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• .11-legkala weul via to Llotara . , • :Nti, , , , esanciell ; t 1,4. !b o o r • 14" t4 , 4 Kt '~.~ • , Ai ft • =Aso koilptv,i) pot *s,voisi • iropuol maw CODER 71251 - ... . . , SATITRDA. , EM , NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 90, will be acted a Comedy. wdlid THE IRON CHEST. Sir Edward Mortimer. Mr. YOUNG ; o ir ding, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Wilford. Mr. C. KEMBLE; Adam Winterton, Mr. FAWCETT; g aw bold, Mr. MURRAY; Samson, Mr. LISTON; Orson, Mr. EMERY ; Armstrong, Mr. TAYLOR. Helen, Miss BRISTOW ; Blanch, Mrs. GIBBS ; Barbara, Mrs. LISTON. r which will be performed (for the sth time) a New Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, LIZ. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Sir Marmaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY. Sir Timothy Challistone, Mr. T. BLANCHARD ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Ma M. I SXINV Fairies, Miss E.ZI. and S. ADAMS, wish Dancing. 0, is. Second Price Si. 6d. Pit, Ss. 641. Second Price 2s. G a ll e ry ss. Second Price 13. Upper Gallery Is. sons open at lair-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. :Monday, Ro.r.eo Juliet; with Harlequin Pedlar. • !e New Pantomime of Harlegoin Pedlar, continent to be .rd with unbounded applause, Will be repeated every even ;l further notice. New Musical Play, ,in Thrt . .4444,1is in rehearsal. and ~ ,duced as soon as possible. ,• , vINTRY WARD. . . December t 513141110.63. ~ A T 4 WA RDMPTE held this day at Cat . 4 1 for the Election of an ALDERIVIAN ef Otis W of NATRANIEL Est. deasellid, • . -CHEJEFOPHEIL MAGNAY,.Esti. Cilium sad Seationor at ., Was unanimously elected to succeed die late Aiderniin, • ' And it was unanimously resolved, that the Thadlis 41 ilk War bats be given to the Right Hoosostralde the Lass fdr his handsome and impartial cwilduct in the Chair; and such Resolution be pubashedln the several Mors/Jug awl Up; ids Papers 4 JOSEPH FRITH, Ward • TO THE mom wrens et? EAST INDIA rrocik- LADOSAND GANTLIMIIIIIII , ,S the Election is find foe Tuesday, the 1 - 4 Jampoy, I beg leave respetdelly he Wait the honour et raison, W * the ks fisisamil et #rat Vow on that 41 1'.: AL ,_ ; +, Tiet,lonetirogresest whinit I. ma .*ite to meet with la( , _Mk Ina of inf Cantina, jnediles My entertaining the moot snagnint4 to 1 ot somas: and Lift hint* Yatts thlt arin your e ilkt i t at tipat In the Direction, ' Apt . asdesvours to' likelfare shall be glilliallialth seal and only suitable veto* estail tegh make, f u, -b • Alt Wrirre 1044110111 1 abeill1NISPIe4 -..' 1 1* 111 2 . —e i rl.rnS ate . sae. I ass, 44kts,spd Gentle • tourism* &rand, Dee. 29, 11110. RICHARD. Wl:winkles Castunitiv To* thlllat the Mae lionkry, *here in contnuntillikiannaii ARMY. LIEUTENANT in an Old Regiment wish - 1 - for an Exchange.;. 4Lotters (po .t-paid) to be direc.ed E. S. at Mr. Keymer's, Bookseller, Colchester. PAVILION THEATRE, NtReaMPLE-STREET, • ished by Authority, and Idelpielly WWI& Honourable the Lord Cbamberluhs..,-, ACLERGYMAN who** .Lix lag adjoins the Set , coast, of a Southern County * Wishes to receive one or two PUPILS only into his Pazolip—Akiress Rae. A. B. No. 6, Strand, London. • HIS, and EVERY EVENING:NEXT WEEK, will bpresented ' by way of Prelud,ooth time ads season), rio-Cemic Capricio, called LES OMBRES CI DKOISE ; Or, LILLIPUTIAN WORLD, • g a elaracterlstic Series of Scenery and Maciaineryin re, ascompanied by Dialogue Songs, and Imitative Action. which (sth time) a neisr Comic Pastoral Burletta, in one Act, with Picturesque Scenery, called • THE GLEANERS, or HARVEST FROLIC. (17th time) the Ballet. Divertlemnern, of LITTLE RED RIDINGAOOD ; Or, A VISIT TO NIV GRANDMOTHER. It course of the Evening a grand display of Equestrian Esti . . vs. The whole to conclude (list time) with the popular catomime, of THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN; • Or, HARLEQUIN EXILE. tee' 45.—Pit Sc.—Gallery lc—Doors open half-past he,. o bail-pait sis.—Secund price half-past eight. isetrian Tuition by able Masters from ten till threg o'clock. IF the RELAtioNS 4it: 'NEXT of KIN of PETER FIFTH, late s Woman Oss board Use Illeesbabt Slaip Nelson, Ciptain Harbert, deceased, will apply to Mrs. Grace Caulk:ga t No. 11, Svran-allty, Nigistlegate-lane, East 80.• , -" tbey.4lllm of something, to their:4lcm-- , - THE BENHALL ESTATES, SUFFOLK. THE SALE of the ESTATES of the. late Admiral Sir HYDE PAKKER, which vraifized far the 17,h of January neat, ile O a. Coffee-home, Coralll, London, is usiavoldabty sales. CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BYPRTirATI CONTRACT, • • ly Mr. scow, EEDS and Liverpool; Wilts and Betts ' i Emmet 4-4 ana Avon, Htuklersdeid, Croydon, and Grand Sonny Cassel•illsams, EMS. Lmsdad, West Middlesex, and Kent Water Works; Londen and Commercial Dock, and Atlas Assurance Skates.--No. 25, New Bridge-street. -NERAL SHIPPING-OFFICE, LEICESTER-S*l'Rn • LEICESTER-SQUARE. • GIBSON,. Partner and Successor to ie Harry Foot, batter known by the titles of the S al t dlr, or, the hot* Conjuror* re vectfully Informts the N anZGentry , that hetes removed Ma (.anon=-borne fine 4plti Wharf to No. i, Leicester-street, L eic ester -ssimans. TO BE DISPOSED OF. frflE Valuable BUSINESS' of an ENGINEER and MILLWRIGHT, sitoate in the centre.of the Cloathing Cooed's, in the immediate vicinity of a • lug. City, where all thithistre ;window for the Business may be procured on the best teripok•qia wit* ilstgaufactsnies a every description and Wlth,, _a Lyle, set. amp .07ba ,,,, 0 8 Customers. Fecultir eircutustau-, ctill WON one'bit the Pas to withdraw; the other Partner, 'n././018114/41 1 1/PRIIPINdsiIe eassutesie.usisla is Partner with from sE9OOO to X4OOO, with or without NI hiving a know ledge of the particular Branches referred to. For farther particulars apply (post paid) to B.A. Post-Jffice, Bath : D. C. Post-office, Bristol. The Terms ton of Ships sailing for any part of England, Scotland, or ire !, the East or West ladies, may be had gratis. This eccentric character, distinguished alike for humour and 'ranee, was the person selected by the Managers of the Hay. ken Theatre tb apologize to the Audience for the nen-appear of the Bottle Conjuror. On that memorable occasion, Harry o.t pacified John Bull in one of his worst tempers, by promis that the Conjuror. should enter Into a par bottle instead of a rt one, on the following ev%ning. The identical bottle; oT fame, was by Harry carefully preserved, and may now be by the curious in the possession of R. Gibson. FINSBURY REPOSITORY, NEAR FINSBURY-SQUARE. CHARLES HULL takes the ea , liest opportunity respectfully to aquaint the Public, that he has purchased the above Repository, where the SALE of HORSES and CAR RIAGES, by PUBLIC AUCTION and PRIVATE CONTRACT, will be continued upon the same plan as it has been hitherto con ducted by his, late Father; and having relinquished the Livery Yard, in Little MoJrfields, his whole time and attention will be devoted to the duties of the above concern, in which he hopes to merit the patronage and support of the Friends of his Father, and the Public at large. The Sale by Auction commonces every Thursday, precisely at One o'Clock. HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FlSf I, GAME, &c. ELAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility . and Gentry, the above admired Ar:icle is pr.tpared only at her Warehouse, Ns. 6, Edward-street, Portman-square ; rad (by appointment) may be had of J. Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bell, New castle upon Tyne ; Gregsons, Liverpool ; Getty, Manchester ; Terry, Brighton ; I.omer, Southampton; Elliot and Seedium, Bath ; Jefferys, Salisbury ; Lister, Swansey ; Stephens, Bridlington Quay, &c. &c. and to prevent spurious imitations, each bottle has Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. K. L. it the same time begs to recommendater genuine Essence of Anchovies, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, may be had in cases of all sizes, for family use and exportation. This day was published, Neatly printed in l 2mo. on fine Wove Demy, price Bs. in extra boards, COX's MEDICAL COMPENDIUM; a New Edition. Considerably enlarged anti improved; (cAmpiled for the use of Families, &c. Patronized by Sir W. Farquhar, and other eminent Physicians.) The following additions are now made : 1. A Guide to Pharmacy, &e. 2 The diffaent Formula "of the New London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Pharmacoptelas. 3. A very interesting Account of 'Mineral Waters. 4. A Glossary, or Explanation of Terms used in the different branches of Medi cine; Instructions for the Doses of Medicine ;'Fables of Diva and Regimen; together with much other useful information. Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornie, London ; Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin; by all other Booksellers; and by the Au thor, D. Cox, Gloucester, Chemist to his Majesty, lavantur of the Medicinal Pearls, Charcoal Dentifrice, &c. • The Forinulz may be had 'separate, price 21. “ This compilation seems to have been effected with consl &Table care, judgment, and industry, and may prove useful to those who have some previous knowledge of medicine." Annual Medical Register. A FARM-HOUSE LIBRARY. This day was published, in two very large Volumes in ./:4 , ill u s trated with 100 Engravings, plain and coloured, price 148.. in boards, a new Edition of COMPLETE A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE ; including all the Modern Improve ments and Discoveries, and the results of all the attention and en quiry which hpe been bestowed on this important science during the last 30 years—the whole combining and explaining fully, ex tensively, and completely, the Principles mid Practice of the Mo dern Art of Husbandry, in all its branches and relations, forming two large volumes In 4to. illustrated with nearly 100 Engravings, representing improved Implements, the variods Grasses, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle. By R. VV. DICKSON, M.D. Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, &e. &e, P-- - - No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. News-carriers, Pp . 41s. • T . r; ~ ,v- - iwir- rr. .1 ! ,• . 4 1i.,: ... 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Thlsday it.e_s_published v inito:Astaninoltipttlefiti4 sits of Aherades or RernovatimiliiiiiiliSigeg..- iniFAAVIMS IaNG UR. I , ATM AE COMe, • tits best coestroetioag Ind Yirefiesd Ittlinilip are PRNINARMS ; or a Compendious Dictionary of no _ 1, B r id i kr itz oili egrio 2 , mi k ak app o ,., .._ Lml i elf# 2 %tista itw of t o bs liritish Nashua.. f RTH. . * and Conklin of Internet in seetedin the Pali- A neer blitineorith.great ninon end anweisimer I lord; .. . ned with perspicuity, plainness and precision, so lie cularly a large and copious !dr: of such words as °ca "tiis : do": • , CASE OF MRS. WILTON. T is trusted,.that it will be sufficient to state her affecting situation, to excite a lively interest spa ensure a h id contribution towards her support. . the Acv. WILLIAM WILTON, Rector of South Stoke, near badel, an active and exemplary Clergyman, was seized on 4:iday morning, November '27th, with an inflammation in his xels, which terminated in his death, on Tuesday evening the all. The Widow is left with seven Children, (five of whom girls) the eldest t .1 years, the youngest I 1 months old, being at same time, in expectation of an eighth child inFehruary next. The asset, barely suffice to cover the debts, and no pecuniary lision has been made for herself or the children. Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. Bushby and Co. and . Oliver and Co. Arundel; Messrs. Diggens and Co. Chi bter ; Messrs. Stoveltl and Co. Petworth ; Messrs. Margison ' Co. Worthing; Messrs. Mitchell and Co. Brighton ; Messrs. nitfield and Co. Lewes ; and Messrs. Lanham and Co. Hor ; in London, at Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, and Bevan , nard-street ; Me s srs. Gosling and Sharp, Fleet-street; Down, mum and Co. Bartholomew-line; and at Mr. Hatchard's; ), Piceadily. ,isars - - rilde following Gentlemen have untlertakun to apply wha tever ybe collected, to the best advantage of Mrs. Wilton and the ren liertry Howard, Esq. M. P. Arundel Park. • John Spelling, E,q. MatHaim Lodge. Thomas BuNliby, Esq Arundel. . The Rev. Robert Hardy, Rector of Walberron. C. Lane, Esq. Arundel, - The Rev. John Sargent, Recror of Graffharn. SURREY AND SUSSEX. :.Saturday, the 6th day of January, Imlo, will he published, minted upon a paper ' of a superior quality, of the largest dimen -11011% and containing 20 extra columns, the Ist Number of I • `HE SURREY, SOU THWARK, ard SUS SEX uAzirris. With the us.rful constituent Parts a Newspaper, k will uniformly be distinguibbed bz three lead- . 4 Fetteres t . - - ------- - . . L By a constant attention to AGRICU LTU It Z, Tip qt, and dm. !!tTS and SCIENCRII, which practically contribute to the Hap* ass of Mankind. 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