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1-:-. F, it 71141 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Is -PRESENT D/ENING, DECEMBER. s, win be acted the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. KEMBLE:v p,.1 z , r 1u., Mr. MUNDEN ; Laertes, Nfr. BRUNTON. Ghost of Hamlet!. Father, Mr. EaoN ; 'Horatio, Mr. HURRAY.IRRAY. ver Gertrude, ewe* of Denmark, Mrs. ST. LEGER. . Ophelia, Miss BOLTON. :u which will be added a Tragic Pantominsical Ballet, called DON JUAN ; Or, THE LIBERTINE. DESTROYED.. Don ban, Mr. EGERTQN; Don Guzman ithe Commandant) Mr. CHAPMAN ; Searamouch, Mr. GRIMALDI. Donna Anna, Miss JEIRISTOW. The Dances by the Misses ADAMS. —•toncluile with a VIEW of the INFERNAJ., REGIONS, and . a Shower of "ire. loxes, 76. Second Frice Ss. 6d. Pit, Ss. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. r o . mo trow-1 he Merchant of Venice ; end the Poor Soldier. On Wedr.esday--- 1 he Wheel of Fortune; Penruddock, Mr. Enble; with the l'urapiie Gate. • On Thursday-1 lit Mao of !he Winid ; w • ith " Ire Ply by 10t." on Friday—King Lear; Kingle.ar, ,A2r. Xetnble.. The Public ar. respectfully informed, that the new Christ. I Pantomime, which has been long in preparation, called Har- ' I. : ain Pedlar, or the Flaunted Welt, will be produced on 'rues ej Cie t:oth instant. • • The Proprietors of the Theatre Royal in Covent• Garden, seious to restore tranquillity to the amt.:serpents of the tbwn, be leave to inform the Public, that, for the future, the prices ontimission will be—Boxes 7tl—Pit 3s. 6d4—Lower Gallery 2.5. sri Upper Gallery is.—At the end of the present season, that. pf of the front-boxes which is now occupied by annual boxes, 1.3 be restored to the use of the Public, as it was in the old I:eatre. The Proprietors beg leave to say how sincerely they Pent, and how sorry they are for any irregularities that may ire taken place during the late unhappy disputes ; and, that no t.ce or recollection of past differences may be left, they will im- . r diat t ly give directions for stopping all legal proceedings on Or part, to which the late circumstances compelled them, re- Itar.tly, to have recourse. The Proprietors most respectfully. tr on the protection of a liberal and enlightened Public, and }ridgy bore that their atteittion may now be employed solely in s• predueir.g of such Entertainments as may be worthy of a Bri-! m Audience. LL Persons indebted to or having. claims upon, I the Estate of the late Marquis of LANsoownr, are re ested tr) send a particular of their accounts to Messrs. Falser d Cn. No. 6+, Lineolo's.lon-Vields, IAWKES, MOSELEY AND CO. ARMY ACCOUTRE MENT MAKERS. :' consequence of the recent Death of Mr. THO MAS ICES, his Nephews and sorviving Partners ern the earliest opportunity. of returning their respectful thanks the favours with which they have been so long honoured by Public ; the Continuance of whose patrooage and support, they st respectfully solicits 1 he business will be carried on, as heretofore, uncle! the Firm tiawkes, Moseley and Co. by the surviving Partners, who had the entire management of it for the last six years. N. 24, Piccadilly, Doc, 16, 1809, To PARENTS AND otYARDIXNS. LADY of great Respectability,_ residing a few : miles front London, wishes to add to her Family one grown- YOUNG LADY, or two SISTERS. It will more particu • suit such who ; for the want of a Parent,.stand in need of the :-utectin of a well-connected Gentlewoman, whose religious and rural eaatacter (besides the advantage of a good education) ren ..rs this society desirable to an! Lady as above-mentioned, or to te whose near Relatives are Abroad. The situation is unexcep unable, and the Terms moderate, considering the liberality of :Le Accommodations. Proper references will be expected, and eo given to high well-known characters. Letters to be addressed, with real Name, &c. to A. B. 194, cc LW STATE LOTTERY LTh be Drawn in ONE DAY-14th FEDKUARY, 1810. . . SCHEME. X 20,000 .5,000 1,000 500 100 50 S 5 15 xBO.OOO 20,0n0 if.,000 10,000 ,000.. 2,200 900 7;900 !'CO P:;zes. at'CO,OCO Thi , Lottery is upon the same Plan tts the last ; it consisrs of fly ;MI Ntintl , ers (fr3m one to ;:c.OO inclusive); but there ire ' , VI rickets of each Number, wh!ch will be severally entitkd to 7;l4.ever Prize is.drawn ag.tinst such Number; for instance, if ilinni,lbeilrawn a Prize of C 2.0,800, the Four Tiekets of Fat Numlicr will V.ACII be entitled to .4%20,000, making in the rho!, 5,„ 4 :11?.71'S will be entitled to their proportion. '11;411. aiiii .; te on Sale at all the Otici.st +•.O 1..)..51"S IRISH SNUFF. T UNDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the , kullculne, which thot:t the Tohicco Trade have hitherto ...)erionecd in their Ssauff from Ireland, be leava,to !ncirm them awl the Public in general, that they.ints cid opening Wholesale Wltelouse at No. 50, Leicester•vquare, vehere said -mitt. may be it td, and wiiere they are now taking orders. And as it is their pr intention to relinquish the Rttail thereof, not to interfere with any other article of said Trade; they twist -..trestly request that those who may hens err them with their "i; Islands, will recut it as received from thena in its original ty, being stletiniaed to aft rd the mat liberal encourige -I.:rt to those who buy to :sell • ' ' 07A I. BR IT !SH SYSTEM of Ell UC:VrION.. 7.:,100 KS Printed for the Use of Schools, conducted on 1. LANC.Vi ER's original plan of Tuition, are so :hr. one book of one kind will serve for 500 Children.— . 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A Compilation of this kind, executed with patience and tideiity, has long teen a deg , - rieratum ; and the to of fil.ing up this Maui in our libraries could not hale fallen into better hands." Monthly Reiiew, August ISO& • , . . DiRDIN'S GREEK AND LAT IN This day was published, in two volumei, crown tiro, the - Tllrd Edition, price 18s. boards - • • A N INTRODUCTION to the KNOWLEDGE £1 of RARE and VALUABLE. EDITIONS of the GREEK and LATIN CLASSICS, including erk account.cf the Polyglot Bibles; the best Greek, and Greek and Latin Editions of the Septuagint and New Testament; th. 2 Scriptures dr. Re Rustics ; Greek Romances, and Lexicons arulGrarumars. By the Rev. T. FROGNALL DIBDIN, F. S. A. This Edition contains thirteen additional Classical Au thors, and Bite aphical Notic...s, chiefly of English Editors. 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Illustrated iiith Engravings. Second Eldon improved, in Svo. price les. bound 'Ellis day were published, In One Volume Sto. with Engravings after Dtawings, by the .•• Author, prides. '2s. boards, ESSAYS on the NATOMY of EXPRESSION -1-J • in PAINTING.—By CHARLES BELL. . containing, 1. Qf the Uses of Ana:onty to the.Painfer: Of the Study of Antique, and of the Aeademy Figure.-2. Of the S'kull. Of the Distinctions of Character in difffrent Ages. Comparison of the Anti.tie with Natural Character.-3. and 4. Of t:te Mtn elei of the Face, in Man and Animals.-5. Of the Eiprt•esion of Passion as illustrated by a Comparison of the Mimics of the Faetriti Man and Animals. Of the Muscles pecidiar to Man, awl their Effects in bestowing Human Expression.-6.• Of the Inihridual PaiAns. And of the Action of the Muscles Eire,- rake of these Passions.-7. General View of the EConomy of the Human Body as it relates to Expression in Painting. :Pinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. "' This is a very elegant aild Interesti n g publication." . • •• • - • • ' Edinburgh Review. Of whoto fog le bed, al Ur. Bell's Surgical Works: ... This day were published, in S vols. royal 4to. illustrated hy nume roils F.ngra-rings, many of them accurately colaurcti Kum na ture, pi ice tit it s. in hoards, THE PRINCIPLES of SURGERY, Volume the 1116( ; as they rtlate to Wounds, Ulcers, and Fistulas, Aneu risms and Wounded Arteri4, Fractures of the Limbs, and the Duties of the Military and tlii , pital Surgeon. • By JOHN BELL, Surgcen. Volume the Second ; co:twining the Operations of Sur gery, as they relate It) the Anatomy and Visea:',es of the Urethra and ttladder, awl the Anatomy and liisej4e6 of the Sco:1 and Brain. In Two Parts. 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The Author seems to have neglected n•ri advantage either froin priated books or manuscripts, that was at•amable. We. cannot suppose that thiy student of the bible will omit to avail. himself of so useful a selection." Evangelical Magazine, March 1808. " 'fhe work before us has 4:10t only been composed with cen • siderable labour, but this labour Will be of h Mt. • The arrangement of the obsettations, accordiog to the order bf Scripture, Will render the Work an ac.:eptable book of referetits to &doss askthiblical scholars." • -: ; ••• ••,• •• !; Monthly Review, ;rm., 1802. " We basic od wilt* In saying, that this book will by forud both interesting and useftil. Every cardidate for holy orders will de weIP lOW dyne Illusirgiona s place in iris library." 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