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~~ -~ ~': 'w.~ i • • - . NvItBEIt 8683. THEATRE ROYAL, 1/1411tY.1.ANE. T INS PRESENT EVENIWG,' their Majesties' servants will petitions he Tragedy oi. HAMLET, PRINCE-OF DENMARK. Haslet, Mr. RYAN-. Arier which (sixth time), a hew iniperb Pantomime, called THE VALLEY OF DlittvlONDS ; Or. HARLEQUIN KINDIBAdb. With new Mush. Scenery, lYktchinery„ presses, g c . IN (Nrture and Musk comvosedby_Mr.'ll4.l). Coast. • Pintsuninse produced by Mr. Kisirr. the Saida; (afierwalls Harlequin), Mr...HAR.T -t ; AN-Awrieus; the Diamond Merchant (afterwards Pan. • 1,1 0 s), Mr. BARNES; Clown, Mr. KIRBY ; LtWputian Sailor' '4 , 1,,tb a Hornpipe) Miss GLEIN-11,LL, a child only five years at 0,1 hrst appearance on any Stage).; Diansonella (the Fairy pf 41 „ yogy), MIS: POOL E; Fairetta, Daughter of the Diamond Merchant (afterwards Columbine), Miss VALLANCV. The new Pantomime, called 'Flie Valley of Diamonds, will be mated every evening. • • •, ' Oa Monday Mr. Kean sail appear for tlsp . fimr t i me in the 'diluter of Romeo. Tuesday, The Ninth Startle, Ind the Cligedy'of 'Wednesday, The School for Scandal, tbeElvsgedy of )Lathias.... ' V" -"` I THEATRE' ROYAL., COVENT-GAItDEIL• THIS PRESENT ELE g N: d TI/s ioG , 6 , '„gtieleth the • - 'ItHE .G.AME*TER. . • - Ike e ffey, Mr. YOUNG. Mrs. BeifelleYs nu O'NEILL' • l i fter whirl) time.) a New grand p antn iam e . a u e d HARLEQUIN -WHITTINGTON ; • 4)4 LOW/MAYOR OF LONDON. twi t y, envirgly new Scenery, Machinery, Drisses,..kc. The Oveitore atid Made whiiposed by Mr. WALL. The wholaarranged er. Mr. Farmer. - VA Whittington, (afterwardi liarlequin),' Mr. BOLOGNA, .• AlJerniarr Gobble, Watt wattle Pantaloon ), Mr. NOR ggiN; Dame Cicely . Soot (afterwards Gown), Mr. GRI MALDI ; Mr. Fitzwerren (the Merchant), Mr. TINNEY ; Captain Cross-th'..Litte, Mr. SLADER ; .Longo.Fiaro-Bony.-0, (Ling of Barbary), Mr. BY:ALL; Young Savoyard, Master VILLIAMS.; Squabba (Queened Barbary), Madatuoiselle MO > U.l; Miss Micatafterwersio Columbine), Mrs.•PARICILR ; libthe (Genius of Ihttuatry), Mt. WOROMAN. hiLe course of 'die Scenery will be introthiced, Buckingham with a 'flew . of 4g Balloon, Groond, as at she Fete of the o f Await -•lir ibis Kenn, ati sucknt of a Balloon ana Para &KW WOisrarinn, carer/14 M.-Blanche Gatnerin, who lrili Amend is the Parachute hoot the roof, over the audience on to the Stage. fledge and l'agoda over the Canal in St. James's ?ark, illeolicated. the. Fortifieatiox whack ebinges• to else Temple of Coneord,wltere will be eiditbited by Signior Bugled thi k tctbrated Artificer o f . Tivali), a grand Ind novel display of • . - . • Ilse sew Pantomime of Harlequin Whigtingtoo, Lord Mayor if Leaden, will be.repeated every evening 'till fordtiencifice. Monday, the Flay of The TetnyWat: Tanday, the 'Fragedy of Vet ice served. • : WellieSday, the Comic Opera of Love La a ItOlage: • ; Thistwhy, the Tragedy of . •• • . • ••• Fotew of . Bondy ; with John di Paris. - --- r._ DR. DAVIO'S.OI4II.I4E B, O94 II) WIF RY-. R. VAV IS, Phyuctap ko thf o UtwieffkLyitiesn I Heigital, Mill `comnicate'e Ciotae-Of Lectirk.l on Pr! *lid Practko of Mann VERY; kind 4. me V itifIASP MN iced CULIJift§N, ou Wt9itsloAri ib r t 4th of at a quarteerastlep o'ClOoi 3 / 4 to! .-12 . 4:If s. ?_it_boot: . .. „ ,iiihm estiorte4treet, Bodtord-svare. " • Accoinfoo.iatimis for aio'Hosis • • .-n. ' VIFTY CAPITAL .PILIZIIS - .4N r . 'Jilt NEW .I. • Tun STATE 1.01111kY; of 111,0)o Tickets, to legit Dtawhwon WEDNEBVAV, 71.dt JAMAII.Y. 1815. • SCHEME CONTAIN S , 2 of sCeO,QOO are £ 40 , 000 * 2 ..:».... 16,000 . 2... ....•....i ' 20,000 . • It • ....• .b••• 9, t 000 - ...r 40)00 • ' . 4 ..... .... ' 1,000 • • - 1 ........ , - 500 ..:.4.t 3,000 . 5 ... .. . 450 ~; , 3,200 70 ..,..... no ." .... : sokoo • sto , 3,e00 . . And 2,272 Prloes,.lroin CI Oote .81 5. - • • TI6ILLTS and S9AI ES are Selling by • RIC H A IWSON, (4001)LUCK, and Co. Cootraston fez Oat Linter7.2t their Offices. the Corner of Bank . tending*, Cornhti, and facing the King Mews, Charing-Cross. BY HIS hdßididfrlrli ROYAL PATBNT. . . ITHE PATENT 'ANTI-ATTRITION COM -11 POSIIIOI4 is theehearst and best Mat ever yet disco • l ured fee Ships' potions"; inetead.of Copper ; to preserve Calges' Weilisiog rubbed its the Ilawse.holes,lnstead of ante, Service; ilielbausaing; -theltigginrorShiptirollt the' Weather, Mid froni Itiig chafed, instead of Tar, " Pittelinceng Service, for the Sides and Carriages of Onus ; .to tatters Leather attd Canvas biter-proof; and to prevent the trete" of frictitsn in Steam. Ziliirwis Mills, sugar-Mills, 'Threshing-Mills (or other ImPle. meat& of Husbandry generally used by .Eativers), Carriages, teachea,Wamons. Carts, austilesilwery Of every allserrption. k kali° she hat thing to preserve the Dierks of Sword., and all &in& of Polished Steel Articles Viten rust. It will likewise pre: Wye iron Heaps Wever.hutte, Cass s, Tubs, Spouts, Pests , Rail% Oates, Par s Paltog, )3een EoOfirts i 'and every hiud.ol . Wiled, and IVooden Busklings L „ . froth the We'arher, Warm, ajtd Dry.ltot,,tither in the Mai or Wert hurler, or in any Climate; Wit wilt not only preserielrenßail.Ways tram corroding and *toting out, but' also reader Ow Draught so light, that nee Horse will do the*orii of two • • One Printing or the Contpoktlon Is, In some cases, equal to One Hundred appßeaticitut of PO, 'Tallow, or apy ether laud of Grease, Paint,. or - Far,•ond the Public rave by its pie from, 11:".• to VAC per•teit: witelusive of preventing the Wear and Maci6ngyfs Wheel% dr..c, ike. which is a raving of Inc ome more this) that of "living nineparts out of ten, and qe- Illklitan be is dean bt its wmiting, or Live ;o little trouble. • Eutd, for the Patentees, al No. 40, Chiring.erosi, near lets "slidah'ity, London; and, by their aPpoltument at most Ship Chandlers Promos Booleselkm, Lib ra ries, Stationers, Deug g sty , Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Claire., coadmiakeri, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-offices,. Oil and Cultior-shops, Sadleti, and rhopke lees in the United KingdoM, talons, price qs. ed.; 101; dd.; One Guinea, and 'lwo Guineas eadi. The smallest site Box eoutuins a Qoaetity enTicient to Prime a Four Wheel Carriage Four times, with whic h i t will run t 7. Verde of Sic 'Thousand Miles, without applylng any thing el=e to the A:lest-eta; and One Half-Goias Boa contains a sedl c.,,%t quantity for a Stage Waggon to tneel-Thkty.three Thou. Miles; and it will 'work with Wood ATletrees,..or with coutraon Buses and Aaletrees of any klnti.—The most. satisfac t,,r; proofs of the merits of this discovery may be seen at 'the P.e . eriees' Office, and also at their Agents. a * The Public must be on their guard against a spurious. C 6 n l Polkien. which is sometimes attemptecktrr be foisted upon them, to prevent the Effects of Friction, instead of which it .i. tnprtous to Machinery, &c. and none is genuine but that for wadi a Patent has been obtained. To prevent Imposition, the rettionc given whit each Bum 'resigned " W. D. Bellamy," arid Countnof Somerset. E; the un - aersigned FRA F IEMLORRII, OWNEIISI and Occutteas of LAND, bill 'Wave to request your at tention to convene o -Meeting of.tke,Eitaluotor as, Ovitlaas, and Oct e flees of 1 . ...iNn, within , tire County of Somerset, to take into consideration the propriety of presenting a Petition to Parliament for the repeal of the Property Tao, or if any part' f that system of Taxation shouldbe thought the most advlarablos gliothod of raising the Ravenoei of the Country, fiat then such li "Iptlificatipti t.f tire Law way take pjaoe so as not to bear so init.: litqtially on the Landed Interest, and so particularly onerous to liso Patentor and the Occupier of Land. Wro. liauning. Charles Gordon Gray. Sand. Skurray Day. J. Wiksbire.. Thos. S. Bajward.' .1. Phelips. M. Blake. Wm. Ispeke. Benj. Hobbouse. ' Rohr. Ihtermare. G. M. 11. Napier. Rich. Thos. Curate. D. S. Moncrieffe. Wm. Pine, Jobn Goodford. T. S. Horner. In.conoequence of the I oregoing Requiislion, 1 appoint a Meet dpi of the Wristrolders, Owners, andtOatal?larr at Laud, ' , hallo Count* of Somegpet, to bz held at the Assize Hill, in Writs, jta Motiday, the 9tlaitto of .lanitarrnelit, it - Eleven &Clock in tbchrteuuon. GEOKGE riDWAKD ALLEN, Sheriff. Bath Hampton, Dec. SRO a ts.. ^ . ' 1 1 . • DEAF AND DUMB.-EDUCATION. • CLERGYMAN of the Church of England, tiaiding upon Ids Living; within so miles of London, who has been engaged ten years in the education of:the Deaf and Dumb upon' the improved principle of the Abbe Sic.ud, of the Public Institute at Paris, - has now a vacancy for one or two Purls..:--Akidress Croat paid) to the Rev.,ll. D. at Messrs. Pre vost's, N 0.13, George-street, Mansion louse. • MO NE Y. • NO LEYIEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, that they may be suppled with Money to any amount, on terms equal ro mortgage, secured on Freeltii4 Copy. bold, Leasehold Laud, or Houses, Money in the Funds. Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymens' Livings, ot awf other 'leeway. Persons of respectability may be supplied on thetr prsonal securi.y only. Gentlemen will lint: es ery liberal accom modation, without delay. Application front twelve IQ two, or letters (poet-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, Soath•strtet, Berkely-square. - --- AMILItS,. LADIES in particular, who con - . imiortant to provide themaelves with COFFE.B add F - SUGAR of genuine or 'lathe quality only, may at all dines top alertly rely on being so suppbed'at the under-mentioned Esta blishment The finest Dutch Coffee, raw, at 2s. .per lb. and roasted, at fi. 6d. per and the best Bri , ish Plantation Coffee, raw, at Is. 9d. per lb. and roasted, at 2a. 3d. Perth. The Wilk may also rest assured that Bastard Sugars and East India Sugars are n6t suffered to be introduced ; and that Refined and Double refined Stigma, and West India Raw Sugars ouly,of the best paw I.tiee, will continue to be sold at this Establisluntat. Coffee Mart and Rugar Vararehbuse, No. 2, Skinner-stroet, Snowball, established 1811 ,by Mr. DILACO , under the authority of the Committee of British Coffee Planters and Merchants, W. HOLDEN, Esq. Treas. and Sec. . . . CHRISTMAS 'PRESENT S . Ws day were published, slegsntly printed M One Winne, trim"' • Octavo, price ts. in boards, • . 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A DrIRABLE LEAUHOI,I3 ESTATE. 1.1. he under till Earl or caosvemax; e:lmptiling a corn. pace Otvell;ni-limite, ill I ua - e No. 1 t L`pp!r Brook-Meet & Orcureltveaquare . ; ehati!teptg,un the upper /navy, throe Sker. tocrooult; Oa the second-0 Am, two lled•eleamlbere anis D'its9a iug-rooeu ; on ;Le fast eaor, two Orawiatraoati and a Boudoir; grusir.d Bun., D'.olog-roa;ei, Breakfast-parluur, aO4 San-1.4641; b.t,rnn rot s Holiskeeper's Roam Blidec's Pantry % —rants' detacletd ittli/eas, Scullery, bleeder, ice. ; Yard. 4 -•- and a threerdeli Stable, wl:h Lott aad ataa's tooil • fIROSVE MOOS:SO UAIM. • Spalost elegailt MANSION, tttls extensive 01Ism Cosid. Amuse, *acacia hiabist., fice..Btc. TO BE PIiREMPT.IaILY S01.1)Slt AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'A Cot:a-house, 'Change-alley, eatahill, ell Than • day, the stall JantiarY, 1415, at • l'teelve,o'Cluelt, with lantaas, dime possessiqn, A cAviT.AL,• Spacious, Elegant MANSIOI4, Li. recently enlarged and Improve) at • Very tossiderafila espense, amiplainted with uvery ac..balinotlatsan fat slava/0e the first Distinction ; situate near the centre, oa the Ittorltt#l4lll =of Giosvenor-square, • . The_ PROPERTY era NOpLrMAN, • • ! •held fora long rertn, antler die-Start of Geostssoat at NW Ground nut ; containing, an the Upper htsrey, sit. Slrepinr. ,rouses, &c ; as the Second Sto..ey, four principal ILtd cham bers, Detesting-room, and Water-elana; on tits First Floor, two• :Illations toffy Dravilog-room,, with wiadovis to the Llsor ia. freht, .rapealarto beleonies, cutrimaniesting by folding doors—a a capital 11.4 chamber,Dressinkrnotti,aad Water-closet; Omutal. • Oar, :Zaaposs4l2ll parinl, Vestibule or laner-hall, capbal -Pruicipal -and Sceondatsy Stone Staircase, a spacious Ewing-pars' 'lout, handsomely lii tied upP, c,mntnelimi; Library, llressirsr ronnt, and Room beyond, Weer-cto.eT, the 1314:146y1t • are iOlfices of all descriptions. suitable to such an E-tabl shinent, 'with Cedars, Vault:, &c. Datached, an excellent Kitchen, eat.:* ''Larders, and Servants' Sleeping Apartmeints oiler,. a capital.. seven-nail Stable, Stantlog for l'wo Carriages, Corn ma Har ess-rnom, Coachnan's Sittillz.r.sona, and 111:3-chatntser aud lApartments for Mcn To be viewed by Tickets. P...rticulars may he had on the Pro— ses ; at the Subscription flouses, Sc. Loaues-street and. Pall Mall ;'of Mesa s.'renant and'llarrisen, SAlciton, Gras% Ina ; Oarraway's ; anti of Mr. Robins, ‘N'arstiek-attect, 0314117 •. of whoai fink-r 9 for viewing may be had. GtOltOr,yAßD, Tit IA E 4 Capital COACH.ROUSFA,with 400 MS over. , TO 131.(PkliE1viP eottli.‘ 501.0 13Y AUCtION, ; _ • • uf ROISINA L Y m 4410 't - Irl;;*4• - hiuie,' et lal COS oat , the with Jlieary, £Bl3, at TWckge O'Cloat, • •A LEASZiiOLD EiTATE ; comprising a liiitlCK-11111LE V..IF.CIIOIt, situate 4:n the North mo. • of Gtorge•yas4, ;rieiveno.--.Nuare; containing Three Coach,. accuminxiation ,for Two Carriages in eac4. with Room. over. To he Vitwed by apply'n; en the PreAlees,where Particulirs . • may : hal; of Wiesara.Tenant and.Harri.on, Gray's Inn-square: . and of Mr. Robins, Warwia-street, Golden•equare. ' • PARK LANE, Oveidooking lifynt-Pail% KENSINGTON ZARDEX3, and CORI. mondial/ the beautiful SCrS: SAT of the. Sue aeV HILLS. CAN I'AL FAMILY MANSION, with OFFICES of all de scriptioos, Tates COACII -HOE SES. and STABLES for Etnoto Houses, and yi ECE bf LADD opposite, edjoining the PARA. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By Mr. ROBINS, At Gartaway's Coffee-House, 'Cliange•Allty, Cornhill, on INVESDAT, January ES, 1815, at Twelve o'clock, VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, aomptising a most desirable and commodious FAMILY MANSION, adapted in every respect for the accommodation of .a Farnrly of the First commando % the highly Pie- • tureirpie View of Hyde Park, Kenslagton-Gardens. and exten sive Prospects over the Surrey Hills, in the occupation of a No. 41emati tie Christmas, 1816, at an hr.proved Rein, with a Piece of Groupe% opposite and adjoinin? Hyde.. Park.. The Hausa eorstains, on the Upper Stacey, two handsome Sitting Rooras in frost, with French Winiows, and four Bed- . Rooms; Second St ortil, Six ilea-Chambers; two DeAsing•Roonss,, and Iwo Wster-Closere; Principal Storey, a neat Aini-Room. two Drawing-Ron:us, elogainly fct.m.l up, Fr`..iiels Windows to the Bow s oroutio,oo a Iwo:my erconwa-siotthe Front of the House,. la Ladies Morning-Ronne, lireAta.t.itamn, principal Ced-cliarn [ bar, with Vioict, Attetidant's•knankind W ater-Dosrt ; Ground- . Pkl F, itlaitdionte Paved Entranto4lll4 - caiikal Bowed Eating vihrlour, prostipsl and ramutaryltaireases, Hurler's-Room and Pantry, tiosofolarepresilosinsi Sentritme'-Hell, die.: Demised-. I TM% Coul.LASor, rooin Scullery, Larder, Wash- • Eauifery, capital Cellars foe. Winr Beer, &c.; Areas; Viott‘. and Retrains' totnnce t c ipyal Sables for Light Horses, - three' Coach:Mahe% Lofte and Tiette-Rointts over. " To be viewed by- Tickets • Parbaslars on the PtfiliGes • at ;,„ and uf : AS:Apt:ls,, Warwick-4trort. Golden, 'Nam '; icecst spit, v.iesy ov.ossi Ise }id. . ~J~' t~l Qt't It ING and 14,4 APO I‘. ANCHOVlES,hotouch'drafte A . It it is unnecessory.t. starq the portables 'lleli be yeti in Ccoskery, akd the cseneenieutilrot lei ili!? !quid to -0.. b ~04.. b.... . ittroN 4 iiid MA itots hope Pkiittl iAthe,aolinfili4lice o. iaNiltT (*Mrs, AM sitheit;• 14 IMP% ihit•utdoet - ifttention ithisowity tf their Humes sit Aniltdvfet; klsey., spare neitheittyuble uor Open:4 hi !tied 4 II& tz pleasant* and economical Fi%irSAuce :hot ,IK..precuied, are . tally assured of tieing general tats*' .. liiie rise - now shoidd be kept well eorke.l, and will het , -in i n n 'tifielati.. Aboohe mirchadinteeti LEMO4I ACID. petivared, them, This Acid possee.esal . the stratetil &wear and is nelhoced lot every domeitic inirp9o.7..sels , gofre,l, in Sit . j. kitt'Snopl, Jellies, Ices, ke. t Wm 'Punch, Unahnude, end Shrub, 6 is's° . to disaneve inineidlotstle, which proems the priming Lemons at table, , . • . _ • Thet also recommend heir PO . RTAELE LEIVI L ONA DE, packets of iti. for eightitumblers, which oply requir e s the'' ' tion.of water. Their fERATED LEMONADE, In bones tumblers, has ale met will hest dentand, A' . fasblooable beverage... , , . • 'Chili SODA , P9V/DEES, inbotet r .. - • ..- 1 c144,1 1 / 4. - ..• ji, T \ tig & . . ~ .. . - • -V • .'• • • .' '. 4 4 . ........: 4 ;? 4,1 •41cE. -7-4."4 :"T:: 36; • . W.._ -.6444-- `' - • -ap- . ' - • 4' 4 . ---- " 4 " . .._, t ..' '.' 3 4 : ..., ~_l }. •• '•' ~ . 4 41 , • - 1 41 A, , ~____ . 7 _ --r. 4.-- - :-- - ' -- • 17' - ,:e .1 ~. _L. A . OP' A' , „, ; ;').611).1%, t., ~ , ~ f -. • . . _ 1- '-' i• . r. ~ . , tr.( ' ~ ~,, , 4111 ,.. ... ' e s ;, ":,4, -44. • .0, N...... , litt .fit .1 . -ti ...; 13 vi ► ill f ::, , ;.Y '. .4 LIP Viiir3eitt)i I ! 'r" - . ~ . . ..., . t.. . •-I ' i ( . ' ' • • -. • I 51..10.1.t rn ' .. . ••%,__ 1? . . . -. 1 . . 4;14t. 4rW I. ' 44 .16 ' r . 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Iptibotel AjbanSolicitors,SconeVidlik L;ar,iht.. fib ; at olco;stM4criptlan Itaits;l4. 4 iimettlib screvt sled P 41 1 ,4,401% at.llarrikwifs; and Mr. Robing, War. wick.areet. Golden,squart„ at Ythstp tirkiit ftar vigirbka kin/ br had. rick-street. Geddes" I P4 - I E EN I C E: of iti . ' . fitit Faith - ft scour. WbitllNlsils Satire may tethallitist no:hoer, t.,., emceentenpnce of the iiLetatvet - e't tention td' • eltsli wYI Fatiliou t e td of tt tbactoonolcilwa; =T . Ireemiel, V um Itie "sum !M in Alf:4llm lisitased , onlY b . ! • &tenor of the Leman, Yillire the trait is re- It nukes most owe!. so finely powdered as the. usual trouble of . • Lf jlit i lAClE, in opt, - req the addl- . WAN at U. Inc eight 1, as* is become a very ' Sttrmblers, at 21.94. RIC Actt), one ounce 1.4 e sod ork di 5 .`4 -ag ji w.nLI itet All 1 :ktce `! tn, 4. ski : so fa* r t o tC 1 11 kW mv 1 . if, V tutiks tick, 1 aso 4 aug rel Of;t11 W dr.biliLY habits, cAr cuptl x~ be, ey g totbta " e. !U nto inn ree l r teka.l 4 oti pt~SC 1 reoirid lencr pits Void; d o g tsee has g.l6' ee the" ith WWI I WI I • . I [ ~'. WO". Tit Is Cr >I 941 i 4 ;n of it to where L, they I 111.