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NUMBE It 68061 • WEDNESDAY, ANUARY 4, 1809. Puler. SIX-PENCE. M. . / - so - 10- 7 tt . . , . . . ... . - .-.' . • •:{ ...-,‘ • . . , a ~ . .. .1 . • 2 , / ,4 • .1 1 • - . .. - . r • . • . "" I . - ' 4 • ' . . f . , • %A • . ii ... ...61 , fl .." T '• VOMIT' -.• s ': • •:,.; \ !.. % . • - $0,•• d ^..*, ~. . iv) • • -lA, !:..,3. - ,w C ' , 74.': , • , ' - , l• 1 . . , b.:. ,„, . . . . . , ..., z , . s. t-, • • • ••• - s • . VI. ....,, ; . . . . *I .., . • ....... • ...41111$111A :.,./". . 7. .. A::••:.; .."........ F. ' ... . ~ ~ • : .- • .' I'e' N - . . . 4 •A\ . , . / ... • !' . , :r.,.t • 4- ' . • • • - - - .E •••,-- •—• s . A . j . • 3 I ~ , . • i f • ) •- • 'a A •.. •- , --..' L^•• 7 ' • ' . •IN - ON ) \' / I i ) •1 , . A k -'* P../A,. • i - ----- . • ...... e . 4... - . No : . `--- • , .'. , • f • • .. . • ‘ ''''-i i ./ • . . --; il e or . ....... ~ .... . , .. __ . . .. .. . . . . • --- ~ I, i;qttfil THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 4., ther Majesties Servants will perform a New Drama, in Three Acts, railed VENONT ; Or, THE NOVICE OF ST, MARK'S. Count Benrolio (Viceroy of Sicily ) ) Mr. SIDDONS ; The Marquis Caprsra, Mr. PO WEI,L ; Ccelestinx, (Prior of St. Mark's,) Mr. WROUGHTON, Venotd, Mr. El-LISTON ; l.odovico, Mr. EYR.E ; Jeronymo, Mr. HOLLAND ; mi c hsel, Mr. DE CAMP ; Benedetto, Mr. P4NLEY. Hortensia, Mrs. POWELL ; Veronica Mrs. NIODIE ; Josepha, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; Teresa, Mrs. SPARKS ; Sister Ursula, Miss LACY. - After which (8 b tOBINSON ime these 12 C y RU ears) SOE ; the Pantomime of R Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. With the Original Music to the First Part. Robinson Crusoe, Mr. D'EGVILI,E. 'The Dances by Master Laurent, Mrs. Sharpe, &e. To-marrovr, will be produced a new Comedy, called Man o d wife; or More Secrets than One. THEATREAROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENINQ, JANUARY 4, their Majesties Scrrfats )71,11,act the Play of THE IRON CHEST. 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