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'maw 1861.) !!EVER ACTED AT THIS THEATRE. role THE BENEFIT OF MR. BANNITTER. THEATRE-ROYAL, DECRY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May €2, Igo9, Their Me*Hie &mots will set the Comedy of THE HEIR AT LAW. Daniel pawls's, (alias Lord Moberly) Mr. Mathews ; Dick Dowlas, Mr. Rtlharii Dector Pangtoss, Mr. Bannister ; Henry Moreland, Mr. Holland ; Stedfast, Mr. Powell ; Zekiel H a, Mr. Do Camp ; Kennet, Mr. Johnstone. Deborah I.Mw ' (alias Lady Doherty) Mrs. Sparks ; Caro line Dormer, Mn,. li. Siddons ; Cicely Homespun, Mrs. Jordan, (twine her first appearance in that character) the 060011 Epilogue by the Characters. End a the Play, the favourite Comic Interlude, called SYL‘'F.STER. DAGGEktNI'OOI). Manager Mr. De Camp; Fustian, Mr. Feeley ; Promp rff, Mr. ! limy; and Sylvester Daggerrrood, Mr. Bannis ter • awn • New Comic Song, called The TRAGEDY of driIIELLO; or, Fine Fleecy Hosiery ! In a egui additional Scene, for that night only called, A MORNING RLHEARSAL, the following Sorts;, &c. will be introduced:—" A Smile and a by r. Br Tear' by Mr. Braham (ateomß l iell by himself on tts• Piano-Forte r ;—the cele brated wet, from " Amor Fraterso,' (composed by WI,- tee ; awn omi Signora Starner ;—A Pew Musical, Orator*, Salimpaglim. ilawribi a g l b a lata Sale of a TORT ELL Teii CAT, Ihe illma Waft Us of Two Hundred mid Thirty-Three Guineas! ! Mr. Bassist/O. And ♦ DIVERTISSEMENT, in w►ich, positively for that hied ash, blase GAYI'ON will Douce a favourite PAS SEIJL, trout the hat New Ballet at the Opera Haase freinputrd by Mr. D'Egvine,) and striated by his Pupils. the Eatertantmeha to castled. with (nut acted these It years) Foote's Farce of TIIE MINOR. The ammeters of Shift and Smirk, Mr. Bannister ; Mrs. Cole, Mr. Bathers, (heists his firet appearance is that cha racter); Sir W. Wealthy, Me. Wewitser ; Mr. R. Wealthy, ltlr. Erre ; Sir G. Wealthy, Mr. Drr Camp ; Loader, Mr. Pala:rx ; Dick, Mr. Purser; Lary, Mist, Boyce. 'rickets and Places for the P.A, II 10 be had of Mr. Bar. ni,t,r, No. Os, Gower street, Beabfurrlospaare ; and of Mr. blnv.;, at the Bot-elfiae, in Little Riamettstreet. NEVER ACTED. TDRATRR-KOYAL, DRURY-LANE. TUESDAY, May 3, ISO 3, Th,ir Majesties' /termite a ill performs a New Cowie Opza., us three sets,ealied. THE. JEW 01 M()GADORE. The Overture cad the w►ole of the New 3lusie compered by Mr. Melly. The Chararten by Mr. 11(4111 , 1, Mr. Dorton, Mr. Johu. stone, Mr. Kelly, Mr. ft (Wand ? Mr. Rayasoud, Mr. Presley, Mr. %with; Mrs. Mwitstai.t, Mrs. Rtancl, Signora &Grace. After w h:eli roRTuN ES FROLIC. Rubio Rowe- 404 M►. 142itit1111 j Rattle, Mr. Palmer. Dully, Mrs. Fisrburc. • THEATRE-ROYAL, (OVENT-OARDEN. 1711 Iii PRESENT EVENING, !goy 1, INC will be acted, Sbakeepeor'e Tragedy of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. _ . . Ifsasist, Mr. Knoble •' Poisoning, Mr. Mitarigis Litotes, Mr. Evvoia' ; Horatio, Mr. Marrsy ; the Ghost of Hamlett Parber, Mr. Pope. Grrtrude Gases of Dermal*, Mrs. St. I. Op**, Miss Stilton. To which will ire ridded, the favourite Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; OR, THE GOLDEN EGG. TbilOgertnsosigrd Moire reimposed * Mr. Ware. Muter Geogr. Mr. tregessigsw ; Co*, afterwards Hark- Mr. 11:117c1.114 jaa. • lis* Dues, !Otero/aria arra, air. Grimaldi • Cabin (with a Soft), Master Sosolley. Cohsette, aftiewords Coloustriae, Theo Adams. With • Pas Trsls by the Mines Adam. On tvedneaday, The him of the World, S 4 Perham Mie n hant by Mr. Cooke I Asir which, the Hurler's of Tom 11 gob the Gress—An Friday, The Ternoest ; or, The Ea ehdited Prosperu by Mr. Kembie. AQUATIC THEATRE, SA ULRIC,- WEL LS. Under Fairginge of NW It. H. Duke of CLARENCE. TFiIB and EVERY EVENING THIS L WEEK, a New Comic Burleft• Dance, ruled THE FLITCH. After wallets, au entire mow grand comic Paolo mime, rolled HARLEQUIN'S LOTTERY. Clews, Mr . Gr*Adj. The Eutertaintneata to conclude with e t . Naively hew Aquatic Mrlo-Drametic Romance, WWI The WHITE WITCH ;en Cataract of A:natonia. TFe piers to conclude with ` a Grand Cataract of Real Water, opening to the Palace a te arteatic Spirit. Boxes is. Pa 2s. Gal. ts.—Doors open at half-part s; to 'wpm at halt-peat 6. Places to be kept till half..past 7. Phew he the Boxes to be talme of Mr Lever, at the Box- Mite Free p till 4 every day (Sunday excepted.)—Books of the tamp tv be 'Diktat the Theatre. MILE real JAPAN BI.ACKING, made by A. DAY are MARTIN.--This foredo:ll4r Compapition, u:th Leif the natal Whom, produces the most brills:out jet bleep rree beheld, awls peetelisreutwedwieent to the Mutter, *di evil the limit hams, is perfectly free from ar.y my:m -*IW noel', sad will retain its Willett) in any climate. sold, Wlsoleode, Ly Day and Martin, at the Manufactory, No. 97, h Itolbesa. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistoek-strret ; W. Day, herallamatmet ; Aticl, Na. t , Finch-lair ; the principal Litatmak.ers, Pertainers, sad Oliliberl, in the Me upolis, and is every Town tbroaskuut the United Klarlom, I. stew batiks, pr.er as. 61. each. IMPROVED !MINERAL TEETH . —• MMRS. R OF. FALEU awl I . A FON', of Ruseelimmare, beg leave respectfully to ansuoace to the Pointe, that, its consequeste.• avariunii ce p ,insents, and of vast %ephemera loth* prvfeesiots, they ere e‘isbled to vemionnend Artificial Teeth wad Palates, by lateens of s Mioeral Preparation so as to give complete satisfac tion to Mom who may h ave occasion for such substitutes. —Meson. Isamu. sad Pe forum come to supply finis wit tooth to a whole set, with or without Goon, ire the wad satifortory masner, watnout ceasing the Wee pais or irritatioe, end of an eppearaace so very natural as to defy Cie atom critical deserver ; at the same tints that they will ainirar every purpose for umstication, give to the voice its sutural soon and modolation ' • soil thew construction so locurraptible, tw i t Maims. F. an d D. engage to replace them, free ef expense, should they wear i.e change colour. These who may hai t occasion fur the exert ise of Messrs. F. NW D.'s taint', can runty satisfy tlicruselves es to the eaadeur and severity of their easerti•eis; for they are enabled, through the liberality end goodome of their friends, to OW rehresees that Causal fail of proving satisfactory. Therefore, tinier who emit entertain &otos whether from incredulity, or from bating bees already deceived by means of Quackerirs, or of Puffs an the public Papers, will 1w referred to characters of high respectability, who will have the zoodoess to chew to denvnistonina, the happy r Herta ibry experience from the Artideial Tecth sad .Pekstes thus recoiamouled ; a favour and inululgesee pints-114y never before enjoyed by arty lit:li ft*. and which call for Newts F and Ws tuna, trr.ll,l3il IC SOW ifttgUllati. Memos. F. and I) hare - 1100 with any teller man pa theisame business; and they beg leave to all, that thief e vs will he fogad moderate, and flee from those impooinoss and illaberalities that have clieratterieed ether peupiele. Weloarollame. b.lirittob MONDAY, MAY 2, 1808. KING'S THEATI.F. M•scsi 7, ISO.. TR. h e ‘ , l' , A e E t t i ; or , t Joint P a ro t rriet ot o he r r of the raid share, (in right of his E l e v c r utorshrp to the late Mr. Goold), thinks it incumbent on him to.regnest the Nobs. lily and Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera,, to pay no Sub scriptions but into the hands of MMlnni. DAVM.III, Noel, Templer and Co. Pall-Mall, the legal Bankers to the Cuts rens, • hieh Subscriptions must be placed to the account of the Trustees of the Theatre ; and should any Lady or Gen tleman be induced to pay their Subscription Imo ay other Channel but that ahme-inentiened, the Metint way be dis puted hereafter. It having been intioilt.-d to Mr. Waters, that Boxes, which base fur years been retniued by the Nat tily and Gentr, Subscribers to the Opera, toe put secured to these Honourable Persons, since Mr. Taylor has Miss spun himself the Management of the Concern, Mr. Wanes therefore taken this opportunity to MIMIC an F.xtmet flw the information of the Sulawribers, from the Trust deed, dated dtth Aut;ust, 179:, viz. . . . - "it a heiecy . cleclured and a•zreed, that no P.mon who now la, or at any time or times hereafter shall be, in posses sloe of a Box or BOXIII, as the head subscriber thereto, or the Proprietor thereof, be removable at the will, plea sure, or caprice ad* said H'it.imei Taylor, his Executors, Administrators, or Ametgaers, 'wept by voluntary serrender or resienation thereof" Hy which it appears the Proprie tors have not a power of dispossessing uoy tri the Subsenbers of Ibs respective Duxes. VOSAllltiti llthistr o, MR. WATERS, Joint Proprietor of the above THEATRE (in right of his Executorship to• the late Mr. GOOLD), begs Leave to inform the Public, sad all whom it may concern, that lie will in no way whatever be responsible for say Debt or Wes that may bw connected by Mr. Taylor, on recount of the above Property, wIle• rakes urea bluseelf the Illasag4 unit of the King's Theatre, or Opera House. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. MESSRS. CRAMER moot resoectfully ac quaint the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends is general, that their ANNUAL CONCERT will take place on WEDNESDAY the , 27,th of May, particulars of which will be announced a doe tin e, MRS. MOUNTAIN most respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, bee Friends, arid the Public, that her BENEFIT is Seed for WEDNESDAY, the PIO* of May, when will be perforrne.l the favourite Opera of The TRAVELLERS, with a variety of Entertalunients and Norelty. Tickets and Places to be bad of Mrs Mountain, tat, Orrat Russell-street ; and of Mr. Spring, Box-Office. UNRIVALLED EXHIBITION n ONAP.IItTE, for the instrurt...on of his young Illairer, and particularly of Ow Mulshipraeo, wishes to have i• his dominions, bat shall never reams, the beautiful exhibition of the COSMORAMA, which attracts every day at the Pantheou, on grand cent-oars de twirls et Warta. Uwe qui adusirent tout i La fui• la atesebe regalia, dee tarps celestes, la simplicite de rechanitres, et Feclat de Fiennewse sphere etoilie dans !svelte its sent 24112 U °peas every day truss Twelve till Fear o'Cliselt.—Ad. geireies se 6d. ; Catalogs. N. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TiILS GALLERY. for the EXHIBITION ed SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, is new OPIN to the Publie, sod will continuer open every day beet Ten in the Foresees till Fire in the Afternuon.— Adolemee, le.—Catalogues, 6 By Order, VALENTINE GaREN A.R.A. Keeper. Ka a, CORSHILL, AND 9, CHAKII!CI-CROSS. BISH returns . hts most grateful Thatihs to „IL • the Natelttg, Gentry, and Public bt general, fur *sir aabunusled kraus in the Lotteries just dumbed, trod argusints then that Tickets and fharrs for the New State Lister!, tube drawn the asth of June, ere now 'wiling as Awn . • when, to tits Lonnie, jest fiats:tett, he sold snit shared T 46.17,611, a Prim ags,ooul No. 11,455 1.10,000 4,101 14,045 6,000 1 gss ....... sin 18,448 5,000 17,90 ti ..... 504 24,859 5,000 24,557 ....... 500 14.779 3,0001 5,014 ..... son The First-drawn Ticket in the City Lottery, *inlaid to the Good Hotel, valued et 25,0001. was Sold et Bish's Offices, in siatern Sixteenths ; also Two other of the Sub stantial Freehold Houses, ♦alor 9,000. Schemes, with par ticulars, to be had gratis ; and the Fortunate Holders of the shove Prizes, b both State and City Lotteries, may have their Money by applying to No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARI Nfii•CROIK; THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, w!i;ch begins Drawing JUNE go, is the only Lottery that ever ceataised SIX PRIZE.et go,ocool. ICH Exe 6 .. Prises et L.ta,orie . . .. are .. . . L.l to,ooo 10,400 11 3 a 100 100 1,500 32,000 1,000 4,000 60,u00 914000 Tickets. NO FIXED PRIZE. Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Lieensed Offices in London, and by their Agents in the conntry. Prisent Prires.—Tirket 1.1 n Half.. L. in is 0 I Eighth a. Quarter L vso,ooo PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Waste and Health cannot be mote essentially prorioded, than by attending to the Preservation of the Teeth. WiR. NE‘VTON's• RESTORATIVE ,V 1 I'OOTII POWDER, harmg strived the alveoli'. Oise of tbe first Nobility. Gentr, and a generous Public, by an extensive consamptioa fur a series of years, as w. II as the attestatios of its superior inteellenee, from tin easiness Nits eompaaest parts, by the mad distinguished Mahcal thwarters, she have romanced it the most pleasant Vegetable Tooth Powder known, to increase the beauty of the reseed, and promote the durability of the Teeth, and which has, in ennseriarnee of its espertiobeed adeaattgc*, been honoured with the armed:ate patronage of Their Ma rotta, and the various Illastrioos Ream has of the Royal Family, Nobility Gentry, ar. in the United Kingdom. NEWTONSTOOTH POWDER is an Astringent and Antiscrubstie Powder, a &haste Annalistic, txtrestely grate tal to the palate, and pleasant in its igAs; in fine, to those who apply it, it is • certain preventive of pain or dray of the Teeth, to the latent period of life. It radiuses to he faithfully prepared by Mr Newton (only , at hi. house, tier singtos-plare, Vanilla', elate of Great Kassel-stmet, I don), from the gamine Reeve of the tat.' Sir Richard Jebti, Physician to Their Majesties, &e ; and 'old w holesnle, tail, and for exportation, by Meters. Shaw end Edward., No. firi, St. Church-yard, whom he ha. empowered to make a liberal anowaisee to his Town sad Country Ven dent, Merchants, its.; also, retail, by revel Perfumer and Al sdirine Seller in the Kingdom, in Boar., at _a. std. ash. N N. Please to ask for N, 't o ns Tooth Powder, and PIP that " Et H. Newton' is written r/41 nark Let, withal es all others sold as Newton's an iinpus.tioas. Lotrwa, Mai g, THE CLERGY, LAND-ROLI)ERS, FARMERS, and DISTILLERS, ere respectfully in funned, that the Chancellor of the Excliequev's Letter to Dr. Mansell, of 'trinity-College, Cambridge, explaining the prin. eiple of his Bill in f of Stipendiary Curates, is gives ge nre, exclusively, in Nts. 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