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'; n . 1306. 0a fill:ATM'. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. H ii Pl i t t F b .: a t'Lr EV . 1. 4.re 1 .. N 4 9 . , d a y T f eas bet' 2'7, AS YOU LIKE cr. Mr. C. KEMBLE; kaolin, Mr. MURRAY; 400 ,-, sir. FAWCETT; Ro,alind, bfrs. 11. JOUN- N ; Celia. Miss BOLTON s Pittebe, Miss FEN WICK ; Mrs.C. EEMIILE. 'ln Act V. u :llnsque incidental to the Piece. !ter * Melt will be performed. a New Panintninte, called HARLEQUIN ANI) ASMODEUS ; . . Ott,•CIUPIO ON CRUTCIIES. • o h er tirely new Nitwit., Machioem...Srenes, IDIeFICS &c. The Overture anti Music composed by Mr WARE. oettfas Z tinbullo (afterwards Harlequin). Mr 80-' ;%A , j o u.; the Old Berms (afterwards Clown), MC' imALDI; wherwaNlCupid),MasterC lkAP- Y. ster C q . thilina Se naphlast (afterwards Columbine), Ills OA: S"e" 3ll4er (wit h a Sarah Miss BOLTON. Second Price db. 64.—Pit Sa. 6d. *mid Pare loiter GAM 2s. Second Price !ie.-Upper Gallery Is. si Price 6 d. Morrow Every Owrilwas ids Faalk„... 4, and the Tragedy id' Cairsorii in rehearsal, s ill very soon be produced. TO MINDERS OF PARLIAMENT. . INDEPENDENT WiflG o f SUNDAY gest. Use. St. will contain THREE' LETTERS. uuder ii,totaresof CRITID-ALTER to his ROYAL HIGH sOw PRINCE of WALES ; TIMOTHY TRUE yi ON THE PRESENT STATE OF THE GOVERN ; Rod CASSIUS to the RIGHT .lION. SPENCER RcEY ;to which the AtteAtion of the two Houses of ' mi.*, and of the British Pohl* eantrody invited. .bVklt at the ludeueodeut Whig Office, Warwick 'ft, It% sate -street. _WANTED. l' a Gentleman intitted to considerable Pro. verty, the SUM of X6OO, for 12 or 18 Month*. Five per , sal b given, and a liberal Premium. No Money mitt rated apply. utttn(pust-pant)addressed t, D. C. at Mr. F. Fuller's,6l, t ivtouot will be immediately attended to , and an illtef appoilled• _ t- ---- RISE OF PRICE. 'WIFT and Cn. respectfully inform the Public, dat the TICKETS and SHARES of the STATE LOT- Y hate already advanced in Price, and will, in all pro. "lib experience &linker rise in a Alin time. "s Lottery will be drawn in ONE DAY (13th of FE rARy next) ; it has 20,000 diffeceut,N umbers, no PLiZe du 690, and 44 Capitals, viz. 4....0f.....C 2 0,0 00 I I 12....0f.....,E1.000fi11() ,0lX) 20 8 2 Wts and Shames are selling at SWIFT and CO.'s Offices, 11, Poultry i No. 12, Charing-Crass; and No. SI, Aid- High -street, . • - STATE LOTTERY. AZARD, BURNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets nod Shires t STATE 1.0 ITEKY, are now ou Sale at their No.s3, Royal Exchange. nelotery ciao* 0f.20,0tal Tickets, numbered from I to, ee an Mire New Plan. Tbe Scheme contains Foul' r 4 en,ooo—f orty other Capitals—and no Prize lower tx. at to be draws the I,S4k FLAW A Rir next. It the late October Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of 5e2(4000. 2.358. a Prize of .2 2,000, were both sold in Shares at abase Otace. , LAWN (pod pale) duly answered. Scbeuies gratis. PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS our Beloved sutiJECTs have gratefully renamed Masks for the plentiful produce ro ankh their valleys abounded in the recent harvest, we. ronreforc, decree, that a valley yet remains to be reaped in, gul Sand; of our subjects,. and that without Ins of that , . re one takin g partin the labour, will, by our decree, be en nui, namely, in the valley between llolborn-htll Sanw a; an% delay or applying fur the implements for reaping, eves this and the 15th February, at ho. 1, Skinner-street, Idsbject the tardy Iss our displetwore. Givens* our Temple, No.l, FOR Suisirca-st It EMT TUNA REGINA. Waited by oar trusty Servant. Lucky N.TURNER, who, through our plea ift,told the last £5,000 Prize ever ems. NEW STATE LOTTERY. V [Hill- returns his most grateful thanks to A tele Public for their unbounded favours is the last Lot y, and respectfully acquaints them that Tickets said Shares true ISO% LOTTERY, to he drawn the 15th of next Fe- Ft'arii Ire now selling at both his truly . fortanate Offices,' Ida (limper than last Lottery, as may be seen by the ful lot comparison of Prices : PRESENT LOTTERY. LAST . LOTT*RY. esti . ... 0 0 Ticket ...10dF Stuter 6 Qaartee.....V..... bl 9 0 bib* Sven& 1 • 0 . 110 6 The Lottery eatisies of 20,000 Tickets, autrthetel'frdlvii 410 %AlO, snag entire New raw. Schemes. with peetiesien, ty be had gratis at either of NISH'S Officec, whew. the Prises of £lo,ootl. ai , tl 5 Prizes of .C:0,000, lto 30 other Capital Pares. were told in Shares within 12 Insto , ,iirid the money paid on demaildsit No.;, CORN HILL, in- 9, CllAitl N G -C. ROSS. TOei.'NEW AND SECOND-HAND WATCHES. be Sold, for Rcady Money, an egtenaito „. asonatent of highly-tinisbed, new W a tches, in Gold and. 4111 ef Cars; also a quantity of rod Second-hand Chtonionic }amid IViaches, b', the most e•Aceined '.Maker=, viz. Arnold, ,Lsha.w, Brockb.milts, Barrand. Grant , Ja mison, Vulliancy, '), cc.; and also a glen' variety of Ladies' Gold Engine ti,"" i. Gail Dial, and ',ticket Watches, warranted to pt.' form ition% kept in repair t months free of e 'pence , or e xchan g ed t u I stPlitoved of daring that Onus at the original cost. The minium f ee l s confident. that the prices at which those , very "r articles will be baba:titled, will he a great ii.ducemenl a u .„, ;_" , e .', 34101 Gooier:ten to become purcha ser*, having a full 1 '' 7. '" ,11 4 their being sackers loul4 W a t c h es taken in radian", at Ili Ludgate-hill. • -111 ING'S PATEST WORM. L oZENG ES. • Wi woi nre thi mai frothisociei— of Childreas' Dis ori• Their tymptoms every Parent or Coardins, nf Chit rrtl otoul Ihe ticipininted wit* iftcY Itcrwitml toe; of aPPC" palclte, of the coluor of the face, emaciation and tire throve of the lino attooded after with violent patio; a " c"nruPtitsie; ; they affect the growth of the body, ret:,'Y {lmre fattl, by ending in a constinsp!iisi or decay. :1 'Koren' t• *and cure or their alarming complaints, I le abuse excellent Ilediciue universally allowed, ou the ts .,, time gi of the higtotst clatenetet ,, its this country, both in rank :espectshility to bare uo euatit. Their pahlic appraba- Clten to the Proprietor, from a personal, knowledge of its r hdrnai succesi in their own stamps its merit 'Le ona No • • iv .. petition, and givo * Vuactiuu 11.44 w i.ich no otbet .„mac of the kind cut boast. r•treurs s a d „o w ". ~b„ h av e the caw CI; itdrca shntild t sw ittt aelited, non Lund v Medicine, to res ort to, wbeur,ver 4 ,! L acif or Bowels, of Children are a ny way disordered , ihi, .rill alwiqs At fumed to relieve. 4 1 4 flitittlest i le and Remit, at Ching and flatfeet, Nn. 4, 11, 41414 e, rillier of pateniobter-row, Loudon ; retool, by 6 4 4 1 0411 , Exeter ; Cook w orthy au.t noxlat.d,Plymituth ; KIM t 4 et ' iSiniiiiighrutt tt Swim, Monder,ton, owl Cargill; 1 ,,,. 41 , ; 13illittge mid 6' egoist, Liverpool; Lyuch and• e. l .,j' healer • *.iiinals and utiwell, loath Bruno, erigoto:. ; l'cck mai Rose. Hoff ; and 'wcole Yew-iv/hitt Bose', Id the Ski. maxi 54• tad; cacti' T"E MIS is now. attempt to ie not by a dry em►rl(irbment, a proper regart, odic,' urilTft. 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