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PP" • 11N ql S.. ) ;••• • • I 114' • ••• • _ . • • - .:* - • -74 1 1• m t f: ., , Iff • t >c: • • • • . . tumult 5625] THIATRE-ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, beetled the Tragedy of . OTHELLO. Othello, Mr. BLLTSTON ; !ago, Mr. BARRYMORE; Defdernona, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. To which will be added the New Melo-Drarne, called TEKELI ; or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Thb Evening—The Cabinet ; with the New Ballet. . VOCAL CONCERT, 1807. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQIJARE ESSRS. HARRISON, BARTIENIAN, and M GREATOREX, moll refpedfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that the CONCERTS will commence at the above mentioned elegant Rooms, on Friday neat, the 13th of February instant, and be continued on every fucceeding Friday to the end of the Subfeription. Paffion and Eager Weeks excepted. Terms of Subfcription—Four Guineas for Nine Concerts. Tickets are transferable in families, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gentlemen :or two Ladies not of the fame family or two Gen• tlemen may, by entering their names refpedkively at the time of fubfcribing, transfer their Ticket to each other, as theretofore. , To render the Company feled, it is an indifpenfahle condition of the Sobfcriprion. that any Ticket fent to a Shop, or a Dealer, to be difpofe.l of, shall be forfeited for the remainder of the kafon. Sub* iptions are received for the Manager. at Mr BircbAlfa,No. 133, Ncw Bond-greet, where Tickets arc now ready for delivery. The Subfcription will continue open till the limited number be completed. No more will be iffued than the Room can perfectly accommo date. Ladics"fickets arc green, and the Gentlemen's red. The Rule of this Concert, not to fell fingle Tickets, nor iffuc lefs than whole Subfcription, will be ftrictly adhered to, as in former years. The Band Is on the enlarged fcale of left kaftan; and in the Curie of the Concerts, Solos and Concertos on various inftu ments will he introduced by the moft celebrated Pcrforniers in the kingdotn.—Principal Vocal Performers, Mils Par and Madame Bianchi ; Mrs. Attie and Mrs. Vaughan ; Mifs Hawkins. Pupil of Mr. Bartleman (her firft appearance in Public), and Mrs. Mountain ; Mr. Harrifon, Mr. Bellamy (his firft appearance at there Concerts); Mr. Gots. Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Beak, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Horfley, Mr. Evans. Mr. J. Elliott, &c.and Mr. Bartleman ; with a full Cht.rus in which the celebrated Female Singers belong. ing to the Lancaflaire Chair-. will he employed.—Principal inttru menial Perfortnrrs—Leailer of the Band, Mr. Weifchel ; Prinei • pal Second Violin, Mr. Morals ; Firft Tenor, Mr. Shield ; Prin eiparVioloneello, Mr. Lindley; Double Bares, Mr. Draggonetti (Principal), and Meffrs. Boyce and Smart ; Oboes, Medis. Long and Fofter ; Clarionets, Meffrs. Mahon and Oliver; Principal Flute, Mr. Mile ; french Horns, Marra. Petridcs : Baffoons, Melts. Holnte. and Lyon ; Trumpets, Meffrs. Hyde and Can telo ; Trombone, Mr. Marriotti ; Double Drums, Mr. Jenkinfon; Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. Greatorcx. Among the Inftrumental Performers arr Marrs. Mountain, Brooks, Lavenu, C. Lindley, Rawlings, Taylor, Ken% T.Holmes, S. T. Lyon, &c. Many new Songs, Duets and Glees will be produced. among which are the Pieces competed for the Concentores Society by Dr. Caliente, Dr. Smith, Meffrs. Webbe, Horlley, R. Cook, M. Rock, Elliott, Spofforth, and Attwood, which have never been publicly performed. The tavourite coripofitions of Sir John Ste venfon, Muf. 1). Dublin, T. Moore, llq. Mr. Shield, and Dr. Clarke, of Cambrii:ge, will alfo he introduced—and kveral favou- OM Airs, barmonif:d by Ng Greatorex, and Mr Harrifon. Particulars of the Hilt Concert will be fhortly announced THE NEWEST COLLECTION OF SONGS. 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In Ditto _ - . 4 93 [fitter _ [fitter - The shove' comber !tarots in very oxisproft order, of large diVellSe 40111. and of molt escellent quality. and capable of producing very capital Plank„fearecly to be forpalfed by any in the King • dent ; the whole is fituate near ingleby, within (even miles of Derby, and only one mile from the River Trent. May be viewed by applying to Robert Banton, who lives near the fait WooJs. 'renders will be received under feided covers, previous to the tyth or February, by Mr. (oho Davis, Solicitor, No So t Ertl ftreet, in the Strand, London ; and on the asth day of February the purchafers will be declared. f tint tr parficulan may he knoVert with refpedt to the tenni of payment by applimtion to Mr Davis. Exchifive of the above fix Lees, there are 91 Oak Trees, cut down and lying in Lady Acre Wood, adjoining Lot r, witle's will alio be difpnled of by render in th• manner above mentioned. EXTENSIVE CARPENTFIt's YARD .and WORKSHOPS, and SMALL FREEHOLD HOUSES and LAND in the TOWN of MAIDS romi. FOR SALE BY AUC !low, By Mr. lOHN BISHOP By order of the Affignees of "Thomas Goddess, Carpenter, a Bank rupr, on Thurfday the Lath day of Fehroary. t Soy, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Star Inn, Maidftone, in one Lot, A NEW ereded Melftiage or Tenement, with an extenfive Timber or Carpenter's Yard, Carpenter's ani Joiner's Shops, Sheds, Store Houfe for Deals, Saw Pits, Stable ..r.l other convenient Out. buildings adjoining, together with a Pad dock behind the fame , and the Shed and Buildings thereon. The Prentifes are F reehold , defirably &nate at St. Faith's Green, Mai , iftone, were late in the occupation of the Bankrupt, and are molt conveniently adapted to any Mods requiring room. An in fix Lots Six Small Brick Melluages or Tenements ,with the Gardens and Apt:mi.-enamel adjoining to the before•mcbticmed PremFes. and now in the occupation of Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs Davey. MelTrs. Head, Merchant and Copper, as Tenants at Will, at very low Annual R.nts, amounting together to 5,;1. as The whole of the Buildings, Work thops, &c. are fubftantiaily Built, and have all been e.sieeted within a few years, and are well fupplicd with Wat..r. Alit) a piece of Freehold Land in the centre of the Town of Maid:tone .iiirnedi?tely behind the 11.".it7e Inn, is the Met &rect. ant extending to Eirl ilreet, together with the Stable and Build. nig+ on part thereof, titott advantageouily lituatcd :or tile tuil .ing of kveral frn2ll Hotzfc+, Stable:, or Workfhopi. ur.her pat:it:Wars may be known, by applying to Mars: Swain and Steven+, Solicitors, Old Jewry; Mr. Selby, S.ilicitor Torso Moili,ig; Mr. Waterman, Sobeitar„,.Tuaterilea ; or Mara. Darr and Pope, or the Andloncer,Maidttone. MU.: SELLING, at No. 5, Great Rulail-iireet, " rloornitlirv, FIV?.. BOXES of D vIASK TABLK Cl.O PKlNTS,beinz front the 1 ff.. 1.; of a Manufac tory. titiW..e...ll/rirt d of inrecliately. ['he kola Bri.:Ataft Clothe .re 4;. 6d. Ihe Oannat ditto 7s. 6d. large. I.3inicg ditto to ele gant partalk .!itto t 7s. 6d. alio 37 Markillei Oliit•(rich patterns). s!lc i i •rhs are os;:y 3i 9.6 d. 43 Curious Holland Shectinita, with e.:tto, at tie:ir half trice; 50) Pair cheap Clairets, of ever*. ; 3 li-res •,fasnazing cheap French Ca A-,bcait tdul Irdia Molls, 32.5. the Piece of 2.• yards ; 3 li•sxcs cf farnoill yard wide ind 7-3ths Irim Linens—.4l warranted. The p:irrieft fabric • ani. the lowcit price fixed on each attic!e. 'LA DI FS. [HAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greaten dr..tvlreks from the heauty and delicacy of the reunite Face, d.rms, ;' , e. is allowed by every man, front tht Pri , ce to the Pei hot. 'it , retn,ve !hem various Preparations have, trop time to time, Pm-re I up. hut melt of he (although pontpoulli adver t ) Luospl been found either inefseackus or ,ieleteriou., are falks, or Lining to the groolid. In prdfc of TREN l . 's DEN- L 11201 Y, wnich !lands abfolutely unparalleled aid ;oily cc- Icbrat , d, the Proprietors will only oblzrve, that it remov.2s the hairs In a few minium without injuring the (kin. or cauilig Ally tl:Tirar Int (titration—that it has been happEy and 111: 1 1 1 Y api.rosed in the 9c(l circles of fafhion and rank—:ni.: that !.adios may fee it nfe . l, and rhus have ocular demi - ultra:ion of its eific-cy ' and itinoccner,bererii they make j purr:talc. IL is C.:7d ar,:nintment of rrelt a , ,il Co.) whuh•fale and re tail, by Mr. Per; .1, 43. Southamptnn (beet, Cm, lit G rdrn, and retail by all the praicipal Perfumers and Mediciiis Venders in London. To Ladies in the country, enclof;..e, the miount,iree of rftage, it will be immsdiatcly Forwarded—micas es. \NT HITE HANDS have ever been eti etmed a per tonal beauty in both Sexes, and in fume par of luropit are eaertial to Perrone of Rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian g CAltea, porters the peculiar property in g iving a molt rxquifite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairtwfs to the lands. which are constantly walked with this Soap. Even in cafes where the ikin has bccn injured by labour ur other vio lence, the hardnefs and coarfenefs are ertedually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and fuccccded by a iniontlinefs, fairncrs, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means whatcy tr. It is by experience only that any one can form an adequate idea of the fuperior excellence of this Soap. Sold whclefale, retail, and fur exportation, by the l'roprietor's folc Agent, (whole fignature it bears) Wm. Withers. 219, Strand, flea Temple bar, London ; and the Proprietor , , as a farther fent rity, beg them to be particular In noticing that the name and ad drt fs of the Printer, (E. Sprigs, No 27, Bew-ftreet, Covent• Ga rden), is affixed to the label and wrapper.—. All others are court. terfrits. Price ts. each Cake. M. SPEEDIMAN's STOMACH PILLS. RPEZDINIAN's STOMACH PILLS, have been • provril for 3 great number of years. an excellent remedy f..r Spiro., Wind in the Stomach, that Drynela Skin, Finer. and Rcltivffrcfs fu frequently experienced by perfons afliided with Nervous Complaints, Deficiency of Boil, ObitruCtions in the Bowels, Heart Burn, Collivenes, Cholic, Gout, Vomitiivi, Head Ache, &c. fupply the neceirary propurti v of juiet in the itnmach, by Which Digettion is promo-rd,r.nd rtl:eve d<hi litated rymptianis attendant on thole afttiazd %A;!' ilum.ch com plaints ,it any hir.g is waving to prove ditir virtues, the tellinon ny of a number of perfons of char:liter and tontine may he ad duced for a great number of years. Theft Pins have by their in - prinfic worth maintained a great reputation, without the aid of • advertif.ments, but the knowledge of their virtues is new very confined, and rite public prints being the only medium thr,ino which they can be generally known, renders the neceffity of gto this mode to avow their virtues. 111:y arc parti- Cniarly rccommenti,:d during the courfe of Sea Bathing, and &ink ing the Sea a:,ti Mineral Waters. Prep irtd univ by T. Shellitne, jun. Druggift, Tottenham WO . erns's, Mid. lefex,by virtue of an affignment hoist H. and J. Bef.' Cole Propri, tors of the receipt. by the Will of M. 6piedi man ; non:• are btntutte hut th.oe having a fignature on the stamp a nd wroppiits paper. Sold w:tolefale and retail, and for expo' ta. t iou. by lit. appoin:mcnt, by Shaw and Edwards, No 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, awl Bacon and Co. No. Iv, Oxford-ftreet, t in Boxes at 25.45. 64. TO& 6d. and one ruin en each; and may Ge had at cheprincipal vendors in Town and Country. i THEATRE ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, will be acted the Comedy of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Sir Giks Overreach, Mr. COOK E. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. TWa Evcuirg—The Tempett ; with Mothirr Onnfe. e, va ard. llians Wei!