*p1751 02 27 dl None. [No Performance.]*c1751 02 27 dl To the author of the <i>General Advertiser</i>, from <i>White's Coffee House</i>, <i>St James's</i>, 1 Feb., SIR: On the 6th of December last I was seiz'd with a fever, which in 24 hours was so violent that I became extremely delerious, insomuch that I obstinately refused all manner of medicines. This continued till about December the 16th, when all my friends thought me near expiring, and the more because I was then in the 80th year of my age. At this time my relations gave me a dose of <i>Dr James's Fever Powder</i> in some Tamarinds, unknown to me, which, as it had no taste, I did not discover. This gave me one stool, and the next morning I was much better. From that Time my Relations gave me the same medicine, without my knowledge, in small beer, Tea, and every thing I took. This was attended with so good an Effect, that in three days the Fever, with all its symptoms, entirely left me, insomuch that I am now perfectly recover'd. This I esteem my duty to the Publick to communicate for the general advantage of Mankind, I am, Sir, your humble servant, $Colley Cibber=. This day is publish'd, By Authority, the Comic Tunes in the Entertainment of <i>Queen Mab</i>, as they are performed at <i>Drury Lane</i>, for the Violin, German Flute, or Harpsichord, Price 1s. 6d. Printed for $J. Oswald= at his music shop in <i>St Martin's Churchyard</i>, in the <i>Strand</i>.