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_ ... • . . . ! -•')., i. 'ilk 1, .... i . A... ..... i A . 4 i'• • .. - . • ". .."•../... (a r . ~.4 1 14* . .... ki4 ; • • f I'' ‘ ,.. "_, ____ 1. / .. '-.1. . , - . I. 1 : 111 4 - AIP 7 1 - , 1 frk , 4 0 0 •••• ...... —_._ ...... ..'' , .. c 7.t .t. . • . . - .~--_- _ L = . , • $:.;1 ... , _ _ 1. 2: ita , SATURDAY, JAN UA, N is: it. 71461 Y 27, 1810. Y .4 LO. S. NEW 'FHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 29, 1810, will be acted the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. MURRAY. Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. COOKE. Dtzke of Buckingham Mr. CRESWELL. Dike of Norfolk, Mr. CHAPMAN; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. I.EGER ; D c eLess cf York, Mrs. EMERY; Lady Anne, Miss NORTON. ;r!iicll will he added the New Comic Pantomime of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ; Saxes, Ts. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price 2e. Gallery Cs. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery ;s. Ivesing—The Merchant of Venice; and Harlequin Pedlar. T l e New Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, continuing to be received •inta unbounded applause, will be repeated every even. Ing oil further notice. ORA fORIOS-AT PLAT-HOUSE PRICES► NBNir I HEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 30, 1810, will be performed the Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. Composed by G. F. HANDEL. L'.:loi Past the First, a Concerto by Mr. SAMUEL WESLEY, r. the New Organ, (built by Allen, expressly for these Per ,-„Arizees; in which he will introduce a Fugue of Sebastian Bach's. Principal Performers : Miss PARKE, Signora GRIGLIETI, Miss BOLTON, And Mts. BLAND. PEILLIPS, (his first appearance in these Ferro/mane*, Mr. GOSS, lkift. PYNE, Mr. TAYLOR, And Mr. BEI. , I.AMY. t ::der of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY, Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. ',lit reLiainde- of the Band and Chorusses, will be itUltleroll6 re mnplete, and consist of upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Kr Private Perfarimmce may be had at a day's notice. has I a. onic E. TiCab es are 'fie* owes. ca• :argr 'roars. “.:rs for the Boxes to be taken of Arr. BamrsoN, at the Bos t,- is Hart-street. Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven. Boxes 7s. Ph 3s. 6d. ,Gallery Is. Uprer Gallery is.", 11.1 if Pride at Nine o'C..look. Correct &arks of the Performance to be had in the Theatre 8 0 7, price S'.apence—those sold in the streets are spurious. c. The New Comic Pantomime continulug to be received with universal applause and shouts of laughter, will be repeated ever; Evening till •fsartber notice. PAVILION THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. Ittablished by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY '29, 1810, e.ild ev , try Evening next week, the laughable Burletta, called THE STAGE STRUCK BUTLER. A New Grand Indian Spectacle, called THE TERRIFIC BROT HERS ! la the intervals of the Stage Entertainments, Extraordinary Equestrian Pli,biUty ef Action. 're which will be added (7th time) an entire New Pantomime, with nouvelle Transformations, &c. called THE LEGACY ;_ Or,UARLEQUIN SPENDTHRIFT. Hatlilltis, Mr. Pearce; Clodpok (the Clown), Mr. Hartland; Pentium, Mr. Davis ; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. ?WM 4s.—l'tt 21.--Galler7 ls--Doors open half6past five, begin at half-past six.—Second price half-past eights F.qu..trian Tintion by able Masters from ten till three o'clock. EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE. EIINOR THEATRE,' CATHERINE-STREET, STRAND. MR. INGLEBY, EMPEROR of ALL CON JURORS, cannot help returning his most sincere thanks to the Nubility, Gentry, and Public in general, for the unbounded ratron4gc ht has this season received; and what ii snore congc ;A to Lii feelings is, that his Auditors every evening, more or ± . u, have been composed of the most distinguished characters iu !fit Cation, who have upon all occasions universally expressed themselvt.s that they were convinced, in addition to his own wonderful Abilities, that Miss Yoc No and Master I). INot env , fron their matchless Performances on the Slack Wire and Slack Rope, would shortly take wings and Ey. Bares os. 6d.—Pit 2s.—Callery IL—Places for the Boxes to betaken from Eleven till Two o'Clock. GEORGE'S HOSPIIAL AND GEORGE'S-8 CREE.T, HANOV ER-SQUARE. N MONDAY, February sth, a COURSE of O LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will re ,:..rnence in George-street, at the usual morning hours; on the %Lt.;.ientics at Eight—the Practice of Physic at Half-past Eight tAe Chtmistty a Quarter after Nine. - 34 GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. Rhy.iie'an to St. George's Hospital, of the College of Physicians, Ice. Cll.-.l:a' Lcrtures arc given as 'until on the Patients in St. Lioapital, every t;aturday Morning, at Nine o'clock. MES . S.MAN. - APERSON, who can give the most satisfactory eer(r.tit to the Regiment he Las now the honour to serve, elt , ;rous of Messing a Regiment of the Line, or Militia. ALL:I-,c, (cost paid) R. W. at Mr. Clifford's, General News, sicl der, Bill-Yard, Templc-E.tr COOK AND 430USEKLEVER A.4TED in a Gentleman's Family, a professed Cr.,'; and Housekeeper ; she must be perfectly mistress of t:!inhCr,cket y and French Cookery in the best style, and must •Coafectionary and Preserves, remarkably clean in kr person, and the best c!laracter in every respect will be its• Tape. A .iVf on Saturday th e :id of February neat, between the hours Ete4l.l • rwn, at N., 24, South street, Atianchester-ssluares tiv! Gentleman himself will then be. ,AGENCY. ANY HOUSE or PERSON in TRADE of real Property and Respectability, wanting MONF.Y upon an *urgency, may be assisted confidentially by a Person of crrAit *locals in a rcgular course of business, in the most private 'run t's posnl;!.., and on moderate terms, within one Month's notice, ruse the sane upon their own Notes or Acceptances tor six, ninoi and Twel. , e tebIUJIS, as the case may be. Absuitatel.; ,n letter will be received unless the postage k paid. 50 th address:el frian Pt incipals to Mr. R. S. Wynsburn, Lando wry, South Wales, pill he attended to. •,' Secrecy may br fully depended upon. CAc.,E6 at Walton on the Hill, Epsom, Sum), Lucy Bally was four years afflicted with Scorbutic Ulcers Xmas in one g, and speedily cured by 4ilsliry% l'atent Anti. soretsuie Droi,s.—Elizabeth Mathews, also cared of an ulcerated hLby taking seven small bAtles.---Jarnes Skelton, aged 26, re wed to great weakness, with the lust of 90pieces of bone, re am's/it:. health and a le.borious occupation, though the loss of his kit . was thought neke sary to save his life. ' The gmtine Medicine has the words, By the Ki!lgs Patent, tspresse,! on the botTle, bill of direction, and outside wrap p er •nd the limes Duty printed in black. ink. %Id at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square , Lond on, in small I " ) tt . let of 51. Gd. ; do üble bottles, 10s.; and larger, 11 . 29 . Compound E.v.ence ,to allay unplosan; irritation, 8k LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIA NITY AMONGST THE JEWS. TO-MORROW Morning a Sermon will be preach ed at St. John's Church, Horslydown, by the Rev. WiL. I.TAT4 Guarar, A.M. Rector of St. Clement awes, Minister of West-street Chapel, and Lecturer of St. Mildred's Church in the Poultry; after which an appropriate Hymn will be sung by the Jewish Children under the Patronage of the above Society, and a Collection made for the Institution. Prayers to begin at Half past Ten o'Clock. SALE POSTPONED. MESSRS. BROWNE and Co. Auctioneers, No. 41, Southampton-rosY, Bloomsbury, give notice that the SALE of the OLD HALL ESTATE at Gildersome, near Leeds, is postponed tilt the 14th of February, on which day (Wednesday) it will be sold, at Garraway's, as also the NEW HALL, and 144 Acres of Freehold Land. Particulars, Plans of the two Estates, &c. may be seen at the Office of the Auctioneers, from eleven to four o'clock. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, On Tuesday, Ne 30th instant, and two following days, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in the Long Room of the Custom House, Brista, I-E FOLLOWING GOODS, which are al lotted in small quantities for the better accommodation of the several Dealers as well as Private Persons, Clear of all Duties, viz.- 48 cwt. Musco Sugar 2 dn. Rice • 2 4.0. Turpei I ' 4 560 lbs. Tamarinds 135 do. Succades adll Preserves 26 do. Currants 6 do. Pimento 6 do. Wax Candles 120 do. Castor Oil 6 do. Ginger Indigo 160 do. Raisins 100 Staves , 1 39 Feet Pine Timber Boats 50 Grass Matts 300 lbs. Tobacco 60 do. Seger' 950 do. Coffee 66 do. Cocoa 53 do. Chocolate 55 Gallons Wine 6 do. Brandy 2 do. Geneva 33 do. Rem 44 do. Shrubb 4 do. Lime Juice t do. Pickles 7 do. Olives 10 Dozen Cyder 1 Glass Lamp 3 Kegs of Lime FREEHOLD ESTATE IN BERKSHIRE. By Messrs. CRIPPS and COLE, On Monday, the 29th day of January, 1810, at the New Inn, in Abingdon, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, A COMPACT and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Longworth, in the County of Berks ; consisting of an excellent new Farm House, now building, and covered, which, when completed, will be filrfor the residence of any Gentleman Farmer, with about 120 Acres of rich Meadow and Pasture Land, 22 Acres of Arable, and 8 Acres of Coppice, all adjoining, and late in the occupation of Mr. Robert Pyke, and Mr. Sims, at the yearly value of £4OO per annum. Possession may be had upon the completion of the purchase, and further particulars known by applying to Mr. B. Morlatul,:of Abingdon.—Long worth is situate R miles from Abingdon, 6 from FarrinKdon, 6 from \Vantage, and about 12 from Oxfnrel. .roMlb ALL IN TWELVt. HOURS. SWIFT and CO. remind their_ Friends and the Public, that the whole of the present Grand State Lottery will be drawn on St. Valentine's Day, the 14th of next month, when in the short space of Twelve Hours, the immense sum of Two Hundred Thousand Pounds will be distributed in Prifes of various descriptions, including Forty Capitals, among which are 4 of £20,000 each. Tickets and Shares are on sale in great variety at their Offices, Na. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing Cross, and No. SI, Aldgatc High-street, where five of the Capital Prizcs in the last Lottery were sold in Shares. No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Stock- Brokers, London, respectfully inform- the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the present State Lottery, which is on the same new and improved plan as the last, consisting of only 5000 Numbers, are on Sale at their Office as above. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of £20,000 4 5,000 12 1,100 And suo, &c. &c. &c. ' To be all drawn in On' Day, viz. 14th February, 1810. Letters, post p a id, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Orders by post,coach, of carrier, accompanied with remittance, punc tually attended to. . X 10,930 PAID ON DEMAND. s,g:B - .C 23,000 133 10,294 *- - 20,000 8,831 18,544 - V. 0,000 8,716 19,544 - 20,000 19,570 2,279 - - 10,000 17,127 - - Besides Priles of £2,000, 41,000, £5OO, &c. THIS Grand List of CAPITAL PRIZES wis Sold in Shares, in the last and three preceding Lqrteries, st the old-esablished State Lottery Offices, No. 26, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough, of HORNSBY and Co. who were also the first to sell Two Prizes of £30,000. HORNSBY and Co. respectfully solicit the favours of the Public in the New State Lottery, which abounds with Capital Chances ; they also beg leave to assure their Friends, that they will use their best endeavours to procure Prises worthy their pos sessing. Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest Prices, and all Orders by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the Globe, on the same terms as if present. Er To be Drawn in ONE DAY, the 14th FEBRUARY next. Two, three, and four Tickets of the same Number may be hail, so that £40,000, £60,000, or .080.000, can be obtained by one . adventure. 5,000 5,000 5,c00 4,100 QIR JAMES J3RANSCOMB and Co. are now LP selling Tictc6TS and SHARES in the NEW STATE Luc "'TAY, to be Drawn the 14th of FEBRUARY, 1810, all in ONE DAY, at their Lucky Offices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. 11, Holborn, No. 33, Haymarket, and No. 269, Strand, where they had the unprecedented good Fortune to distribute to the Public, in the last Three Lotteries alo:te, the following Capital Prizes, in Shares, namely: No. 2, 618 ... ... ... £20,000 No. 1,358 ... ... ... £20,000 9,123 ... ••• ... 90,000 12,767 ... ... ... 10,000 18,977 ... ••. •• • 20,000 4,390 ... ... ... 5,000 12,510 ... ..; ... 20,000 15,127 ... ... ... 5,000 9,256 ... ... ... 20,000 18,318 ... ... ... 5,000 With the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, No. 3,618, which divided amongst the Fortunate Holders £24,765, indepen dent of many £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. Ste. where likewise the First £30,000 Prize, the only £40,000 Prize, and the last £25,000 Prize, ever Shared In the State Lottery, were Sold in Thirty-one Shares. The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an early purchase in the present Lottery, being on the same much ap proved Plan as the last, when nearly every Ticket was Sold, as they presume a scarcity of Tickets and Shares will be experienced, from the merits of e Plan bein more generally known.— Scheme r in this Paper— th o n Paid on Demand. of To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and the COUNTY of ESSEX. THE High Sheri ff having appointed the Election to be holden on Wednesday, the 31st instant, at Eleven o'Clock, allow me to intreat your early attendance at Chelmsford on that day, when I shall hope, by your honourable suffrages in my favour, to be placed in the proud situation of your Represen tative in Parliament : a distinction and high mark of your confi • deuce, which my exertions shall unceasingly be employed to merit, if I am so form/ate as to obtain it. The great extent of the County, the shortness of the days, and the unfavourable weather, together with the difficulty of obtain ing corn et lists of Freeholders, have, I regret, put it wholly out of my power to pay my respects to them individually, and, am sorry to say, have frequently prevented my calling upon sever 1 ral when in their immediate neighbourhoods. For these unavoid— able omissions I ase your indulgence.—l remain, Gentlemen, Your very faithful humble servant, JOHN ARCHER HOUBLOOI. - Hallingbury-Place, 22d January, 1810. COUNTY ELECTION. MR. HOUBLON's COMMITTEE (who meet every day at Chelmsford) request that th^ Friends: r Gentleman, who may have any communicalons to make mate rial to his interest, or conducive to his success, will forward the same immaately, under cover, to Mr. Gepp, Solicitor, Chelms ford. Chelmsford, 22d January, lltiO. Dedicated to h:s Royal Highness the Duke 'orYoitit. Just publitjted, by J. Faulder, New Bond street, London, Post Q uarto , price los. O. in bearda, HERO and L E AND ER. A POEM. Bath: Printed for the Author, by M. Gye, Market-pia CCELEBS IN SEARCH OF A MISTRESS!!! TMs day was published, in 2 vols. duodecimo ' price los. CCELEBS IN SEARCH OF A MI STRESS!! A Novel, founded on Reccnt Events in High Life. " Free, disencumbered; anti-matrimonial love." CUMZERLAND. 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Which is an infallible Cure for all Nervous Disorders: To Mr. Wll - ilia s, Chemist, Strand, London. • Wife was ataicted with a severe NE R. LI VOUS FEVER, attended with a violent beating of the heart, lowness of spirits, and a dreadful sick head-ach, which re duced her so much that she became unable tc speak or walk for several weeks, and would frequently faint and remain in that state kr a considerale time; together with a swelling in the neck—all of which gave way to the CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO.— Dusing her illness, I had the advice and attendance of several Me dical Men, who, after trying every means in their power, Lase her over as incurable, and I expected every hour would have been her last, when I fortunately saw your BALM of QUITO, adver reed in the Glasgow Courier, and as the last resource, I resolved that she should nuke a trial of it, and therefore bought a small bottle of Messrs. Baxter and Co. and gave it according to the di rections, and, astonishing to relate, before she had taken the whole cf the bottle, I perceived a wonderful change for the bet ter, and by her taking three more bottles, two small and onu half-guinea ones, she recovered her speech and was able lo go about as usual; and I have no doubt but that a few more bottles will re,tore her to her former state of health. You are at liberty to publish this letter for the benefit of others—and am, Sir, your oblined humble servant, Glasgow, MarchnO, 1401 MURDOCK M I DONALD. I'. S. Further particulars may be known, by application to Messrs. Baxter and Co. Glasgow. WITHERS'S CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, which is a , most convenitnt, sae, and infallible remedy for Nervous, Dices, Gouty, and Rheumatic Disorders, and every kind of DAiility or Relaxation in Persons ofeither Sex, young or old, whether here• ditary, natural, or occasioned by a residence in hot or unlit althy climates, the immodera.e use of tea, spirimas liquors, or o,her cl:Aint3 flnids, too sceantary a life, or ten close an application to study, exert re gine% iujedicious administration of m •reury,dis sioation, excess, ..roper practices, hinting fits, violent head. :cites, coninlixes of the lungs, inward wasting., trembling or sh tk!ng of the hands or limb:, shortness of breath, consumptive ha%its, &e. is prepared and sell by W Withers, Chemist, 1!! , 29. Strand, London ; and retail by all respectable Medkine Vendtrs. Price is. 91 per bottle. is 14th of NEXT MONTH, The State listtery will begin and finish Drawing. RICH ;BOSON, GOODLUCF, and Co. 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