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ZIT " • ,tt • • 6 111:1rAt -4464 -TP" e ' /V . / ar 1 Ifbe 11. Papa 1- 11 10/Nr-Z 6. • • .1 . !Bun ~$-)t-;6 THEATRE •ROYAL, DRURY-I. ANE. i OHM PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of THE WILL. Sir Solomon Critc, Mr. DOWTON; Mandeville, Mr. POPE ; Howard, Mr. AE; ''er , tas, Mr. 'WALLACK ; Realize, Mr. LOVEGROVE; Robert, Mr. KEN ; 6r•rvain, Mr EVANS. Album Mandeville, Mrs. MARDYN; Cicrly Cooley, Miss BOYCE. To which will be added, rI - IE MAGPIE ; or, THE MAID OF PALAISEAU. To-morrow an , ' Saturday, The Merchant of Iruges. thi Friday, Lovers Vow,. o l'utstlay, the Tragedy of George Barnwell; with (first )a Grant:Comic Pantomime, called Harlequin and Fancy ; , I I.r Poe. Last ;;Itilling. rHEA IRE ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEN. rHIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per t formed, THE ORPHAN; OR, THE UNHAPPY MARRIAGE. Acas.o, Mr. FOE RTON ; Castaliu, Mr. C. KE .E ; Polydure, Mr CONWAY ; Chummit, Mr. YOUNG. Monimia, Miss O'NEILL; Eeriaa, Miss ROYCE; Blur, lla , Miss SEYMOUR. After THE SLEEP-WALKER. Somno, Mr. MATHEVT3. To-morrow and Saturday, Smiles and Tears; or The ow.' Stratagem. On Friday, the Tragedy of The Orphan. On "Itlesday next will be produced, for the first time. a Grand 'Jmie Pantnmime, called Harlequin and Fortunio; or, and ThEn-tou. PRIZES IN SI'ELING MONEY. aVVIFT and Co. respectfully announce to the Public the Scheme of the New Year's Lottery, which, in :o•rpliatice with the general wish, has been homed upon the oil principle of not Two Blank% to a Prize—and at the 4.1:11e time presents to adventurers :he following Grand Capita 2 Prizes of 25,000 Guineas in Gold, 2 Prizes of .C 20,000 Sterling Money, t 1 Prizes of £5,000 Sterling Money, 10 Prizes of 0 ani C5OO, . _ _ 1.1 Prizes of £2OO, besides 8,645 Prizes of AIM. _EA, £24, Sze. &c. Al.l. the above in Sterling Money, without any Fiztd Prize. Ticket' and Shares arc selling at the Forttiti.tot• Offi-et, Nu. 11. POCLTRY, I No 31, MARIA rR iltom- IV, Can al NG CROSS, STRUT. By the Public's most obedient Servants, SWIFT and Co. The Drawing will begin on Valenzine% Day, the 14th of February, 18111. A LLNUTT'S FRUIT LgZENGES, for Sore Throats, Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. prepared aokly by the Pi Thrietor, S. AILNUTT, Chemist,No 92,12ureiestreet,Port s. a, who begs leave to return thanks to the Public at large for the very extensive Patronage while be has already received Is; hi ly useful Fruit Lozenge, and begs to assure them slut he still continues to prepare them with thi: same sertapuloua .ate to the medicinal virtue of the Run, which has obtained ter them so distinguishei a reputatiun. In sore throats they have bre.l par. titularly useful, the acid (which is solely from the black el.! rani) tet.dittg greatly to allay inflammations; in turd thy couglis they are likewise very beneficial, as they promote a (rev expectoration; are perfectly harmleas to die mese &here constaut tons. N. B. !Se careful to ask for " Allnutt's Fruit Lounges. l'hey are sold In Buses at Is. I id. each, by the Proprietor, 92, Queen sti vet, Porters ; and also by Mr. Sanger (late Bacon*.) No. I So, Oxford-street ; Barclay and Son, Fles.t-market ; Dutton anu Cn B,w Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butterfield, 173, Strand ; and Messrs. frt.!. and Co. lilacknian-street, Borough, London ; and may be Also rrocured from respectable Medicine Venders in the country. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPPRIS %It Y. PA TRONIiill Royal Hlghntbs the Duke of YOR E. GOVCR Null 3. Fart of Egreniont I John Latouche M. P. Earl of Leitrim. CoL W. Jones, M. P. Hon. Cu!. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. Se R o tots --Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, 1 .onelon riIHIS INSTITUTION, established for the excla. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL. 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No. 20, Paternoster-row; Highley and Son, 174. hltet-street; Callow, Crown -court, Soho; and by all other Book -.e11..r5. CHING'S WORM 1.07A.NUE3. IVOR MS are allowed to be the mast fre( p lent Sources of Childrens' Diseases:—Their B)lly:wits e.cry Parent should be acquainted with. They ocea.n.n host of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an irre rolar state of the bowels, attended with violent pains; they toting nu convulsions, affect the growth of the body, and ofzeo ph.ve fatal, by ending in a consumption or dc...y. Bun. as a preventative and cure for these alarming complaints. thr above etcelleat Medicine is universally allowed, on the ti.3:tnt'..ny of the I ,, ,,hest chiracters in this country, to have no equal. Their I.Llic approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal I Low ledge of its efficacy In their own lantilles, stamps its Mtill • L yond cumpetidon, and gives a sanction to it which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. I runt the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lot d Bishop of CARLISLE to Mr. CHING, Apothecary, Clitapside, London. Sta—l readily embrace the opportunity your later affords me, adding my testimony to that of the Loa u Carry limion,in fa +(Air of your CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES, mY e:de , t son having a few mouths ago derived very material benefit foul the use of it. He bay been er.well for scvei al weeks preVIOU. 10 his taking it, appeared pale and e•!:aciated, was languid, and ~ ,) Iptii.sed frequently of pains in his head and 51. 1 . e. The Lord let Baton, who had accidently seen him In this state, fortunately recomintoided me to the trust of your Lozenges ; and that no time .night be lest, or any mistake might occur, in obtaining the ge• twine Medicine, sent me three does of it. 'I he first of these iriasioned a visible amendment, and after the 1. emit! dose -very unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I judged it rig:it •o rive the third, as the two termer hail agreed so inicont• 'minty well. From that time my son has been in pet feet health o'd I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the eflicaLy of the Worm Lozeuges. I have since recommended your Lozenges in 1. viral instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to assure you, !Ivy have uniformly been of great service, I bight to add, that n the nature of the effect produced by theit, in my Gull's case,' ii , prefiend the complairo to have arisen front an obstruction weeDthe stomach and viscera. I am, etc. Rose Castle, Dec. 7. E. CARLISLE. Sold at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheapslde, corner of St. Paul's, • tulon, and most M Vender, in England, Scotland, Ire ttid, Wales, East and West Indies, Aukrica, ace. la buses, at 4 . 9d. au I 6s. lido Mil. 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F the Cattleman, w:tobe sesidoEce is in a tli.tant County tram Loudon , w'.o came tip so town to nett his abou: a month ago, eln.l who iv.; teed a C.iffee-house at the West-end of the rowts 114 als tekney coach w:.:1 Ills luggage, on Wettnesd.sy, the 6th ins -ant, at Nine is'elock its the 'Horning, will le' his at!l sled family know where h is to Is:: titunil, it will be a greAt CAIO4OIOII to (111.•:1. hl3 e:trit-ally ilopm the ! mo. !tient this a.ldross nn his eye, Ile will not tad atteetliop is it, a. Lis Father its rso,t distrai LA state, and his life almost des paired of. Shout I co.st inue to absent bimseit, the :not fatal consequences may ensue.—Furnivars Inn entree boor. FRUilf LIST NIGHT'S GdZATI:E. WHITEHALL, DECEMBER i. His Royal liiy,ttne3. the PatINCK REGENT has !wen please,), in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to pine and gr tot unto l'istoTiir MACNAAKA, lee or the Island iif Esquire, his fi.Taksty's Royal license and authority tha. h. ni ly take and one the :urti.inie of Mk sN r in addition to and heinre theourname MACNAIVIA KA, Olit of affectionate and grstvoul river* tar the memory of his late friend, Julio Nunet4 r ti ksq. Lisittenint-Coveraor of the Virgin Islay:tbs.—An I also in no-An, that this his Majesty's Royal Concession and Declaration be re corded in his hlajesty's College of Ann% MIL! EARY PROMOTIONS. Commlisiora in the Royal London Regiment, of kfili•ia, 4:1!nell by his Maje•ty's Commissioners of Lieutenantcy fu: the s.anl City. _ _ East Regiment. - To be Ciprains—Captain Frederick John Meer.% on the half-pay of the 15th lirgiinelit of Foot, vice Corr.tli, re.igtic4l; I.;:ute• Pant William Fuller Pocock, v:ce Meard, v:llunteered into the Line. To he Lieutenants—Ensign James Crowther, vi.•e Stead, r.,lttn teered into the line; hnsign John William Parton, vice King, gone into this Line; Ensign eludes Horne, vice Pocock, promoted. To be En•igns—Charles Edmund Grindall, Gent. vice Ga7e, volunteered into the Lice; Robert 132Ilioger. Gull. vice Crowther, promoted; Janis Dram - jun. Gei.t. vice Bartt.n, promoted; John Thomas Coku-..1n, Geat. vie, Fiume, pas tooted. • West Regiment. To be Captains-I.lcutemant Joseph Baron Syrnes, vice Robert Robin:on, resigned ; Thonvii Bayley, Isq. vice Drury, e•i, Itiweered into the Live; Cap:aiii Gi.arge lh own, un the half. pay of the Royal Marines, vice Hams, Tv be Lieutenants.—Ensign James Berkeley, vie.: Ifhler, volun teered Leto the Line; En.lgn Henry D e akin, vie.. IL sm,lb, voluntrz.red into the Line; Laiign Edwari. vice Ward, volunteered into the Line; -.tue:e, vice French, resigned, Ensign William Hill I yl.:r, vice opiles, promoted. To he Insiyns—John Lovett, Gent. v:ce Berkeley, rronont•Ll ; Jelin Sandwith, Gent. %ice Duokin,"proihieeil; kit Lard Whh nail, Gent. protnini d; Captain George Richards, on the liall•py of th , Royal blirincs, vice. Tyler, prarno.e l; • Lieutenant t Lomas lita . h, on the half-pay of the 3SLIA ttebi meet, v.ce Lianard, resigned. BANKRUPTS. Richard Otrne, of Cheetcr, eltapt.r, ta,.ner, dealer and chapman, to surrender Jattuary 4,5, and 30 at eleven, at the White !.ion Inn, Liles cr. Att.:mire, Me,sre. Pht!pot and Stone, H tie court, Temple, Loudon ; or Mr. Finchett, Chester. John Rose, of North Badmen, Norfolk, farmer and dealer. Jan. 4. at fiv e% lanuasy ll,a,ad an, at 'ft*, a Per titn..k Litre t 1.01. Waisirgltam. Anomie s, Mr. Robert Decker, Little WAli.ll 4 ;• ham ; or Messrs. Anetice alai Wright, litto t ;'s bench V 1 ades, Temple. Johu Davitlsononsv or late of de er-lane, Tower-street, London, merchant, January 2,6, and :lu, a ten, at fitaltlikall. Attorney, Mr Martin, Viumers-Hall, Upper I h totea-street. John Mertott stel hens, late of at. Michael, near Gloucester, banker, dealer and chapman, January 3,4, and 30, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Gloucester. Attorni .5, Briekes and Quitter, 23, Red Lion-square, London ; or Mr. I hos. Deis, Gloucester. Joze Vieira CaMao, late of Great Winchester.strert, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, January 2,6, arid 30, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Wacne, Change aney. Jclin MarGougan, of Pall Ma c,turr, We.tntii;sier, army agent, arnty broker, d.-aler and ellapmati, Dee 2J, January 2, ati.l at eleven, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Palmer and trance, Bta!lord row. John Huh Proctor, of Liverpool, linen.dia,,er, dealer and chapman, Jan. 10, 11, and 13. at one, at the Bull, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Charles Chilterns, Liverpool; or Messrs. Idackstock and Bunce, King's Bench Walk, I entple. .William Lanham Hotrhkin, of Lotter-worth, Leicestershire, grocer, January 1, 2, and 30, at eleven, at the Craven Aents, Coventry. At.ornie., Mr. Hall, Greaelames.street, BedtOrd row, London ; or Mr. Palmer, Lutterworrh. William Redhead. of Newcastle-upon- fyne, m -rc h ant, dealer • and chap:urn. Dec. 2s, January 9, and 30, at eleveo, at the George Inn, Newcastle. Attornies, Mr. Donkin, Newcastle; or Messrs. 111eggisons and Fair hank, 1 - lAttim•Cartlot. John Hollings Allen, of Oxford, druggist, Dec ti 3, 3 r, and ' au . ), at nor, at the Mitre, Oxford. Artornies, Mr. George Cecil, Ozfurd ; or Nles.rs. Ballachey and Bridges, 5, Atigel-cuur(, .11r ogniorton-street Alexander Gi übh, of high-s•rect, Southwark, oilman, Dec. 23, 30, and Jarruary :NI, at tell, at At:or-Mrs, Ales,rs. Rogers and tin::, Nlanchester Buildings, Westminster. William Ozwahl, !ate of Newcastle-upon- Tyne, merchant, Dee. 27, January 13, and :JO, at trltVvii, a: the (;:ort:e, Newcaole upon-Tyne. At turcies, Air. Carr ck, Fenclitirca street, Lou don; or Mr Thomas Carter, Newcastle.oponsTre. William Marshall Norris, of Fast t;:outhouse, Devonshire, rope. maker, 1),:c...19, 30, and Jan. :in, at twelve, at the Hotel, Plymorolt-Dock. Attornies, Messrs. Hare abd Mas,m, Hattori-Garden, London; or Mr. Nicholas Ilyne, Pi) mouth. Henry Bullock, of W.aksor. Nottinghi.ni, innkeeper, Los. it, 3, and 90, at eleven, at else Red Lion Inn, Worksop. Artore:es, WWI. Wilson and Owen, Worksop; or Messrs. Ross, Hall, Ross, and Browilley, New Boswell-court, Carey•street, London. WWII Ball, of Newcastle-upon-Tyn•t, Innkeeper, vintner, Dee. 19, Lin. 6, and 30, at eleven. at the G!'urge t avern,Nese ca . t h.. upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. John Wilson, Gray', Inn-square, London; or Mr. 11. Reed, Clavering.pLice, Neeccast!e upon ! Tyne. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 22, W. W. Eagle, and W. Barhari, of Gloneestee•temce, Whltechapel, soap-itianutactt.ters. Jan. 11, 3. Leonard and W. spirifig, late of Brisiel, brewers. Dec. 2s, .\. Young, of s t , Swithin's-lane, merchant. Jan. 9, J. Barker, Lie of tlahlock, Hertfordshire, innkeeper. t. t 6, T. Sem t. of W., re Park - mil, Hertfordshire, miller. Jan. 9, It. Bowen, us I !;•.:li.str*•, St. Mary-la-bonne, u,Axlrtt•rer. Jan. W. J. Fathers, of Wt , 4 I )r.iv - ton, klialdlesex, groct.r. Jan. P. 1). Jackson, of HoLutlitl;tcli, chemist. Feb. it,. '%-. A. Evans, late ot Birmingham, c•)al dealer. Dec. 23, N. Brooke, late of Little :tuts, U.street, Drury-lane, shoemaker. Jan. :10, S. t lemming, of Biratini,hant, flour dealer. Jan. 11, W. Bell, .4 Lincolnshirk, ),racer. Jai. 16, J. and B. Carlin, K:4lg3' eti-opon. Hull, merchants. h.. 20, K. Allen, ut Stuurport, ironmonger. Jaa. stu, G. Burr, of hfa:Jstune, Kent, money set I% o'er. rIFICATES—Ymtumte . 9. . J. Strutt, 14. e of itickniersworth, Ht •Pordshke, m,•aiman. J. Godfrey, ot Culche.ter, inek, 4.per. P. Thonften, I.te of church-lane, l.unthard-•tn•••t, tnrrcdan•. K. Adams, of 0 fora street, upholsterer. J. Adantl, ut .oxford-air-et. op!mts stir. J. Laver, stn. y. N althani.t , care, :arr. K. Fritter, ot Log i c. bride. Mlll4, llerefurdshi•e, :.alter. S. Daiwa, ot C. set:fury grocer. P. Le .fouef, wi t:reat W t 01 , 1...er-street. zne.cliint. /i/PSw limey, of k inueee-hail, merchant. J. 1;ollitoo, of Moe.. c h a r 4 &hor s dealer. i ~i ,i ; i ~. .11 ' A I 1, f • 4 . 1 1 1 , ; . . t i i i i , AL