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rr II E 8 - Q4116. 100 THZATRU ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. OS PRESENT EVENIN, their Majesties' Servants will perfrin G n ' THE MERCHANT 'S OF BRUGES; OR, BEGGAR BUSH. THE CHARACTERS ST KEAN, Mr. H OLLAND, Mr. RAE, Mr. RAYMOND, , . m m uNDEN, Mr S. PENLEY, Mr. OXBERRY. , HARLE, Mr. POWELL, Mr. SMIIH, Mr. PEN LEY ; " bibs L.XELLY, Mrs. HORN, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs. BARRE IT. r. Alai will be added, the new Grand Comic Pantomime, , with new Musie, Scenery, &c. called HARLEQUIN AND FANCY ; or, THE POET'S LAST SHILLING. Tlie Overture and Music compo,ed Mr. H. Smart. ibe D u ces produced under the direction of Mr. Byrne. m o w Pantombne of Harlequin and Fancy; or,The Poet's .., son, will be repeated every evening. 7,....n0w and Saturday, Love for Love. jk l 7 l l o Wily w Pay Old Debts will be performed every Mon -21112it tluinfluerelyb,"bynTalcrwquitar, will speedily be revived. 16 7 - e ivedy and Aftetpiece are alms in preparet ion. rifil‘f RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. la "RESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, AMIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. ATMENIANS : Theseus, King of Athens, Mr. CONWAY ; hos, Mr. EGERTON ; Lysander, Mr. ABBOTT ; m ows, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Philostrate, Mr. HAMERTON ; Quiuce, the Carpenter, Mr. EMERY ; Snug, the Joiner, Mr..IOKELY ; Bottom, the Weaver, Mr. LISTON; Flute, the Bellows Mender, Mr. SIMMONS; Snout, the Tinker, Mr. BLANCHARD; Starveling, the Tailor, Mr. MENAGE. Hertoia, Miss STEPHENS ; illippolita, Miss LOGAN ; Helena, Miss FOOTE. routes. per, Mr. DURUSET ; I'itanla, Mrs. PATIO r; Puck, or Robin Goodfellow, Miss S. 800 ; r e Fairy, Mrs. LIS l'ON; Se:ord Fairy, Miss MA ITHEWS ; bird Fairy, Mrs. BISHOP ; Fourth Fairy, Mrs. S TER LING ; fdi Fairy, Miss BURRELL; Sixth Tatty, Miss MAC IN Seventh Fairy, Miss CAREW; Eighth Fairy, Master fa,LIAMS. After whlch,the new Grand Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN and I'ORTUNIO; or, SHING-MOO AND THUM-TUN. With new Music, Scenery, Dresses, he. The whole arran3cd and produced by Mr. Farley. The New Pantomime of Harlequin and Fortunio will be re potted every even!aig, to-morrow excepted. A Midsummer N:ght ' s D ream will be acted every Mouday, If s dessday,and Friday, rill torther notice. Tomorrow, the Tragedy of The Orphan. Oo Saturday, Isabella. Shskspeare's Play of Measure for Measure is in a forward pate of preparation. ORATORIO 3. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. IHE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respect ful y inlormed, the Performances will commence at this me on TUEaDAY next, January SO, 1816, with the ha. Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. Composed by G. F. HANDEL. Terforther Particulars see the Pruned Bills. !bets tar :K boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa- Bre, Hart4treet, front Tea tilt Four. NEW MUSIC. HE MUSIC in the popular Opera, 4. My Spouse and I," may now be had separately, viz. I. Overtufe, is. Sd. I Love, Link Blind Urchin. Sung by Mrs. Bland. IL 6d. &A! Well a•day. Sung by Ditto. Is. Sci. i 0! It wasn't for me that I heard the Bells ringing. Sung 4Mr. Barnard, Is. 6d. & The Boy and the Butterfly. Sung by Miss Kelly. Is. 6d. 6. We Tars have a Maxim; or, Yeo, Yea Sung by Mr. G. • 15.641. 7. Dido and I. Snng by Mr. Bellamy. Is. 6d. & Hamming Ale; Glee for three voices. Sung by Messrs. Holey, G. Smith, and Saunders. i , . 6d. Printed by Cut on and Co. 73, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold eso by Penson, Robertson, and Co. Edinburgh. _____ CHEAP DAYS. MILLARD'S WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. HE Public are respectfully informed, the usual Annual SALE has commenced of the remaining AR. I ICLES of the past Fashions.—Soiled Irish Linens, Sheetings, kc; Printed Cambric' and Nlu•lins, a great variety of India and litish Shawls, both long and square; Foreign Lace, and Lace reih, Remnants of Muslin, &c. ; Printed Furnitures, and about 0 00 yards of Coloured Linings in Remnants. ;.7- FORTUNE'S FAVOURI TE OFFICE, N 0.17, LUDGATE-STREE F, NEAR ST. PAUL'S. GWEBB, highly gratified, that tile Pdtroriage he . has hitherto so liberally experienced, should have been mold. and rewaried by an unbroken series of splendid success neillial'ed in Lottery annaKrespectfully solichs a continuance of , übitr favour in the approaching State Lottery, and confidently :pacts that kis Office will maintain its claim ro the Title it har °lincriedly acquired, that of " The Luckiest in the World." On WEDNESDAY, I 4th of FEBRUARY, THE DRAWING WILL COMMENCE. The Scheme contains TWO GRAND PRIZES of 25400 GUINEAS in GOLD! TV/0 STERLING PRIZES of sP20;0001 TW0...---....._ sE5,1100! ~,,.,1 11414 1. other bls-ry Prizes, from £l,OOO downwards,being "'don 'i WO BLANKS to a PRIZE, and no fixed thilpltal. ..,__ Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at I ÜB's moo fortunate Office, 17, Ludgate-street, near Sr. Paul's, *here the following Capital Prizes were shared and sold: No. Goo, a Prize of £20,0011; 2 0 :110,616, a Prize of .4300; both in the last Lottery.. 1 Sot to Shares, the I wo Last £30,000 Prizes ever drawn,' L' .1110 ,000 ever shared, and Ten other t.:pitals in the last lik Mont 1 1 ... ri"-Ail Business in the Funds faithfully executed by G. WEBB, Stock Broket. TO THE LADIES. T W as observed by the late Lord CHESTERFIELD, Ih" a good set of Teeth, hi either Sex, must add cone. 'tithe preposseision formed In the In'ticl on the first ap e' the justness of this remark mint be obvious, on the caosiderat RasinnlEß's VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER, 10 1 been patronised by the Nobility and Gentry, and do. Pvierred by them to every other Dentifrice. Its e compo hi el** tree from every corrosive and pernicious Ingre tl lil a if UStd constantly, will preserve the Teeth in a sound Wto to old age ; an d produce an enamel of the most beau.. durable whiteness. It imparts a firmness and healthy j,"" 10 the gums; has an agreeable fl avour; end is particu almended to the Ladies, as an elegant and necessary Faired to th e T o il et, i n boxes, at 2s. 9d. also, BUTLER's TOOTH BRUSHES, ls. each. 1 3,7_!!) . Messrs. Butler and Sens, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner df it. 7 l Church yard, London ; and also by the principal Per -424 Booksellers in every Coml. f()4 2 t.#( l) ltar, PRICE SC% 1 7 ,, 1... 11111.1"I'ARY MCIE. A LIEUTENANT of 11USSA RS of one of Ow Regiments the , reat.ln in '•tanc i' svi•lit-s for an Escliatle to HAI Pay or tolnfant-y ---1) reef to X Y. Z. Mount Cu(.... house, GroavenoNstreet, Londot, S A LES BrAUMION CAPITAL. FZ/UR-P 1N SUGAR HOUSE. AND PREMISES near the London Docks, with early Po , sesalno. By Mcprs. HOGGART and PHILLYPS, 1 At the Auction Mart, To-non now, lan. 45, at Twelve.. AVALUABLE LEASE AOLD ESTATE; comprisirg an entensive Four pan Sugar House, of nine floors, with 33oidng, Fill, and Scum houses, Lomp-room, and 'Warehouses, ir.ost desirably situate in 1)ork-stree-, Rosemary. late. Also, a Dwolliiig-houge, with Counting lusu be s adjrriotur, occupying, altogether, a large plot of ground, in the occupation of Messrs. Austi:n and Gleams. The EilAt , is held fu about 17 years, at a grou^d-rent of .C 52.. H. per Annum. To be rievcd. and particulars had, fiftf?en days prior ro the sale, of MrA*.f4. HA' and Farren, nolicttors.•llrea.lneelle-- , reet ; at the Vartrandcf Main. Iloggart frisillips,l2, Old gain , - - IPSWICH, SUFFOLK. Genuine, Elegant, and Fashionahlo HOUSEHOLD FURNI. 'PURE, Grand Pianoforte, by STODART. Pier and Chimney Glasses, Mirrors, China, Glass, Small Library of 11-oks,.Cellar of Choiee Old Wine, a Brown Mare, Green bodied Chaise and Harness, Saddle, Bridles, Brewing Utensils', &c. 1 By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, St. Helen's, Ip.wieh„ on FRIDAY, the 9th of February, 1316, and following day, at Eleven o'Ciock, By Order of the Proprietor, Captain UTTER lON i going abroad, THE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, cosiprising capi•al Four-post Bedstead., with Mahogany Pillar and Chintz C.'tton Furnitnres, Sofa, 'rent and other Bedsteads and Furniture., prime seasoned Fea ther Beds and Bedding, elegant suites of Drawing-room and Dining-parlour Curtains, with fringed draperies in Chintz, Cot• ton, and Marine; an exceedingly line•toned Grand Pianoforte, excellent Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, 'Chests of Drawers, Bookcases, Washing and Dressing •rable., Card, Pembroke,Soti, and other Tables, in Rosewood and Mahogany, Grecian framed Dining-parlour and Drawing-room Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Ice. handsome Pier, and Chimney Glasses, Mirrors, Brussels and other Carpets, Hearth-rugs, China, Glass, stpall Library of Books, Cellar of fine-flavoured old Wines, a Brown Mare, Green-bodied Chaise and Harness, Saddles and Bridles, an excellent brace of Spanish Duelling Pistols, small Model of a Vessel, Tele,cope on brass stand, Fenders and Fire-irons, numerous Kitchen Re. suisites, Brewing Utensils. Gatden Tools. Melon-frames, Hand. bets, and various oth. r Effects. To be viewed by applying on the Prelnises, on W-dneseay and Thursday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be had at One Shilling each, on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street, Golden-square, London. ' Mr. A. WILSON'. genuine and entire STOCK of STEREO. TYPE PLA YES of popolar Ind esteemed WORKS; valuable LEASEHOLD ESTA I ES in Camden Town, and In Duke. street, Lincoln's Innteldl ; Types and other Cue-work Ma. terials, Stereotype Foundry Apparatus, Stanhope Presses, and other Press-work Materials, an extensive Stock of Stereotype Batiks, &c.--By order of the Proprietor, who is relinquishing Business. By Mr. SAUNDERS, At his Grea: Rooms, the'Poets' Gallery, No. 39, Fleet-street, on Mooney, Feb. 19, and Five fo:lowing Days, at Eleven each Dan, wales* previoissty disposed of by Private contract, WI which due notice will be given.—Arrangement of the Sale, Fl IS I aNo SIL4oND DAYS, Fee. 19 and 20, THE well•selected STOCK of STEREOTYPE BOOKS, in quires, and variously bound, divided into Lots for the Convenience of the Trade to general, to whom considerable credits will be given, as expiessed in the conditions of Sale; a cal. Intim of Wood Cute, chiefly designed and engraved by Clausen, a small assortment of Books printed from moveable 'Types. TIIIRD DAY, Feb. 4t.-Floe whole of the Stereotype Plates manufactured by Mr. Wilson on his own account, as enumerated in the catalogue, and which comprise a Miscellaneous Selection of the most useful Standard Works, such as AMswortit's, Young's, Johnson's, Nugent's, and Etvick's Dictionaries; the E•on Gr am . mar, and minor Lat i n Classics had at Eton Sch oo l ; E ng li s h Spelling and other School Books; Hume and Smollett's England, Svo. and IBnao. •' the Spectator, fader, and Guardian, n vo. an d l8mo.; EleoutExtracts k Prise and Epirles, one vol. Bv o. ; toire d Charles XII. and Nouveau '1 estantent, Ithno. ; hides w the Bible, live sizes; with a viriety of other Works, Religi ous, Instructive, and Er.tertaining. The whole in the best psi,- 'dale condition, and forntirg a property of a most extensive and valuable description, exceeding 34, .:00 Stereotype Plates, or 1170 sheets of letter-press of Carious sizes, and weighing above 37,500 pounds. Fuerr m DAT, Feb. , 22.-nA substantial Leasehold Building, I erected in 18W, for a Cmposing-room, Foundry, fire-prouf Depository fur Stereo:ype Plates, &c. situated about a quarter of a mile beyond St. Pancras Church, en the high road to Kentish Town. The types, lesdi, &c. (weighing about 8,5001b5.) and other case work material:, in the Compoteng-room. Furl' Dor, Feb. 2:J.—The Stereotype Foundry Apparatus, consisting of eyery requisite tool fir the moulding and casting departments, so contreted as to produce the b est pl ates of the hardest metal the; nay be desired. _ _ _ SiZTU DAY, Feb. 24.—Extensive Leasehold Premises, fitted up in 1810, for Printing Offices and a Dwelling House. situated contiguous to the Leasehold Building , mentioned in the foto th day's sale. The whale of the :datihope presses, ;docks, and other priming materials,. in the pressroom,; with ex. elleat hydro-mechanical and screw book presses, Stc.• in the ware. , house adjoining, and' aliout 5,000 feet of superior litd.ng and bearers throughout. Spacious Leasehold Premises, erected' in s e 2, situated No. 12; Duke-street, Liucolu's Inn Fields, adapted to any business requiring light and room, particularly this of a step. o• typofounder and printer. to be viewed by catalogues only, o& the premises, upon appli eatian'to Mg. Wilson, Stereotypi' Office, Camden row' (situated off the high road to Kentish Town) 44 days prior to the sale, lad samples of the books, and puticulati, 'with a plan of the Estate, at Camden Town ; may ialso be seen at Mr.Sautiders's office, No. SO, Fleet-street, London ; where catalogues, price 2s. each, may be had ; also, M Messrs Oliver and d, B hillutrgh ; Mr. Cumming, Dublin Mr. Turnbull, Ota•gow ; Messrs. Wilson and Son, Yotk; Illr. Mozley, Der by ; Messrs. W Robinson and Son, Livetpool; Mr. E. Tlionipsom Manchest r ; Messrs. iteilLy and Knott, Birmingham ; Mr. Walker, Gloucester ; Messrs. Wood, Cunningham, and Co. Batk; Marts. Barry aiitl Sua, Bristol; Mr. Upham, Exeter; and M.:..3ra. Brodie end Dowciiiig, Salisbury.--N. B. All letters must 12e po.t.paid. The genuine and entire S I IisIUAIISERS and QC let LS, of Mr. J. S (RA I' I'OR D, et booksei;er, a hank.• rapt, by under of the As , ignets, By Mr. SAUNDERS, • At his Meat Room, the Poets' is y, No. St, Meet -meet, on Mop DA v, feb. at twelve, HE whole of this important STOCK is ad..pted T for periodical sale in numbers, and comprise, In Folio, Camden's History of England, aad Henry's Eepositt.iii to the OW and New Testiinaent *unto, an elegant edition of the rti-atery of England, by George Courtney I..ittietuoi, bsq in 3 vow. with Continuation ; Pelham's Would, or a complete Calleti mi • )1r V oy. ages and ('ravels; Butkitt.on the New I stank iit ; aid Nea . toil Lite of Christ : in Octavo, Hugh on s itstury of Lund,.. and .ti Environs, 6 role. illusiraied nu..teruu, plates , and M. 0.. y of Don Quixote. lhe entire .;.Itock ul each timber with the copper plates be. 0... ing to the tante, will be sued in one t several of which may be completed at a yrs, small eiptime. Catalogue way be bad, and &alpha of the Swots Meg at • abov. • . . .. . Imo. itt IP - 11 4, ... s •- , S . 1. \ . - 11 .04 t" .d.. ..• , • I. i p WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1816. I.ately publisbed, illustrated by numerous Plates. price Sis. 6d. boards, EIDOMETRTA ; or, the ART of OPTIC MENSURATION. By M. KEATINGE. Printed far Henry Coiburn, Public Library, Couduit-orreet, Hanoeer.sq u I re. This day were published, prtce sts. OBSERVATIONS on BANKS for SAVINGS. By the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. PEERACE FOR isIG. TLis day was published, the Third F. , litipn,corrected to the 20th Jaimary, price 74 6d. hoards. or 9t. half-bound. THE PRESENT PEERAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM, with the Arms of the Peers anti Baronets.— 'l'o which is added, a l.ht of the Baronets of Great Britain, with reference to their Arms. Published by William Srocidale, LOND't N CALENDAR FOR 1816. 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This day was publishes!, in small Bvo price 7s. a New Edition, enlarged, of AN ESSAY on thz Manartneot of the DAIRY, including us/silent practice of the best districts in the Manufacture of Baiter and Cheese. By R. si*WAMLEY. London : Printed kw 1. Harding, 36, St. James-strut. Where may be bad, The Farmer's Account Book for IBl6—arranged for keeping at. accurate Account of every thing done on a Farm each Week throughout the Year, pr ce uls. and 101.6 d. DEDICATED to the DUKE of NORTHUMBERLAND and LORD BYRON. Just publi.bel, by H. Quinn*. Conduit rivet. in Three Vow. Price 2 is. A T EMOI RS mid CONFESSIONS of CAPTAIN It, Atte.or of " The Spirit of the Book," &c. Written by HIMSELF. This work will be found to possess an unusual degree of in. terest, not only on account of the multitude of persons mentioned, with whom the Awhor bad intercourse and coanection, but also from the disclosure of numerous important, but hitherto secret, political occurrences, authentic anecdstes, and private adventures of the highest east with which it abounds. Just published, A SUPPLEMENT to the MEMOIRS of the Life, Writings, Discourses, and Professional Works of &it 10. SI - lUA REYNOLDS. By JAMES NORTHCOTE, Esq. R.A. Comprising additional Anecdotes of Johnson, Burke, Goldsmith, Garrick, Stc. Extracts from Sir Joshua's MSS. &c. 2. Memoirs of Lady Hamilton, drawn from Original sources, and comprising many new authentic Anecdotes of various disen guisiniti personago, among whom are the King atul Queen of Si cily, Sir Wm. Hamilton, the late Lord and the present Earl Nelson, the Earl of Bristol, the Duke of Queensberry, Stc. Ste. hi 1 vol. small tivo. einbelli4h4d with a fine portrait by Meyer, from an original pa'ating by Romney. Printed for H. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street. NEW PLAYS. Just completed, In 4 vols. ave. price Xi 21. boards, or in Sixteen Numbers, at '2s. 6d. each, any of which may be had sepa rately, to complete Sets, THE NEW BRITISH THEATRE; a Selec tion of Original Dramas, with Critical Remarks, by the Editor, containing the following Plays.--No. I. The Witness— The Watch-house—lntrigues of a Day-2. Prophetess—The Masquerade—S. Theodora—Word of Honour—Baudit-4. For gery—Ccnii-5. Staieman—Mantsuvring-6. Villario —Family Politics-7. Thermopyiat —The Sailor's Return—Last Act—l. Way to Win Her—Mermald-9. Search after Perfectiou—Sor ceress-10. Gonzanga-eGondolier-1 1 . Spaniards—Love, Ho nour, and interest — Orpheus- 12 . Apostate—Father and on— IS. Wins Zuleika—Woman's Wlll-14. Hortensia—Apollo's Choice-15. He Must be Married—Fair Crusader-16. Hector "—Savoyard—Sixteen and Sixty. Printed for H. Celbarti, Public Library, Conduit -street, Lyndon ; and sold by Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; John Cum ming, Dublin; and all Booksellers. Just published, In One Volume, 12mo. price Ss. 6d. hoards. THE HISTORY of the HOUSE of ROMANOF, the present Imperial Rusßian Dynasty, from the earliest period to the time of Peter the Great ; designed as an Introduc tion to a History of the Life and Reign of that celebrated Mo narch; aced including the Russian History from the first acces sion of the Family to the Throne. By the AU I'HOR of the Orphans. &e. Primed for Cadell and Davies, Strand; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Andrews, Durham. Also, a Second Edition, in one v01.12m0. price 7s. 6d.boards. of The Orphans; or, The Battle of Nevil's Crow. A Metrical Romance, in Five Cantos. By the Same. I Printed for Hatchard, Piccadilly; Manners and Miller, Edin burgh; and Andrews, Durham.. " The Author Is frequently pleasing in his description. We give the following extract," Bcc.—Cris. Rev. June, 1814. 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