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1 • - f; +t." . ..^.~.i'~:~. , ' a , . r- .. I • - te•-• ipiatit 599.5] 746ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANt. vraI•PRESENT EVENING, JANVAIit2o, „ be . acted a Comic Opc - a, THE CABINET. 15- o i l a ndo, hlr. Braham ; Marc* Mr. ia126112014/1.1 ur i. Smith (front the Theatre Korai,. ,Irma 'fit, ,11°Nr-r— -character) -NV • atone in that ; f ranc .* Du 1, ;;, bet Doti t tb n; Constantts, Miss Lyon ; LIAM ; _norms, Signors Swam literi bidt (for the 20th time) a New Grand and delliliNStol. mime, called FiJRIBOND; or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO; New, Mr. Hartland ; the Little Clown anal Stark den, (mitt a Pas Seul), Master Laurent; and the Clom,lollc. ; Columbine, Mrs. Sharpe. the 'f ragedy of Pizarro; with Harlequin Irtarliaiitt, cs o•T ri e y w ill be produced a New Coatedy, in Ave Aett, (neater gamed), called Somethintto Do. ,1 • • THEArRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE:4, .'*; nosPPRESENT EVENING. JANtrAltrl atimpolarrned . a Now Historiearlsratfilst iir Three . (AI Wien) coiled THE WANDERER ; Or,:THE RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY. T R overture Sad Music composed by Davy and Mr. Russell. * „i n pt Characters by Mr. C. Kerrible, Mi. Pope, Mr. vi ;i 0 ;111 Blandiard, Miss Smith, ary4.Miss Norton. cerion of Soldiers, Fishermen, gaff Villagers. f a y /Adj. a Now Ballet, incidental to the Drama, competed k Myna, jun. to be performed by the Misses Adams, 31 :1 t he ecirp's AeK. will be performed for the 20th time), a new Panto. mime, railed HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT; . or, FMB, WATER, EARTH, AND AIR. Tworra ,,, The Wanderer; wirh Harlequin in his Element. INDICAL Ttir." !.R}.. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSFIT.V.. THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURTS 3 irdivommence at this Theatre, on Wednesday, 'anon - 7 20, L Ihe LOCtUftB on the rteory and Practice of Medicine, are aserd by Dr. ROBERTS and Dr. Pow Arstoiny and Physiology, by Mr. ABERNETHY. 09 Sirgery, by Mr. AIiSaNtTIIT. o it Chaßeaatfre Anatomy, and the Laves of Organic Existence, bilfr.idansasis LS. 09 ClNSiNtlyt by Dr. EovrAlt DS. tbt Midwifery', by Dr. Twilit+ r. lb Artemisia Demperamstioss, by Mr. La wit INC r. Winks perticol^arphy es Mr. Wheeler, at the Apothe tes'i Sixtrot - the Hospital. COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. THE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, under die eperinterdante or the Rev. Sa must. Tt.ow. at Mans *A Nottinghamshire, all open again on Monday. January u.sth. ' )(tempos to ENV& lad Foreign Merear tile Howes of, re *oddity in Toms arid Cotratry, are left with Mr. Johnson, Saintlier, St. Pad's Chardo.gard ; add Mas Robinson, Pater gatmow, Loudon. Of whom may be had, price es. Third Edition, Ao mimed OVTLINIL of the PLAN of INSTarrci ToN, which i s AO to the wend purposes of attive fife ; hating an eqdal awn thcfsalation of the Selman, the Merchant, and the (len ds= To which is alas added. a detailed View of the cistern d stodiss,Mtal Management, Discipline, and Internal Regale tishs, *red In the Mansfield Commercial Seminary. 'IV taws tem also be procured on application to the Superintendant. WANTS z situation, as Under Teacher, in a Lib's' School, a Young Person, twenty ye-X(3 of age, of ropresbie cessations, sets Las been genteely educated, and is all with school business. Salary no object.--Address to P. C. 14s. SO7, Fleet-street. WELL WORTH SAVING. faillltS of TICKETS Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other Offices, Aid Twenty Thousand, Ten Thousand, and Five Thousand Pounds Prizes, &c. &e. &c. PAM ON DEMAND' AS SOON AS DRAWN, AT JWARNER's, No. 16, CORNITILL, who submits • the following Statements, that the Public may see clearly the pm advantage in buying at his Office. WAILN ERs PRICES. OTHER OFFICES' Peters. Ticket Ka 10 12 0 Half 10 . 15 0 Qtr 4htb Simon ...... 7 0 Sixteenth City Tickets ... 712 0 City Tickets THE STATE LO'TT'ERY Begins Drawing MARCH 14th, Inog. • The Scheme contains a much greater abundance of Capital Nies than have been presented to the public for some years, in so imail a number of Tickets, viz. 3 nt £20,000 120 3 19,000 30 5,000 &c. &c. &e. GRAND CITY Lf)TTERY Tiocrrs in Variety , . Whom in the country, sending Letter', (Post paid), enclosing hi Soles, post-Office Orders, or "bort-dated hills, will find aLlffilestal advantage, at J. WARNER'S, as the Country Offices ariti. thaw a higher price than the London. Offices. Money Letters must be paid for as such. .Cl,OOO 500 100 sTATF. LOTTERY OF 25,000 TICKETS, Begins DRAWING the Bth of MARCH, 1808. • To be drawn in Ten Days. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of £20,000 3 —___ 10,000 4 . 5,000 vo Imo , su 43 100 are L 60,000 110,000 20,000 20,000 13,000 3,W111 21,000 71000 £2.50000 _ _ tam isPoo Tickets NO FIXED PRIZE. TA above S c h eme , w i t h Not" Three Blanks to a prize, Contains marl' , Double the Number fif C: pital say Lottery for many years past, though many of those sits tonskted of 80,000 'Dike% - - TICKETS and SHARES are now selling Ivy • GOODLIMK, and Co. 'ekgrekers, Corner of Bank' Buildings, Cornkill ; and facing „.; • 'dn. King' s Mews , Charing Cross, London. "Wave likewi se on Sale, Tiz.kets and Shares in a great variety of 'Numbers in the GRAND crt'Y LOTTERY, Uf Prethold Houses, discharged of Land Tax. CORI AININU Capital Prizes to the amount of £104,000. . . viz. ‘ I. valued at ,e 25 00( , ) 7p3i flzklead at 430004W° I ...—.... • i 7,0n0 6 .---..—+ 11000 4 .._____ 6.000 1 ....:....,:. PRESENT PRICE. Titket '.6, 141. iia .. IA ' - . 4 0 j a Fighth • va.rter - .., 2 1 0 Sixteenth T - itbelYlavill in GU all, 26th Apri1,1606." i 1 0 10 6 41. . s- . • - ,7 l .jteg4 /- - - 1 -='-g, f 1 . 1.4 .., • 7: - •. .1 . . • :. ;'i ' 3 ' r ',l' :1. , • 1.41- : ;I. ' i It! i.e• ?PC, E; ':; .'4 1 11 , 1„i rtertum'isovltheib'y ~ ,„..:ef„,..„.......,..„„-,,, ,x, That on Tuesday the 2d of Febrvagrat, t ihfridg,b! FrAVIA .receive Tenders in writias (iealed upl,,aad,.Feat Inc THE,fr t 'HUNDRED TONS of CHESNUT'', DERsYaild44l l 9 W , WICisHiRE, sad GLOUCESTERMORA C,HARCli c or C °Ninol goodness; and fOr ONE HUNDRED at 4 1 T _ _ of ROSE CORK (seconds).llUTTEß, or. !ATTER, of equal goodness ; to be delivered, ago Vidf in the - cows* dr k month; and the other half in ore tnedO c afterwaids, 4sto Hiot Majesty's Victwalling.Stores at . Eleptfeed, PertSqloullti• 0134 . Pen mouth ; in the following proportions, viz. _,.. .filtpki n ' ' Xio: foe* . • 4 1 1 - DIPTFORD '-•. PP to ;59 1 WU. ....., PORIIMOUTII- . kb 56.. _ •• ...**(.7. f 4 : • .V.YIOIOUTH 109, V• • • ~: . • • t'' '* J. tr —"'' " ; t1 "7.114 1) . • ,j; , f 'I ' t. 2 1 1, A_l4..lo.bt•Paikl for by Bak iIaYPIP4.7I, after dateb—l'he COnditkoisi'd tie Coaracu mitybg iftitß i Secretary's Office. . . •: - No regard will be had to an, Tender in •alshh the psi. s i hat! not be in, serf.' iN vuords at lengih, or that shall tud b.: &liver. dto the 800-Oslo - re, one *Work on as said Tuesday the 2d ofFebruary next, Nor unless the per son :rho makes the Tender, or Illiftle PrIOX GP his khal . f, attensk, to anstrersrhrn salledfor. . . PHILANTHROPIC ANNIffl'Y INSlTl'lirioN No. 44, LEICESTER-SQUARE, January 1, 18011. PIE Proprietors of this Institution are reminded at the half yearly General Meeting will be held at 4he Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, London, on "rlzuri. der, the :Ash day of January, 180 a. • I'he Chair to be taken at one o'clock precisely. As the fullest inftwusatSou respecting the situation of the So ciety, and the impediments which have hitherto retarded its pro gress will be stand at the above Meeting, the Preprietors are en treated by the Directors to favour them with their attendartee: The Proprietors are informed that observatiOns by the tors on the answers of the late S lititor to the charges exhibited avins , him, are ready to be delivered to the Proprietors, or to their orders, at the Office of the Institution. • (Signed) JAMES Coeur:tat!, Roe: ikown, ciso: FRaa. STRATTOIII, W. C. JACKEOX. mid ) t unas Horrtrwta, Baan : mixsa,s., loins PaovvrT, IC~, ' COUNTY GAOI. AT ILl4.ll;,ftlat, • NTED,at Midsummer next, a Governor of the said Gaol. 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