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'. ~ • • THEAIRSOpkt, pituRY4.ANE 'effitt lißtStNt 'EVENING, JANUARY 21, of gltjetties Sel4ll6SirlksitingeW Comedy, ealtad MAN .AND WIFE ; Or, MQRE SECRETS THAN OM ' The Principal Characters by . . . Illn HOLLAND, Mr. POWELL, Mr. =STOW ~ DOWTON r. ut. WROUGHTON,,MrJOHNSTONE n . Mr. MAT WS, Mc. METH, Mr.SCRiVEN, Mrs. HARLO • Mts. JORDAN, Mrs. It SU)DONS, • Mrs SCOTT. Mei . Wide!), the revived Pantomime of ROBINSON CROWE ; Or, HARLEQUIN -FRIDAY. The New Comedy of Man and Wife ; or, More Secrets than on , was again received throughout, by an overflowing audience, wiii :the heiter nooks of approbador, and will be repeated To owww, with Robinson ermine. On Thenelay, with lalue f ad. On Friday, with Elia Rosenberg, and on Saturday with •ra, rine sad the Denim. xp A . sew Comic Operas .0 .revros,„ asitiviii speedily be 1 1 _±... 1 ....°46* lagATßA4powieolAytwABT. -rim Pitt EMile 07,.14Dm 'sip i tAitlf their majader &waiti tat lorshitelicakest of XING HENRY THE FOURraillhit'r I. nosy the pow, Kinrai r Enilkdci,".26ll:MtTßßAY. Prince of lirlies..l4r. C. )(AMBLE. Sit 'Nati filtafr, EV:COOKE. fr eOtTWe . lady Percy, bIIsaBAIST.OW Hpateu. hiss-DAVENPORT. To which wilibt adie4;:thelefebiated`Pirifinifirne of HARLEQUINAND-MOTHE R GOOSE. . • Mother. 0006 ct Ms. sioatavfotu; afterwieds 1-tirlegu_ . ,in BOLOtA;)un. Bugle; • aftiiiVanin Ciait %tr.' Oik ALM ; C ailor Boy, (with a Holivigu)l44ll'oAs4:4l4 ; Cblittette r (afterWirdiColuttikpOlvliss 414.5. , To conclude with esitiri'new keine, : ih riptesent- Irg the Ruins of the ... hipt Tikake- Royal, ; the.. word; an "eitati icpresetitiiion 'of the Laying of the Foundation. Smie, as it appetted on' Saturday *it' Slat of tketXhberlasi,., ihich changes. to a New Ibtatto, • - omionn*, 11/kobeth ; Macbeth. jufr. Kembk... On 'the. P.ictoianne of Da is famiolpoi; Wind. On Friday s lbw Cablillsci.*YealleYr Mr. Ksinbk. On'Sitanity; A heirs Vi Co Pkypid ST. GEokeitsiloiinii* O • • T jw,gtußLE , VAtitt. • mieDidittAND CHEMTC.A.L iicruit& • • . ( I N thiredrof February, - *Conrse of LECTURES %.1 on PHYSIC and CHEIViiiiTRY. leaolllCSorft. *Alt Lakkatoty, teorgo-siikt, flinovii.miwire, at : the usual hiffilfrag Titatt;4lL:lhrrbeftinlit 7 es; at . Eregia ;* Kee Piikaii Of: Physic at Half afterk it s nd t Clwiniitty s Quart!, siker Nine. by GEORGE & RStils% hi: D. F. R. S. Senior Physi. ciin to St. CRigei ; 414 Ccilrege - olPhYsitikii,"&c. ••• CLIOCAL 44CIVRES are given as usual, lan,tho tiers of St. Nciapital, every Stiirday morning, at Nine otletk. Proposals tolid 'Bad kr:gorge-street ;or at - St. Gecirge's ROYAL INSTSIVPION.. i A niallY 113,1888. • THt. 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N CREW, ,Sscresary•- :TJ4;Z -vtiy= t ia Et ., 4 47.4l f li k kbra %.EL/17101 4 1:-7 - . inn:A , 'Rboitierain,tht Intsreittalt. WltritAMS • • 4 rtrew•Wsliv..iloaPpesi, wit ~lt at gibittenetwtreet 4 , %. , •gftilevirjAcsorps at • - . • • • .::145. 11 . 1 71A.ADJ•UTAlieW,':':'• - • i 7 170 PrEODISPOSED- OF i It* . ADJUTAVY: in ai gesioem 4:4 4411142 mtkitl4.—.For Of by -Latta, postiahn i to CaptAin R.- 7 —, Mr. 444ort's, Acittki - Mtet coiner orP4ll-g4ll, . . , This L. t ty was ricess.. • khELEcTickNB upon the STATE and -CON: . DUCT of Ptatmc_4l,tTAlßS-, at the commencement of the Year,: letbS. • By an ENGLISHMAN of the 04D SCHOOL., ?tint e d (of . T.Vadelt W. Davies', straior • t , 1 ' .s- - :- Vn Tuesday, the 31st inst. wll isoasubioatitek 54e4 tod ist Oettcro, on •**Oh Tetlothowoire denny, 'Mee Is. HRISTIAN ADVOCATE ;• intended to pies& the cause of Prinlitlie Christianity.—= to be cowinued Monthly. ---London: Sold by W. Dutton, Paternoster-row. FOURTH EDITION OF MARMION. This day was published, handsomely printed in otEtrvo, price 120 . in boards/ the FOUR tii EurrioN of • MARMION 3 TALE of FLODDEN Fl By WALTER SCOTT, Pvt. Printed for Arelalbald_Cotoodde and Co. Edinburgh ; and Wit: Ham Miller Albetnirle-street and John Murray, Fic'et-itricts This day were published, by C. and R. Baidivin, New Brides.; street, in two. price 6s, the Second Edition, of' • • PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on. INBANI. ,• • in which some Suggestions are offered towards an im proved Mode of treating DiStases of the Mind, and some ROI proposed which it is huped•may lead to a more humane and suc cessful Method of Cure. ' By JO'FPH MASON COX, M. D. This day was published, is one Vol, Sao. prlee 10s. 6d.. PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY acrd GALVA. I NISM, containing a Series of Exptatnenfs, "CalCidated for the use of those who are desirous of becoming acquainted with that branch of Science--illustrated - wkknine Copper-plates. 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For in ail cases; 'anal ha all ages, where the solids are relaxed, where the constitution bet ieceisted aitock;or is by wry means debilitated, this ftESTOR.A.TfiiandRE-AbIIMATINC.I BALM cf 'Art and . 1 - 324LTH. sal produce the happiest effects; the cold and tremulous netess will be warrnzd and stea+ died ; the filaxed fibres wilt be Seated and renderer? firm; the muscles will be. invigoestet4 the sinbars will hi strengthened, the einaciaita limbs win hE covered with firm fleals, rho exhausts ed vessels will be replenishes:, the impoverished watery blood will become rich and baLsalnic, and its languid circulation restored to the.sar.ative irnpetes, wHch is the ...nar criterion of health ; the languid drooping spirits will be revive.- and-exhilarated, dirstion will ivu pronaomd in short, the tone of the. nerves will be rte• tor Olt, and by them means the wisole,- comitution'will be seer vaned. Feebleness, lassitedq, anxi-ty, melancholy, and all this teitioisblesymiitetno. of diseasiWral vanish ottad strength, ardper, idttaity, and . eferrevidence isfreno rated health trill be the happy reasuitor tailing this.ina'stlmabie 7.;al,ri in liaceinte ' accordingly the directions for, use wbithAccamparrs reit battle .. *. of 0, pr ,uip is .v.r...d :*-rt4. sold by Ar, 3 ,11 eirtnia, =- 119, Strand , --RefAir.b7 I,atilbur y t .-Liverpoo4M lAtidoti Pinta MecbtiniVokinit,. tioothzesAlVf; Edlifbitith ; Igertide,.Abeidests;AsitslaeLl'ark; 44,u 4 449-p; fortonouthr; Jacli.stn, Plymouth ; Corigdan, Ptentaihe4To. i - Harris and Bryan, Ptistol ; and all respectahla Usti:sloe Venders, prim lb. ed. • `. 2e9 t,500 TIMBER. r ro llE' ' SOLD, 160 .Acres of very fine OAK I'IMIAR iiiiiid With some very valuable ASH and ALDER, all cot above 100 years growth. It is situated within fifteen miles. Cionmell, and twenty-one of Litnerick, in the Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which Towns there is water carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be received until the Sd of March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-street, Dublin, aal further particulars may-be known, by application to sttr.John..Neabitt,No. -16 k Tokevlotioe-Yliril,London. PORTBEA IS; AND WATER-WORKS. To be completed under -the authority of an Act of Parliament passed, for " Supplying the Town of Ports:noutb, the Garri son, the Public Offices. the Shipping, and Parts adjacent with good and wholesome Water." THE 134ard of M 4 n tgers of the PORTSEA ISLAND WATER-WORKS COMPANY having re solved, that the Capital of ABO,OOO should be immediately com pleted, that the Act may be carried into effect with all possible dispatch, do hereby give Notice, that Subscriptions for that pur pose will be received s cathe Company's Offices, No. 8, Bucklers bury, London, and St . 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'.1 " 1 * V • 4 S t • • ~ ..... t .....••=•la I NSW RIVE/EOFPICE, igth JA 1t SOOT Ta PM AND ELM TIMIiER. .• iWANTED, by tile New Ritter - .Coitlp . a . fly, 85,000 tea per airlifts of Scotch Fir (not Spruce), for three years fkoln the let January, 1810—the Timber must be round in Icts of not less than ten feet long-10,000 feet to be not less than twelve inches diameter at the small end, and the rest not less than eight inches diameter at ditto, to be delivered in the river Thames ;and taken from the ship's side by the Company. Bark to be on if possible. Please to mention the price per foot (ready money) to Mr. John Rowe, New River Office, Salisbury-square, Fleet street, London. • • _ Wanted also, , b 1 the rune 6ompany, any quantity of Elm Timberoot exceeding two feet diameter at the large end, or less thanzipe isaebos at the tep.;• • • . TfiViDER TO 'BE SOLD. tRtY,THREE OAK:TREES, 4nd A r*any 1 one ASH-TIIEES, of superior largetiimensions and qua lity, the Oak being upwarsls of 60 feet, the Ash of 4S feet meet ings, now growing on Ciopton-hall Farm near Dumnuw, in Essex, 13 miles from the Navigation at Che lmsford, and 10 miles from the 'Wharf* Bishop Stortford, are to be sold, as growing with tops, lu-s and bark, two lots; the Oak In one lot, the ASh in the o ther. • Any persons desirous of purelrasinrboth or either of the above lots, may send their proposals in writing, sealed up, containing an our of one sum certain for each lot, to the Clerk's Office, at Drapers'llall,Throgrnorton-street, London, on or before Thurs day, the 16th day of February nest, at eleven o'cloek in the fore noon, wl.ten a.Court will he held for receiving such proposals and treaty for the sale of the Timber, with such persons as may then attend by themselves or an authorised agent. Catatsguesmay be bad at the Clerk's Office, Drapers' Hall; of Mr. Wade, at Bunmow.; and at the principal Inns there, ud at , the principal towns in Essex; and of Mr. Smith, on the promises', `who will chew the Trees to be sold, which are all numbered. - 'lbis day were published, by C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge street, elegantly printed, price 2s. 6d. boards, • THE FLOWERS AT COURT. By Mrs. REEVE. " Oft, to beguile the sultry'hours, In thou 'ht I've animated flowers, Enlivening thus my walk ; And, though AO botanist pi - Giese& Their reasoning powers have shrewdly guess'd, ' And long'd to hear them talk." = ~-"~►