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s •,t r.i; 71:331 smv THEATRY. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • - TO.NIORROW EVENING, JANUARY 19, Will be acted a Tragedy, called KING LEAR. King Lear, Mr. KEMBLE ; ta . ! •f (;!''ter, Mr. MURRAY ; Edgar, Mr. C. KEMBLE. I.,.lnuttid, Mr. BRUNTON ; Kent, Mr. CRESWELL. Goiie:il, Mrs. HUM elia, Rße Miss BRISganTOW Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Cord. To which will be added the New Comic Pantomime of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. ti.niequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ; ? ii es, Ts. Second Price as. 6d. Pit, Ss. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery '2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. %is Evening—The Man of the World; and Harlequin Pedlar. On F?!tirday, 'rhe Merchant of Venice ; Portia, Mrs. Weston. On Monday, The 'fragedy of Hamlet: On Tuesday, The Comedy of the Conscious Lovers. The New Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, continuing to be i gt i v ed with unbounded applause, wall be repeated every eveti le till further notice. _ _ _ ~ Tolith Night of a blew Comic Barletta ; and, by desire of many Fo o t ,: who have been disappointed of places, Harlequin E i iie will be continued three Nights longer. poluto:; THEATRE,'I'ItAND. NEWCASTLEZTREET, S re:blish.:d by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. 1-HIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY IS„ I To-morrow 19, and Saturday 20, V ::: t,' aCtel (for the fourth time) a New Comic Burletta Int*- . hide, called HE WOULD BE A PLAYER ; O. THE ST AGE: STRUCK BUTLER. i.fter which (10th time) a Grand Serio-Comic Indian Spectacle, with new Z and extensive AND CADJOE ; Or, THE TERRIFIC BROTHE RS ! 1. 0 the intervals of the Stage EntertainniZnts, Ettraordinary /qv•trian Agility. le conclude with, positively for the last week, the popular Pan tomime of HARLEQUIN EXILE. antes 4L-Pit 2s.—Gallery la.—Doors open half-past five kiln at half-past six.—Sccond price half-past eight. ;:lutstrian Tuition by able Masters from ten till three o'clock. .4•On Monday next will be produced, an entire New Panto mita, with extensive Mi•cittnical Charges, &c. called the Legacy, or Harlequin Spendthrift. ANATOMICAL THEATRE, LONDON HOSPrPAL. A4R. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON 1 1 1. will begin their Spring Course of LECTURES on ANA. TOW, PHYSIOLOGY, and the OPERATIONS et SUR GERY, on Saturday the 20th instant. Anatomical Deniunstrations, by Mr. FR AM PTON. rfilltillidand Practice of Surgery, by Mr. HCA DI NOTON. THEATRE OP ANATOMY, BLENHEIM-STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH 6 STREE T. I[llE Spring Course of LECTURES on ANN TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, aro& sttinEaf...wilbe conv• molted on Monday the 22d of January, at Two o'clock, by Mr. BROOKES. Anatomkal Convetzationes will be held weekly, when the difF•rent Subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the Stud.mts' views forwarded.--To these nace but Pupils can be admitted. Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with evcry convenience, are open all the Monting for the purposes of Disse:ting and Injecting, where Mr. BROOK ES attends to direct the Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear o Dissection. rite inconvzmienc?‘ usually attending Anatomical Investiga ::s, ar counteracted by an antiseptic Process. may he accommodatA in the House.—Oentlemen esta- Pi-hed in Practise, desirous of renewing their Anatomical Kin vk•l,N, may be accommodated with an Apartment to Dissect rovately. No. 93, ROYAL EXCLIANGE. & MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Cr , . Stock , Erokers, London, respectfully inform the Public, that 7:ketc and Shares for the present Siate Lottery, which is on *he ;.!tic low and improved plan 3. , the last, consisting of only 5000 ::311:;:ers, are on Sale at tht-ir Office as above. Tile Schen= contaills Ptizcs of ae: - .1),nr:0 5,01.0 I "10 - . A::d :0 --- 300, Stc. &e. To he all is One Day, viz. 14th February. 1810. pit paid, duly :answered, and Schemes gra:is. Oilers Vr: pie, co.tcl:, or ea: rier, accompanied with remittance, pune 'etl! ezer.tied 'l' LiSH, who sold io the LAsT.Lotteay the follow. • ing Capit3l Prizes in Shares cl s A:•2i%,00t1 2,618 ... .£2.0,000 4:".9 ... I) ... %-cn Stl3 ... 1,4)00 I `'‘) ... A ... Imo° tolo n 1,000 D s;*o 4,11.55 C 500 friends and the Public in general, to lose no time, if mew 106 to purchase 'Enters or SHARES in the NEW LOT .' I R .1 , the Drawing Begins and Finishes on the 14th• of NEC r Ntogrm. The Scheme contains 5,000 NUMRilts and 5 7).1 Pttzas, among IOW) are 4. ....... .of £20,000 1° 0f... ..... flow* 4 Siloo I '2O 5OO &c. &c. &c. n Tickets and Shares are selling at both of BISH's old established where Penons in the Country may be supplied with Flckt - .4 or Shares, by sending their Orders (Pest or Carriage pod) ltrompanied with good Bills, bank Notes, or Cash, to No. 4, CORNHILI., or 9. CHARING CROSS, C,648, the last A'AIN.OOO, was drawn on the 14th Frbanary, 1807, and Sold by Bun. SIR JAMES BRANSCONIB and Co. are now ' 1 phling Tit:eters and &wens in the NEW STATE LOT to be Drawn the 14th of FEBRUARY, IMO, an in ONE t'AY, at their Lucky Offices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. 11; Holborn, No• Haymarket, and No. 20, Strand, where they had the 114preculented good Fortune to distribute to the Public, in the I*. l . hrtt Lotteries alone, the following Capital Priacs, in Shares, N. ' 2 ,618 £2e,000 I No. 1,358 #'20, 0009 , 1 23 ‘20,000 12,767 ... 10,000 , 1 , 80177 ••• ... 0 0,000 4,SVO ••• ••• 5 /r ° ' 2,510 ••• ••• ... 90,000 15,127 ... ... 5.000 . ••• 20,0 00 18,318 5,000 sth the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 'tickets, No. 3,618 , I liviticd amongst the Fortunate Holders .£24,766, indepen drat of many £l,OOO, &c. &c. where likewise the First 4 , 31 . 1 / 1 00 Prize the only X. 40,003 Prize, and the last £25;000 1 nte. ever Shared ' in the State Lottery, were Sold in Thirty-one caarts• The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an early Purcl , ase in the present Lottery, being on the same much ap -12'.7t.11 Plan as the last, when nearly every Ticket was Sold, a T ir r •• Y presume a scarcity of Tickets and Shares will be experienced , s l ' the merits of the Plan being more generally known.— . timeiu lth Palser—PrizeS Paid On Demand. ~. ...., - . , .40 1 / 4 :\ 111. .-4:‘::: 7::•- -..., ...% ~ it. .,, ..6 . ;.•- 1 . , .. • --..1 . 4( . 1.. 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NOEL, Es q. in the Chair, Mr. TELVOS o's first general Report being read, It was Resolved, 'iliac the same should be prince i, and that Copies 0.-red should be lent by the Solicitor to the principal I.and Owners on the proposed Navigation, and to the Proprietors of the Trent and Mersey, I.oughborough, Melton, Okeham, and other Carals, interested therein, to the Ports o f Boston and Lynn, the Towns of Wisbeach and Peterborough, and to other places upon aud near the Rivers Nene and Welland, at.d to per.ons con • netted with, or likely to be interested in the intended b:avigatioe, and that Copies of the Report may be had at the Barking houses of Messrs. Davison and Co. and Rarasbottom and Co. in Lon don ; and Jackson and Johnson, in Stamford; and at the Office of Mr. William Thompson, Solicitor, in Stamford. By Order of the Committee, Stamford, Jan. 9, 1810. WILLIAM THOMPSON. FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO TIE SOLD EY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFARM —HOUSE, Barn, and. Buildings, :ill in good rep sir, and two hundred and twenty Acres of rich Meadow and Marsh Land, at Feversham, in Kent, now in the occupation of the Prop'rietor, and of which immediate posgension may be hsd.--For further particulars enquire of Mr. Coleman, Boughton Nlalherbe, Kent. TO BE DISPOSED OF, in a Fashionable Neighbourhood, ACAPITAL moderate sized HOUSE, with Stone Stair-case, detached Kitchen, ample accommodation for Servants, four-stall Stable, and Coach house. The whole, or principal part of the Furniture, must go with the House, being of the best description ; and the greater part, such as Beds, Car pets, &e. not having been used. The House and Furniture will he sold together—let as it now is for seven years certain; or for a certai. sum, the Purchaser will be entitled to all the Furniture, and a Lease for seven, 14, or 21 years. The Proprietor will treat with Principals on receiving Letters addressed to Mr. X. at Mr. Jackson's, Stationer, Oittoid-street, corner of Orchard-street; at which place, Cards to view the House may he procured. FREEHOLD, FREE. AND LAID-TAY RE DEEMED. MESSRS. BROWNE and Co. Auctioneers and Land . and House Agents, 41, Swthampton row, Blooms bury, beg to announce that they will rifer for sale, on Friday the 26th lust. at Garraway's Coffee-House, Combat, a FREEHOLD TITHE-FREE ESTATE, situate at Gildernome, near Leeds, in the County of York, known as the Old Hall, and consisting of a stone Mansion, wool warehouse, walled garden, and nine Acres (more or less) of uncommonly rich Pastaire Land, containing a quantity of clay, coal, and iron stone; together with the contigu ous scribbling, slabbing, and fulling milk, rain cirtine (12 horse power), dye.house, dying ditto, press ardr i tac,ts:ig shop, cropping and raising mills, and all other needful oot-buildings tor the con venience of a merchant or manufacturer. The NEW HALL and 144 Acres of LAND continue on sale by Private Contract. Further particulars, plan, and survey, may be• bad of the Auctioneers. GENERAL POST-OFF IC E. London, January 16, 1610. MIS MAJESTY's POSTMASTER-GENERAL have found it necessary to require, from the under-men tioned persons, apologies for their misconduct, and they are pub lishei in the hope of preventing ethers from being guilty of similar offences. FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. CAUTION. WHEREAS on the 4th day of December instant, 1, JOHN FOURACRE, servant of John Greedy, of Wellington, in the County of Somerset, Baker. being on the road between Welling ton and Taunton with a Horse and Cart, did sot make way for his Majesty's Mail Coach, in consequence whereof the coach was upset and considerable damage occasioned; for which offence the Postmaster-General ordered a Prosecution to be commenced against me, but has consented to withdraw the same on my making this publie apology; now 1, the said John Fouracre, do hereby return my •I'hanits to the Postmaster General for the great lenity he has shewn me, and hope this will be a caution to all drivers not to be guilty of a similar offence. Witness my hand, • The Mark of JOHN FOURACRE. Dated Dee. 19, 1009. CAUTION TO MIL-COACHMEN AND GT.TARDS. WHEREAS I, JOHN I'URNPENNEY,b:ing Drive:. to the I Mail Coach, et, my wry from Congleton to Coleshill, on Mon day, December the 25th, 1609, did stop at sev:ral rlaces to:i the road to drink, and thereby got intoxicated, from which iiiiscon duct, driving furiously, and bring from my soach on its re.urn• inn, suffered the Horses to set off and run Orough the Town of Coleshill, at the risk of overturning the Carriage, and therthy endangering the lives of the Passengers, and other misfortunes which might otherwise have occurred; for which r.li-der ds the Postmaster-General was determined to punish me with the ut most rigour, and if it had been prosecuted would have made me liable to the penalty incurred by the said offence, of imprisoninent• for six Months, and not less than theee ; hut trout try I, , ,vileral good character, and having a large family, have generously for given me, on my ahewing contrition for past offence, as a caution to ail mail and other coachmen, and making this p:. l )lie acknowledgment. (Signed) N TURNPENNEY. Witness, (Signed) iEnv-aan P.u.stea. JOHN DALE. C (.f nf ‘i• ,I, : I! 0 Jirr, I' . VI? c. Lit co r; es. lets, OW 6 the start 41"" S:0 111 , Oa S. ►+ ) 0 • , • 4