspecified details and locations unclear.
All persons insured whose premiums were due must pay by October 14 1793 to keep their policies valid. Payments can be made at the Cornhill office near the Royal Exchange Craig's Court Charing Cross or via country agents. If not paid by the deadline the 15 extra days allowed by the office will expire and benefits may be lost.
A historical advertisement extols a restorative balsam claimed to revive vigor, ease nervous disorders, and counteract debility from mercury use or excess. It describes internal preservation, medicinal preparations, and notes on formulation and supply, addressing editor inquiries about a Reverend Westry narrative.
A long advertisement outlines the Samarian Restorative as a health restoring tonic from a renowned physician in private practice for over forty years. It claims to fortify the circulatory system and digestive organs, benefit youth and aged alike, and relieve debility, weakness, and nervous disorders with rapid effects. It stresses no immortality and promises charitable distribution through Mr. Bacon's London outlets withCertificates.
An extended satirical portrait introduces a Captain and a speaker who rail against overblown rhetoric and idle literary vanity. It sketches a noble patronage, a shift from law to letters, and a self critical confession amid charged rhetoric and party frictions.
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