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WW I 644 n TIVATRE-ROYI I IL, DRURY-LANE. MOO., AY NEXT', DECEMBER 26, 1808, )Y 1 t bdr Majesties Servants will act the Tragedy of - GEORGE BARNWELL. ; g ood, Mr. POWELL ; Buoy/ell, Mr. EYRE ; ir• — ' - Genle Barnwell, Mr. SIDDONS; • sh o ood, Mrs. POWELL ; Maria, Miss BOYCE ; -Me will be.revived (for the first time these twelve years) the Pantomime of ROBINSON CRIJSOE ; Or, HALEQUIN FRIDAY. 'With the Original Music to the Flew Part. Robinson Crusoe, (first time) Mr. D'EGVILLE• *ea, Mr. MALE; P lanter's Man, Mt. FAIRBROTHER ; ""--- • Li eute nant, (wish a Song), Mr. SMITH ; Friday, (firer time) Mr. LAURENT. oneSECOND PART with Additions and Alteritions. ib r i o quin, Mr. GAR:BOIS i Mankwin; Mr. MALE; gr. FAIRER onoß ; Cloiin, Mr. LAURENT; nces. by Mastet. Laurent, Mrs. Sharpe, &c. c o op igy, the Oonwdy Of the Busy Body : Sir George Airy Gss TIAN lin, being his first appearance on Wattage. 16W a .i s booldaY. The Country Girl ; Peggy, Mrs. Jordan. w , ” PONPOIT' John Bull.—On Friday, Venoni. S , The Hone! Moon. -'..-EATRE-ROYAL., HAYMARKET. r ot MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 26, 1808, their Majesty's Servants will act the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. keeof Venice, Mr. DAVENPORT; Priuli, Mr. MURRAY. )wilier, Mr. C. KF.MBLE; Pierre, Mr. COOKE. ibidere, Mn . BIE.AUMONI', front le Theatre-Royal in Glasgow, (her second appearance is ..ondon.) her which will be revived, with additional splendour, she cele brated Pantomime of • HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. The Scenery, Maalnery, &c.. are entirely new. Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; 'Colin, oftrrwardb Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, km. 'Squire Bugle , afterwards Cl own, Mr. GRIMA.LDI; Saw Bcy, (with a Hornpipe) Miss WOROMAN ; Colinette, (afterwards Coldmbine) Miss ADAMS. Totanciude with two entire new Scenes : the first represent- Rums of the late Theatre-Royal, in Cetwent-Garda!, doges to a New Theatre. Xia Monday, 'The Man of the World. 011 Irtibesday, the Grand MeloDrartic Opera of the !tile. air, the Tragedy of Othello. Oa Mdar tke Oornedy of the to Body. .ANATOMVAI. " R. CAVUE will commencellii Sprinearolf IsRLS on ANATOMY, SUM.GEItY, IT tbe ath January.—Particulars may be Innis's:, bl Is Mr..Qacisse, No. 30, Dean-street, Soho. pIigITUTIO:4, ABUSES, ANI;) DJ . IFECirSO) ThE MILITARY EffrABLISNI 4 4I 4 T. . REDHEAD YORKE'S WEEKLY. yOLrricAL REVIEW of Saturday, December the 24th, in :—The.Third Letter to Leta CASTLERILACII, on jukstitutino, Abuses, and Defects of the Military Establish e 'third No. on the State ,of Europe--Remarks on the Alexauder Dxvison--Contrast between the Hero of to and zhe heroes of Cintra, with various other articles. =Lby Hughes and Has rius 51, Russell-Coort Covent e the preceding narnben sad volumes of Mr. Yorke's OW be had. • - oilitTWO DAYS io DRAW, and ilia fialiow. log CAPITALS in the Wheel : , ' S of Je 20,000 3 of ,Cl,OOO I 10,000 5 500 1 5,000 &c. &c. &c. I L4ssi Day of Drawing will be TUESDAY, December 27, Tickets and ehares warranted undrawn, on Sale by RICH , XDSQN, GOODLIkK and Co Corner of Bank Buildings, bid, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross, Wks; the only Offies that ever Sold in Shares, Two Prizes ot 1 ?3,090, and lu the last Lottery, two Prizes of X 20,000 also in THE NEXT OF KIN OF JOHN SMITH. IF any Persons, satisfactoril? shelving themselves to be the neat of kin of JOHN SMiTit, formerly Assistant Sur- Don to the 75th Reghtent of Foot, and lately Surgeon to the Id Regiment of Foot, who died at Madras on the 84th day of Mpat,lBo7, will apply to Messrs. Benbow and Hope, of Lin esio't la, Solicitors, they may hear of something to their ad yesge.—lt is supposed that the said John Smith was born in the Cmaty of Galway, in Ireland.—December 20,1808. A GOOD BARGAIN. TO BE SOLD, for Twenty-three Guineas, a capi- W SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTE, with additional I:M*44 &c. late the property of a Lady, who has exchanged k fur a Grand Piano-Forte; the above Instrument coot Thirty tit and is as good as new.—May he seen from eleven 4 far o'clock, at No. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester-square ; it has INist very little used.—lf it is wanted for the country, a Packing CON CU he made for an additional Guinea and a Half. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. GENTLEMEN, &c. possessed of incomes arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, Marriage ltlecanns, or any other property, and those of respectability personal security only to offer, may be supplied with the verace any part of the above Sum, on paying Annuity Interest brie owe, with liberty to return the Principal at the pleasure tithe Borrower, and the business completed without the expo ser; action, and delay usually attending these transactions. Letters addressed (post paid) to Mr. Hemming, N 0.23, Saville row,hatingen-street, London, will be duly answered, but no persons/applications will be received. . • A VALUABLE NEW YEAR'S GIFT FOR YOUTH. This day was published, in one volume, Bv o . price As. board s, THE YOUTH's PRECEPTOR ; or Moral Con- i duct or from the Academy to Manhood : a Wor k, the Re r_„ actual Experience, and adapted to the Level of Youth ful a:yr:Landin g . To which is added, as an Incitement to the Study ritb it in Crown Youth, during their Hours of Relaxation from "en, an Essay on the extensive Utility, Advantages, and Allvianant, of Mathematical Learning. By DAVID MORRICE. L'adont Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jonls (Sueetio" ably. H.D.4ymonds), No. co, Paternoster-row. % Possessed of the rinciples which this Work inculcates, a lwt4will not barter a. single grain of honour for the most spiels ; nor betrsy his country, even though a ahlrid were to he tile bribe. TO THE AbMIRERS OF A FAIR SKIN. Tie CELEBRATED POLISH VEGETABLE SOAP PASTE.' JDELCROIX has prepared the above valuab le SOAP PASTE from a recipe of Mr. Baor, astir, his friend, Prauem Chemist, in Warsaw, who is the sole Inventor ofshis Pftus Composition, which has been Universally approved of by rename( the first rank inhabiting that bleak and frozen country, mi *Mill, Weenie' bin', and Whitening the Skin, and allowed eurtain preventative against the cold air chopping the face 1 ,1 beads, an agreeallle perfume, and a most pleasing and effi telt Soip for shaving. This article cannot be offered at a more UPI" dive than in the whiter season, when a trial of two days ie l 'Dte Its peculiar virtues, as well as its superiority over evm7 exy of the kind ever presented to the Public. Wholesale by the Proprietor, No. 56, Polandostreet; and l eatl r the IhinciLtal Perfumers to Tema and Country. : - cd ),- r 4 ..........„. , I SATURDAY, PICTUALLIWG.OPFICE, &mak, 22, DIM C THE ' COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLIWG HIS 11141SSTra NAM", do hereby gig: Notice, That on Monday the 23d of January next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for the sup ply of what FRESH FEEF shall be demanded for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Island of Guernsey, for twelve months certain, from the 4th of February, 1809, and further until -six months warning shall be given en tither side for the termi nation thereof ; the mode of payment io be bat Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract maybe seen at the Serpretary's Office, at this Office, dr by applying to the Postmaster at Guernsey. No regard will he had to may Trader is which the price she:Bet& inserted in words et length, or that shall sot he delivered to the Bfard6c. fore one o'clock on the :Mid Monday the 231 1 . Jassmary moth ! IF" maim the Perm, who maks the reader, or some F MOM ea hit 441.16 atm& to answer when calla for. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, New Bitteoa-sretar. BLACKWIll+Illi; Empowered by Act of Parliament, for Insurance from Fire, NA on Lives; 'and for the Grant and Purchase of Annuities. INSURANCES falling due at Christmas, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. Abite silents are made, according to the plea which originated with this Company, on the Premiums of all Pixie Insuraoces out of London. A large advantage is allowed on Life Insurance; and every facility is afforded by which the interest and convenience of the public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Sec. 0 1 , The Company's Office for the West-end of London, is at N 0.97, near Olford-street, on the West-side of New Bond-street. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHANIPTOW-irrREET, STRAND, I.O:CDnN. Under Parliamentary License. TRUSTEES, Hid Give the Pm; of RoxLAstb, K. G. The Most Noble the MARQUIS olinctneosnm, K. G. The Right Honourable the k AIL Of NORTHAMPTON. The Rient Honourable the EARL of Bucussionamsitiax. The Right Hooostfable she Eau. of Urea* Ossoar. WILLIAM Pluto, Est M.P. SlittOritinnait6,Esq. 14. 1 p. THE unprecedented approlmticnt which this esta.- -blishment has received in all parts of the Country, confirms the Directors in their opinion of its usefulness, and induces cheat again to represent the distinguishing principie of the Association to a discerning All persons, who continue insured with this Association Severn Years, whether their Policies be originally taken out for sews years, er be renewed annually, participate equally with the °nit nal Subscribers in such profits as inay have accrued during that time. With this advantage they have the peculiar and valuable assurance of not being liable to make good the losses of others, as the sole responsibility is undertaken by an entensive Association of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who have subscribed an ample Ca pital to guarantee the engagements of the Office. These Profits are considered to be very certain, as the Office has i. selectiOis of the best business, audits rianagement.is unen cumbered by large and numerous salaries; the Trustees, Direc tors, and Auditors act gratuitously. Farming Stock insured generally, without the average clause, at the reduced rate of is.,per cent. No charge is made for Polcies on removal from other offices. Pawns insuring for seven years by one payment, are charged for six year* only. ' • . Losses have been always ;nada goad by this Office, without deduction or discount. . 3. T. BARBER, Managing Director. g./. Agents are appointed in all the principal'Towns, who are likewise Agents to the Provident Life Office. CHICHESTER.—TO BE SOLD DY AtlcticiN; At the Custom House, Chichester, on Wednesday, the 284 gay of December, 1808, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, 'I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been seized and legally condemned, viz. For P - rivite Use only. 262 Gallons Brandy-21 Ditto Rum-46 Ditto Geirm, Of legal Strength for Dealers. 9S Gallons Brandy—l 4 Gallon Rum. 71111 m. Raw toffee. Samples of the above Goode may be seen at the Cuitom House, (in Office Hours) the day before, and morning of Sale. N. B. A Deposit of t 5 per Cent. will be required. SIR ARTHUR WELLESLEY'S NARRATIVE. This day was published, illustrated with three Military Plans of the Battles and Movements, price SsGd. AN ACCOUNT of the SI - 10 RT but SPLENDID J. .1. CAMPAIGN of the Right Honourable General SIR AR THUR WELLESLEY, K. B. preeediog the Convention of Cintra.—Printed for Stockdale, junior, 41, Pall-Mall. Those who have unfortunately purch ased any other than Stock dale's Proceedings of the Court of Enquiry, will be gratified by making the above interesting addition to it ---- SUPERIOR MS. SERMONS. 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