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• 4 4 J ' tte.... i i •T .. - I .-- -'••--, •I i ii L all k ''.; 4' \ ;,. ) . A ~ ~ , ,-..., 1 ~ . \„.. , e . 4!. 1 : -t / sz,-.......--, , ..-: . - ......,, . re", _ ~~^\~, NUN/111;I: 71211 NEW THE Rh ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRES - ENT EVENING, DECEMBER 26, will be acted a Tragedy, called THE ROMAN FATHER. Hora,ius, Mr. COOKE; Publius Horalus, Mr. YOUNG; Valerius, Mr. BallINTOS; Horatia, Mrs. CLARKE; Valeria, Miss BRISTOW. In Act V. the Entry of Publius into Rome, with s Triumphal Cherls. After which will he pesformed (f ime, called or the first time) a New Comic Pantom HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ; Or, THE _HAUNTED WELL. • ' • Hatiequin Pedlar, Mr.,IiOLOGNA, Jan. Crown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Mari Sir aduke Rupee \ Mr. RIDGWAY. Columbine Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well: Miss ht. BRIS FOW ; Fairies, Miss h. H. and S. ADAMS, with Dancing. Bases, Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 34.6 d. Second Price I ;Alen. 2s..Second Price Is. Upper Gallery• Is. Or Wod”ettliy, The Wheel of Fortune. •. On Livery Man-is his kiwatewr. W.IRD OF FARRINCI)ON WITHOUT. December 25d, AT the Coreatsion of the Wardmote held at St. Dunstan's Church, for the Election of Common Council sr.ci and other Ward 015cers, ter the Year ecsnmg, Resolved, that . the Thank.. this Wardmote be given to FosERT Vi r AIIII:4ANt Esq. for his constant, able, and intrepid IN re of the Rizhts and Lilerties of the City of London, and of !he i'eeple at large, for his Attachment to the good old Prin eylva of the Britian Constitution, for his incessant exertions to 4 :i.r•ivtr and Pot out all Peculation, Corruption and Abuse, and his uniform and manly support of the Principles of Parliamen tary Itcform. I hat the Tnarks of thisWardrnote be also given to all the Gen n of :Ire Common Council representing this Ward, who have l.r.a , be courage to resist the powerful influence of that Cor rul t' a whi,di threatens the independence of our Country, and who have given their support to Mr. lA'arrnsan, in the various I:a:mats he has proposed in the Council. • R e solved, that the Thanki 'of this Meeting be given to Sir a IA: Plt:Ce, Bart. M.P. Ahl. rmau of the Ward, for the great panctuality of his atteniatice during the whole of this Election, for :Ili strict impartiality undbis polite attention both to the Can didates:Awl the Electors. A. BtIADLEY, Ward Clerk. 11) THE WORI'HY ELECI*ORS OF THE WARD OF FARRINGDON WITHOUT.. • GEHTLEMIN, • Dreernber 23, IEO9. YOUR choice of us as your Representatives in the Cour: of Common• Council, we con.fder as a decisive proof of your sentiments in the present i.erilous crisis. Unawed by power, uni litience4 by intrigue and tinhiatsed by private attach ir.:nti,.you have elected men who feel an hunest pride and con stits:ional glory in obeying your instructions and in pronaoting sour reel titterers. Accept cur sincere thanks for your suffrages, which we value otly as totiironies of our mutual independence, and believe us, Uentbitnen, your devoted Servants and Friends, Y. Wert A. YOUNG. W. PON TI/REI. J. DAWSON. R. HERRING. J. Nicaoss. E. Quin. W. Gearing. T. Reeve. T. M. Beatific. W. Wale:MT. MILLE R. • • .sR[w►R. IPRIET3RS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. GZNT LEMLN, ible reception I have met with d u ring vlvaSs, induzes m^ most respectfully to intreat mr support, which cannot fail of ensuring me cb I have at present the fairest prospect. hty listinguiihed a mark of your kindness, are found `22 years in India, and a faithful and zealous ry to the Company. Should you now hepleased rho honourable distinction of choosing me one Body, I will evince my gratitude by devoting imc to your important concerns, and .nake the mi+any the governing object and priucit.k of my lie honour to be, I.aclies and Gentlemen, "our obliged a•:d faithful humble Servant, JOHN BLADED TAYLOR, -e-7/lace, Dec. 23, 184)9. Committee meet dotty at the City of London .y frioudly communication will be thaakfully OF MRS. WII.TON. is will be sufficient to state her :o cncite a lively interest and ensure a li ;Aware.. hvr sumsorr. 1 W :I'o 1, Rector of South Stoke, near ve r.nd czemrlary Clergyman, was seized on N•t% t.itt!t: r 271 h, with an ittfiaintnition in his 14te , .! in !.:s deiii!i, on Te7sday evening the . lc( wi:h seven CAlthlren, (five of whom ••••.1;,, the yourgee: 1 months old, being at • azi‘ , :t of an eighth cltikl in February nest. !y F,o:l',:e to cover the clans, and un pecuniary t fit :•'.e horsell or the childrem r caired '..y Messrs. Bushby and Co. and 0. A , tntd..l; Icssrs. Diggens and Co. Chi- Stolz, id and Cu. P:tworth; Messrs. MarPon ; `.lessrs. and Co. Bligliton; MCSgtf. Lk:WO; ;• Mes.rs. I.anhasa and Co. liar et, h It.s.rs. Barclay, Tritton, and Bevan, And Tharp, IlPet-street; I )ow.), 'O. BarCnclaniew-iane; and at Mr. Hatchard's, (%cntl:•r•c•n h , to ur.Arttak•n to 'apply 'whatever to L;.e advAtitaze of Nts. Wilwu and the NI P. Arun - ll Park. ±,0;1,7,40. P,l-4nda. , ,vrt kia7.ly, Rcaor of WAlbtest on. .krurth.4. : , -Arg..r.t, Itvc....nr of I.:r.iff'•lm. - ..;:(7 . 1';) • ri tr. ; L L's cei , :.orated FitAT.II.E. 1 • t[;,;-Teat co:nit:aims 70 the Sex r.• eartaes 1: beea trey ol.r• ryr , !, that wonn.n more .ex may be considered it: a certain degree inea ehjorted to a variety t.r&P.:l - ,os iron! tiestiuetl us mother:. to 1, wiiich w..,..!:n••5.. pain, and ou in:: rt.:Trion r3‘.ll;•c,i-.1 criilt the toll ei,irlmtnit of : •• ;:i.ian of tite fernal anti retiree tit:s obs r .e -ren known to o:ierate with such certisht y, y Dr. cutherzilrs Female unn es poweri, wi:h its pt•ealliat quality of ss, and those tither it'lpt.llll.4 o.n tna much blood in the hals ., t ; they ".rte the are for n• volts, hysteric, aatl conn•onilin., vartols olh r r2agnotlie aiLc.tons so cJi.t.non to Pais, a• a family mectlene, sl-ct:ldbe in pcsse.- • raozlicw, ordler goal - dans of foe youcg, wl:o thrir vire. 1;AI all:des:le and 4, C: teal side, corn,-r of Yates: ster-row ; :.::, :tor 1 l'Acil.tn,:e; Ai Oxford vrect ; Clark, Erix el-, Edinburg:, a.al, c A:mow ; Bison, W001,,,,:::ry ,,,,:::ry 11.,ukseil , :ws and Yen:l,n, in boxes, • whom:nay be: bad, AR 0 NI:11 IC PVC FORM. LOZENGES for 8 Voice, aid 1 ., :r Coughs, Cc,Lis, Asitunas, and Con -14, in bc..x:•s, at for hiistrict impartiali &hues anti the Elector VOR l'H • FAR • • GENTLEMIN, YOUR choice Cour: of Comm of your sentiments i power, uni.flueneett I t r. : nts,.you have eke stituaenal glory in ob Your mol truerest#. Accept lour sinter clay as tsstin:onies of Urn,.lon • . • • • • TO THE PROF • LADIES AND 9111 E fivoiiral: illy present cam icOnti:::: Ince of you that - suceLss . of whirl ?Terminus to so ,list tid upon a service of ;discharge ,1 my conf:r t.pon me tl • et your Executive 13 I.lhe trind of a:y tin interests of the Corn OndUCt.-1 Y 17-. et, Tlvrinihire ▪ Col ..,IT•lylue.; Vei;;:f•-• ;I'l at IL • • I T is trusted, Inr I c.:,•,triblei , o7l c !tee '‘‘.. I' ae to: ! ! C ,, •• ,• ..! %IT c . l):: tCh tu- , •t' ,Iso .1 i the ; • t ; I of e of , f tlll. , '! • # : t..•• It, V. nut, %i•• • . E-41. • Kee. Joan tri*: ' A t lse . 1 iltt.7 L# i;.! • 1.4 , # • e re". • mh• ivinC • : . enctar! . V:anY ::gular - years,' :o act o:t n., :t cur" : 1 • • -. ; ~: I tit th 4 107* ' 11H‘ :far g , Ste- •• .; 'am!' . 0 ;tr : J1 tbe 14 , • • . • a of Ca : 4111 . 8 tare t TUESDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1809 Al) MJ d LTl* 0 ICE, Deeentser 22, 1809. I N OTICE is herety,fiven, 77,a: a Session of Oyer and Terw:der and Goal Delivery, Jr the Trial of Oyinete collimated on the .11;;!‘ S:a:, neithin the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England, trill he kid at Attire Sall, in the Old r ziley, London, on Monday the 22d of January next, at elzkt *Work in the morning. J. W. CROKER. This day was published, price 7s. 6d. in boards, a new Edition, being the tirb, revised and enlarged, of ADICTIONARY of QUOTATIONS in most frequent use, from the Latin, French, and other languages. This ♦olume hat been compiled for the Use of these who are ac quainted only with their mother tonzue, and to whom the nuu:e• roils quotations introduced into the publications et the day are so many serious impediments. These, to the n wither of sonw tkin sands, are now alphabetically arranged, a:ei in this parlour-win dow volume may be referre4 to wail the talllVet facility. Printed for Wilkie and Robinson, No 17, Paternostet-rOw . This day. was published, In Two •Volumes 14mo. with Plates by Lowry, price 14s in boards, the Third Edition revised and considerably eniarged , CONVERSATTONS. ON CHEMISTRY. In which the Elements of that Selena. are familiarly Lzplained, and illustrated by Etperiments. This edition contains a rfsteriratic view of Mr. Davy's and other reefed Discoveries in Electra-chemical science. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. " The view which is taken of the sOject, embraces the most interesling and important parts of the science ; the leading doc trines of Chemistry are explained in a nvaune - :, which is at the same time familiar and correct ; the style is perspicuous ; and the dialogue is natural and unembarrassed." Monthly Review, July, 1886. 'This ''.ay was published, In One Volume Octavo, price 6s. 6d. bolds, ESSAY on WARM and VAPOUR BATHS; wi.is Hints for a new mode of ar plying Heat and Cold, for the Cure of Di,ease, and the Preservation of Health. naafi - aft d by Cases. With an Appendix, contain;ng ObservationS on Scrc. phul a, .and ott Pultnonic Complaints, with Cases treated by the Vapour Bath. The &p ~.,.r., - By EDWARD KENTISIT, M. D. Physician to the Bristol Dispensary. Sold h' 3. Afswman, Poultry, London ; and B. t ßarry; t'te other touks.:l!ets ; and at the Bath House, No. tid, Park -street, Ltistol. - - •; To accommodate the purchasers of the former edition, the Appendix rory he Izad separate, }:rice 2s. rd. BELL'S OPERATIVE SURGERY. This day was published, in 2 vols. royal two. illustrated with En gravinr. price Xi. 14s. boards, A SYSTEM OF OPERATIVE SURGERY, founded on the BASIi of AN I'OMY. • COLONEL WARDLE AND I.OIW ELLENBCROUGH. Tbis day wt s published, by C. 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London : Printed for Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-street; tniis*LlayAimgreq o 4,ll,ip-413,; otia Woran, and Cumming, Dublin ; wh o. 'it lished. ZOOLOGICAL ANEcOOTts,by William Lirawster; beco.,ia edition, 2 Vol.. Is. . Lan ly published, the tit h Edition, preic .2s. 6d. TREATISE on DISEASES of the URE. A THRA, particularly describing the Symptoms attending Strictures, obstructions, Hstulas, incontinency of Urine, &c. &c. To which is added, a satiety of Cases sliewinu the if ficacy of Daran's Medieattd anugies, dud a new and safe meth.'d of 'Freating a Vonorrlnka ; also, Remarks on Casa' t Boogies, ,with extracts from various Authors, uniformly proving the danger and inefficacy of the Caustic. By WNI. DUFOUR, Surgeon. Fnle Proprietor and Vender of Daran's Medicated Boogies. t Published by J. Callow, No. 10, Crown-court, Soho; and the Author, No. S., Frith-street, Soho. Mrs. NOM: ROMANCE, Mimi FRA::CES's St.c. 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" If the Author li.td no: already recommended himself to the Public by his New Farmer's Calendar and other works, the jecii • cious ipservations and useful hints bete offered would place him in thelist of those'rural counsellors who are capable of giving advice, and to whose opinion so:ne. deference is due, though it tray pot be implicitly foll,,wed—his ;entiments on general sub . jeers expand beyond the narrow boundaries of vulgar prejudice ; and his good sem. , e is forcibly reconuneedr.d w to: by its acting in oonceri wi t h a humane disposition."--Mcnttly Rev. Arg. 1081. NOT ICE. IF JOHN HELMAN, a Native of Plymouth, and who served his tittle to a Painter and Glazier in that place, Will apply to Mr. JOIIN BALL, Mercer, Broad-ttrect, Plymouth, tic will hear of something to his advantage—December 1, 15419. ' DISH, who sold in the LAsT Lottery the follow- 1 - 1 • trig Capital Prizes in Shares 2.618 ... A ... X 20,000 1 2,018 ... ... £20,000 4,099 ... D ... 5,000 1 383 B 1,000 830 ... 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