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6791 I. — THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING,DECEMBER 17, $ dolr Majesties Servants will act the Coma Opera of THE CABINET. .. Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ; l b ga is diOrandChateau, Mr. MATHEWS ; L oom, • • LerinatO, Mr. X. SMITH; • Whonsiculo, Mr. BANNISTER; - • Peter, Mr. 130WTON; Miss LYON; Leonora, Mrs. MATHEWS ; spo t Min SPARK,S; Curiosa, Mrs. HARLOWE ; }Loretta, Miss-KELLY. To which will l aided, the Comic Drama of • THE THREE AND THE . DEUCE. • peagTipeSingle, Mr. ELLISTON; Patinas Single, Mr. ELLISTON; IPirdval Single, Mr. ELLISTON. IleapbrefGrizzle, Mr. MATHEWS ; siss leYck; Phrs be, Mrs BLAND . MATHEWS ; TafiEney . . - - - - m oriptuns of %Taipei, will be repeated on Monday, tipt,l og 0 1 - K lay ne4 ,after which the Dramatic Romance %int ftthite be nights Blue Beard can be per.. account of the prepamtions for the Pantomime at Tuesday, the Comic Opera of False Alarms. . op mo de', the Conk* of Love for Love. OPPION..` •THEAt RB ROYAL, hAY MARKET. PRESENTEVENING. DECEMBER 17, „fa be acteditie blew Grand Melo-DramatisOpera of THE EXILE. • Count Ulrlck OR Eine), MriPOPE ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNI>EN • Baron Alltristbair, Mr. us - roN I • Count Calniar,• Mr. BELLAMT ; The Patriarch; Mr. CRESWELL; Darin, Mr. YOUNG. • The Empress Elizabeth, Mb. ST. LEGER ;- l as, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS. "which, for the 2d time, a New Ballet, composed, by Mr. Lon (late Ballet-Master to dui Opera House), called • THE DOUBLE WEDDING. • eimage - - With New Scenery, Dresses, &c. Ile Characters by the Infant Prodigy (from the Thertre tissspoul, being her first appearance on this stage), Mr. jss, Mr. Ridgway, Mr. King, Mr. Bologna, Mr. Good- Me W. Murray, Mr. T. Blanchard, Master Oscar Byrne, Nora (from the Opera House, being her first ap on this stage), Mrs. Whitmore, the Miss Adams, and tiliW Corps de Ballet. Ts Aid will be added (for the 12th time) a New Farce, is Three A SCH Acts OOLF, (written by OR AUTHORS. the late Mr. •robin) called The Characters by 'ALM/MAN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. PARLEY, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. JONES, Mr. HOLLAND, • Mhs'NOß'rON, and Miss LOGAN. IT Half Price—Bones 2s. Pit 2s. Gallery is. le New Ballet, called The Double Wedding, having been {with the highest applause, will be repeated every even :Of/miter notice. OsMonday, King Richard the 'Third; with the Blind Boy. OaParlay and Thursday, the Exile Otikiesday, The Tragedy of Othello. ARMY. cANTAIN in • a Garrison Battalion at Home, • ithidatitaschange into any Ite l Arnow or Dragoons, either it ink or under orders for that etaartry.—Letters (post ) a~ to A. B. Post Office, Sidninoth, will be inure y iitelded to.—N. B. A Regiment id India world not be eei to. • DIAMONDS-AND PEARLS. lENIS JACOB begs leave to inform the Pubic, ' that he continues to give the full Value, in ready Iv. oney, Diamonds and Pearls, at No. 32, Cockqur-street,Charingz ',opposite the Cannon Tavrrn.' LL THE CAPITAL PRIZES REMAIN UNDRAM N. IBISH respectfully acquaints the Public that 411 CAPITAL PRIZES remain =drawn as sada 4 of X`_'o,ooo 10,000 2 ' 5,000 , 5 1,000 Besides 500 WHOLE TICKFYIS For the First-drawn Prize above £l5, on • TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 20. Vet! few Tickets remain unsold. • Whint there are any, rickets and Shares will be on Sale, at both his Old Establised No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. The Merl is considerably richer than before the Drawing be. sa, as 5,000 Tickets are drawn, and all the Capital Prizes remain, ostwithstanding there are but three dayi to Draw. ' NE QUARTER of the STATE LOTTERY In?ily Drawn, aid no GREAT CAPITAL out of the Pled: it now contains • 4 of X 20,000 1 5 of 2 10,000 7 ...... 2 5,000 &e. &a &e. Ile Next Day of Drawing will be TUESDAY, December 20, leo 500 more Tic IC XTS will absolutely be given to the Proprie in it theitnt Prize above il5 drawn on that Day--Shorea In _ . £l,OOO 500 fieketsand Shares, warranted undrawn, on Sale by RICH IDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. 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Portsmouth 10 Plymouth 25 so And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. - The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's (Ace. • No regary will Le had to any Tender in which the price shall sot be in laid in word; at length, or that :hall trot be delivered to the Bosrd bfiore ow ideal on the said Weshreaay next, the !Ist indant, nor amens tits ?erten who grater the Tender, or soave person an his behalf, attends, to answer when called fir. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE—ANNUVIES--LIFE. OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON. Advantages to Insurers with this Company : piIYMENT of RENT in Case of Fire, without Increase of Premium.—Damage by Lightning wade goselz--- No Charge for Fonda, Indorsements, Alterations or Surveys.— A Comtnission' of £5 per Cent. allowed on Shipping Insurance. Common lAsuratices effected to XlO,OOO at Ss. per Cent. Hazardousto - - • - 6,000 ac Ss. . Doubly Hazardous to - - 3,060 at ss. 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'We shall give a general vi,w of the plan of rids Woelz, whirl, we may with safety recommend to the careful perusal of all jud,rions parents." —Monthly Rev. for Sept. 1904. . , , . I s